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Originally Posted by
RFX45
I just don't think you can be unbiased since you hate Pacman too much. You damn well that a fight between the two best (assuming Pacman wins against Cotto) is well worth a 50/50 split in income. Money probably won't get a bigger payday than goign against Pacquiao, even if Cotto wins against Pacquiao. I don't think Pacquiao is saying he sould make more money but he know he will get paid and just wants a fair share and looking at a 50/50 split.
Not only am I biased on fanny pac, it's also a logic thing. I posted the numbers earlier. In both of their biggest fights
with the same guy, DLH, Mayweather sold DOUBLE of what he did. What more do you want? Let's not forget that Mayweather sold more than Manny throughout his career. His work is more meaningful as proven by the numbers, so why should he get less if he's doing "more" work between them in a business relationship (their fight)?

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Originally Posted by
RFX45
Mosley backing out, I need to read that article with a valid source because Mosley is trying to make money right now and calling him out and Money still won't budge. Understandable as he is looking for a bigger payday in Pacman but honestly, if Cotto beats Pacman, I doubt we'll see a Cotto vs. Money in the future. I'll gladly eat my words if that were to happen because I would love to see that fight but I just don't see Money fighting Cotto in his prime.
http://www.mlive.com/sports/grpress/...l=6&thispage=2
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It also is worth remembering the interminable delays Mosley caused for Mayweather on at least two occasions earlier in their careers, when the fight made all kinds of sense, only for Mosley to shy away.
Ten years ago, when a fight between them would have matched two of the brilliant, rising stars in the sport, Mosley balked. He and his father and then-trainer, Jack, were at Van Andel Arena the night Mayweather brought Grand Rapids its first championship fight, after which Jack Mosley was asked to assess his interest in the matchup.
For $10 million, his son would take the fight, Jack Mosley said, knowing that Mayweather had earned a $150,000 base purse for that night's lackluster decision over Carlos Rios, and that Mayweather-Mosley wasn't worth eight figures even if the purses were combined, then multiplied by two.
They traveled divergent paths for years thereafter. Mosley moved up to welterweight and defeated De La Hoya, only to lose twice to Vernon Forrest. Another win over De La Hoya boosted him again, only to fall victim to a pair of losses to Ronald "Winky" Wright.
It took until mid-2006, after Mosley scored consecutive knockouts over Fernando Vargas, before Mayweather-Mosley made sense again.
Mosley decided to take a vacation instead, leaving Mayweather to fight Carlos Baldomir.

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Originally Posted by Floyd "MONEY" Mayweather
In 1999, we tried to fight Shane 10 years ago and he turned the fight down and then in 2006 when he fought Fernando Vargas, right after the fight he said he had a toothache and he wanted to go on vacation with his family.
I guess now that he's 38 and his career is coming to an end and everybody knows they can make huge money with Floyd Mayweather, everybody is shooting shots at me.
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Originally Posted by
RFX45
Man, you are defending the trash talk and Mayweathers action? Come on now, I know everyone like the bad ass and but to grab someones flag and throw in the floor in their own country, which led to being chased almost getting killed is disrespectful. Insult the person, but not the family or even the country. And Ali being black makes his "Gorilla" statement less insulting and racist, even if he means it. They call each other the "N" word all the time, they do not take offense in that.
I'm not here to compare Mayweather trashing a nation's flag to Ali promoting racism. The reality is that Ali treated Frazier like shit by constantly disrespecting him, but it's Ali who is considered the best of his time.
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RFX45
This is sports and it is about winning but respect is respect. I guess you condone Lebron not shaking the Magic hands after they eliminated teh Cavs? There really is no excuse for poor sportsmanship. Like I said, I slightly defended Money by saying it is all mind games but your hate for Pacman just runs way too deep and maybe your love for Money runs deeper but you need to look at things logically. If you were Pacman and Money grabs the Philippines flag, throws it in the ground and steps on it, you'll stand there and just say, "hey, it's just sports, it's all good." I doubt it.
You just said it yourself. I'm rating people as athletes, and you rate them on being good human beings.
I don't watch basketball.
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RFX45
Yeah, both of them has ducked opponents but so far, Pacman has been going against people that the majority admits should have destroyed him but proved them wrong. Whatever people say, its the old DLH or the soft Hatton, the odds were still against Pacman. You have to remember, Pacman was the underdog against DLH and everyone predicted Pacman would lose and from the first bell it was evident there was no way DLH would win. That looked like a sparring training for Pacman. He didn't get the overwhelming odds in his favor until he beat DLH and even then people doubted Pacman agaisnt Hatton and again beat him to retirement.
That doesn't change the fact that Money bested greater versions of DLH and Hatton.
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Originally Posted by
RFX45
With Cotto, it's a different story. I do not give a crap what Vegas says, the odds in Pacmans side is all hype, he is good, he is fast and he is strong and I don't think Cotto has faced anyone with that combo but Cotto can take a beating and his body shot will make the difference and he is a bigger and stronger guy so to me, I see a big advantage by Cotto. This is probably Pacmans toughest fight yet, this could be like fighting JMM but with a bigger bite so I put Pacman as the underdog. Don't get me wrong, I have Pacman picked to win but it definitely won't be easy and I can tell you right now, if Cotto loses the excuses of Cotto not being the same after his defeat from Margarito will flow, the same way that if Pacman loses the excuse of Cotto being too heavy that's why he lost coming out. On a sidenote, there is a chance Cotto comes to the fight weighing 155-160 lbs so we'll have to see if that will help or not but one way or the other, it'll be an excuse in the end for the losing side.
What's it going to be champ?

