no he just chose NOT to fight the #1 welterweight (margarito) in the world when zab got his ass kicked in his "tune up fight" vs Baldomir . and in all other scenerios should have killed their fight... HBO wanted it, boxing fans wanted, but floyd DIDNT..he chose to fight the ****ing LOSER anyway, instead of the guy who after the fact lost to other people. you are so dumb a 200 pound girl isnt fat right? shes just big boned
Don't ignore the facts :nono No different to Ortiz - Canelo, who were scheduled to fight eachother even though Ortiz had an upcoming bout.
ever heard of a clause thats in ALL contracts like that stating (in terms you might understand) fighter A kinda has to "win" ..should he lose its null and void. :rofl are you that dumb?
It clearly wasn't in the contract, the purse sizes were changed, that was it. Regardless of stipulations you've just made up, the Floyd - Judah bout was arranged when Judah was champion. The fight took place as scheduled. So everything you said about him choosing to fight Judah over Margarito etc....none of it true. 1. Floyd was at light-welter 2. Had a tuneup at Welter, then signed a cotnract to fight the Welterweight Champ That's the order of things.
He is hardly slipping. If he is "slipping" then a "slipping" Mayweather is still the best fighter in the world today. That's dangerous. On top of that, he has lost less rounds since coming out of retirement than he did in one year in 2007. 1 to Shane Mosley and 2 to Cotto. To say he is "slipping" is a mild statement. He is 35 and better than any fighter out there today. Wether the fighter be 21, 25, 30,33,35,40, or 47 he is the best fighter out there today.