Would a don king have let this fight slip away???

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  1. Mr Butt

    Mr Butt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    king may be a scum bag but he would of made the fight happen
     
  2. Azumah1

    Azumah1 Member Full Member

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    Hallelujah Brother!!!! :happy
     
  3. techks

    techks ATG list Killah! Full Member

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    No but he would've cut into that 40 million. "Green is the only color that matters".
     
  4. kingsboxing

    kingsboxing New Member Full Member

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    everyone is always so quick to thorough don king under the bus like he is the devil of boxing. So mr bob arum and golden boy and all the rest of the slime that runs the boxing buissnes is so holly, yeah right.... Don king is just the easy target every other promoter out there runs there company with the same mission statement, they dont give a
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    about the boxers unless they are shooting dollar signs out there ass, and if you don't know that then your dumb....
     
  5. el mosquito

    el mosquito Boxing Addict banned

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    you should be the last person to talk about knowledge and insight lol
     
  6. Azumah1

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    Floyd Mayweather Jr insists he is "thoroughly disgusted" by claims he is to blame for the collapse of a lucrative super-fight against Manny Pacquiao.

    Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum announced on Wednesday night a fight between his fighter and Mayweather was dead in the water after negotiations broke down over an ongoing row over drug testing.

    But Mayweather said: "Throughout this whole process I have remained patient, but at this point I am thoroughly disgusted that Pacquiao and his representatives are trying to blame me for the fight not happening when clearly the blame is on them."

    Filipino fighter Pacquiao issued legal proceedings last week following Mayweather's insistence on ultra-stringent doping testing - namely the taking of blood samples close to the fight - for their proposed March 13 showdown in Las Vegas, claiming such actions were defamatory.

    With the fight therefore in jeopardy, a mediator was brought in to attempt to solve the dispute this week. Arum claimed Mayweather and his team were unwilling to negotiate and the fight was off.

    Mayweather, however, insists he has been - and remains - more than willing to compromise.

    "First and foremost, not only do I want to fight Manny Pacquiao, I want to whip his punk ass," he added.

    "Before the mediation, my team proposed a 14-day, no blood testing window leading up to the fight. But it was rejected. I am still proposing the 14-day window but he is still unwilling to agree to it, even though this is obviously a fair compromise on my part as I wanted the testing to be up until the fight and he wanted a 30-day cut-off."

    Mayweather added: "I am ready to fight and sign the contract. Manny needs to stop making his excuses, step up and fight."

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    Well well well, as many of us thought.... two sides to a story. The Senile Arum runs to the press yesterday to get his lie in first, thought i smelt something suspiciously like bull ****!
    I said yesterday that moving from a 30 day to 24 days cut off was nonsensical in terms of random testing and that the perfect compromise would be a 15 day cut off! This would even sort out any concerns about Pacs apparent need for 2 days recovery as he claimed he needed pre Morales! Manny cut the crap.... put up or shut up!!!