Who will history blame for not making the Floyd v Pac fight happen??

Floyd,and it will be right to blame him.

 

its manny's fault. he needs to man up, tell arum to **** himself and take the goddamn tests.

 

Floyd Mayweather Junior.

Over the past 18 months, people have already recognized his 'clean up the sport' campaign for the nonsense it is. In 5-10 years time, Floyd won't be looked upon in a good light. Whilst Manny will be remembered for clearing out the rest of 147 division, Floyd will be seen as that guy who didn't have the 'urge'.

 

50 Cent.

 

There should be an option that reads `Both fighters & arum`

Thats my vote !

 

Floyd, he was out of the ring more and Manny meanwhile was fighting everyone.

 

Firstly all those color tags make it a pain in this ass to quote you.

Sounds to me like he's referring to OSDT without having to mention it directly, probably due to fears of lawsuits - hence the 'you'd have to ask Floyd about that' thing.

Even if Floyd didn't take 'vacation' or whatever the **** he's doing, it still would have come back to the testing issue.

 

I chose 50 Cent as i will no longer be giving serious comments on this subject..

Seems most people are doing the same..

 

Floyd

I think Floyd whoops Manny for 12 rounds, but Mayweather has talked some absolute rubbish and he has used the blood testing issue to avoid fighting Pacquiao

He will never have the legacy he wanted because he never fought Pacquiao, and for the rest fo his life, no matter where he goes or what he does, he will be hounded by Mannys name for the rest of his life

 

50 Cent, there's no doubt about it.

 

I'm simply playing devil's advocate; one sided discussions aren't good for anyone.

I still don't see how this is proof of anything. One guy stating that he "doesn't know" why negotiations fell apart. What is that conclusive of?

My stance on this remains the same - we're not privy to every minute detail of the circumstance, so whilst it's fair to form an opinion, no one can make a conclusive judgement solidified with facts. 90% of what I read on here regarding the topic is conjecture and hyperbole.

We can't influence the situation so let's just see what happens and accept the outcome. Save the postmortem for when both fighters hang up their gloves for good.

 

He didn't say he "doesn't know why negotiations fell apart." He knows why - Floyd did not want to fight. What he "doesn't know" is why Floyd doesn't want to fight. But I think the answer to that is obvious.