Would you be interested in Mayweather vs. Petrosyan?

Only if Petrosyan is filled with anabolic steroids to murderous levels before the fight and he is let loose in a fit of rage into the ring after being told that Floyd had sex with his wife.

Then that would be worth the money.

 

You should check him out. He's considered by many to be the kickboxing equivalent of Mayweather(as far as technical brilliance is concerned and defense) but personally I think he's much more enjoyable to watch than Money Mayweather(Baby face has an argument) @IntentionalButt will vouch for me that he's indeed a very skilled operator.

 

Wish there were more people here that appreciated him and other skilled kickboxers. Technique and discipline often rivals that of top boxers.

 

I saw that to do the RBR for Glory too. I catch that when I can too. Now I can go to the MMA on here instead of *website I can't mention.

 

Not even a little bit interested. I have had it with the Mayweather sideshows

 

He should fight Tank.....

From recent photos, Tank may be struggling to make 147 though

 

Wtf? Hes the Lomachenko of The kickboxing world.

 

I was about to reply to you with this

 

He should just stay retired. Manny should follow him.

 

Petrol who?

 

His name is giving me horrible flashbacks to the Terry Flanagan/Petrov fight. So by default, keep me far away from this idea!

 

Yeah, tbf, he was for a time probably the "Mayweather" of his sport - in more ways than one:

• He was/is a supreme technician and consummate gymrat who dealt with B to A- range opposition almost effortlessly in his prime exhibiting top shelf ring generalship in addition to extremely precise striking and careful defense (some would say to a fault; although kickboxing fans certainly never considering him as "boring" as some boxing fans consider Mayweather he definitely wasn't making anyone's "biggest thrillers" list either - he's another "one for the purists").
• He was the clear p4p #1 to many (including myself) for a number of years, making handsome paydays and ever respected by aficionados despite not always maintaining a consistently high level of competition.
• He always carried a contingent of doubters/haters calling into question his ducking of a certain archrival (in Petrosyan's case, being perceived as dodging a rematch with Buakaw for years after they fought to draw was his "let Pacquiao age out from his prime") - with the fairness of those accusations of ducking being a long debated point of contention.