Are you supporting him because you're biased in a good way towards him?

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Originally Posted by
RFX45
Pacman is the biggest name in boxing right now and has taken the pound for pound crown from Money (due to retirement) and like it or not, Money has to take it back and I would love to see that happen. But seriously, you are just making Money like he is perfect when he is far from it. Same with Pacman (dude needs to stop singing, acting, etc... and focus on boxing). As a fighter, Money will probably be the best ever or be considered the best even if he loses to Pacman in the future but right now, he just isn't at the top yet, not until he beats Pacman or Cotto, simple as that.
That's not what the cash register says. The pound for pound system was made to rate which fighters are the best since the size differences would make it stupid for them to fight each other. Money and fanny pac haven't fought yet, just like how everyone in the P4P rankings don't fight each other. They determine who is the best with the quality of their opposition, and how they fight. Do you really think someone like fanny pac would whoop Money's AZZ? Styles make fights. Don't act like you don't know, bro. Here we go.
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Originally Posted by
RFX45
As a fighter, Money will probably be the best ever
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daft
In1999, Mosley asked floyd to give him a month so he could recover from a tooth problem and Floyd said no. This is why floyd keeps saying he ducked him. Mosley had tooth problems and said give him a month and he'll fight but floyd wouldn't. The next time, Mosley, both being under Golden Boy, had to move out for Oscar and asked Floyd to fight him afterwords, and of course Money said no.
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It also is worth remembering the interminable delays Mosley caused for Mayweather on at least two occasions earlier in their careers, when the fight made all kinds of sense, only for Mosley to shy away.
Ten years ago, when a fight between them would have matched two of the brilliant, rising stars in the sport, Mosley balked. He and his father and then-trainer, Jack, were at Van Andel Arena the night Mayweather brought Grand Rapids its first championship fight, after which Jack Mosley was asked to assess his interest in the matchup.
For $10 million, his son would take the fight, Jack Mosley said, knowing that Mayweather had earned a $150,000 base purse for that night's lackluster decision over Carlos Rios, and that Mayweather-Mosley wasn't worth eight figures even if the purses were combined, then multiplied by two.
They traveled divergent paths for years thereafter. Mosley moved up to welterweight and defeated De La Hoya, only to lose twice to Vernon Forrest. Another win over De La Hoya boosted him again, only to fall victim to a pair of losses to Ronald "Winky" Wright.
It took until mid-2006, after Mosley scored consecutive knockouts over Fernando Vargas, before Mayweather-Mosley made sense again.
Mosley decided to take a vacation instead, leaving Mayweather to fight Carlos Baldomir.

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daft
As for PBF knocking out Paul Williams? You're having a laugh. He would never ever get in the ring with him. I can safely say that will never ever happen. No way. We're talkin about a man who makes a lightweight put on 17 pounds to come up to welterweight, and then he himself doesn't even make the weight.
Did you not watch Paul Williams lose to Quintana in their first fight?

If a lesser fighter like Quintana can do it Floyd can. Unfortunately, it remains a fantasy fight as it doesn't make sense for the KING of fighting for checks to take up a small name.
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daft
He may be one of most talented of our era, but by no means is he the Ali of our era. No way will he be remembered gloriously. Who is his Joe Frazier? Ricky Hatton? lol. I would bet he would love to fight him again. Only the most retarded fans can say he is the Ali of our era.
He's the closest to Ali out of anyone in this era. Is he not the most technically skilled boxer of his time? Does he not have the biggest ego in the sport? Who else can talk as much shit?
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Originally Posted by Greenburg
"There's no question he's got a little bit of that Muhammad Ali in him from the '60s," Greenburg said. "There were a lot of people that wanted to see his mouth shut as well, and you can't take your eyes off him."
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daft
Would he fight the winner of Cotto-Pacquiao? Depends. If it's a slugfest and both of them seem damaged goods, he would. If one of them wins in a dominating fashion, no way.
We'll see after November 14th. Keep in mind that he announced his comeback on the day of the Hatton-fanny pac fight. Let's see the man he chose to beat was one that fanny pac could barely handle. There's too much money in fanny pac if he keeps his stardom inertia going for a greedy mofo like Floyd to pass it up. Everything adds to him having his eyes set on pac.
Dodging Cotto and Williams? I can buy that. Being afraid of fanny pac? Only the most retarded fans can say he's scared of fanny pac. Did you not watch fanny struggle with JMM, a lesser counter puncher?
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daft
He is so bent on keeping his '0' he will never dare to get in a fight where it's a 50-50.
Who do you think would be a 50-50 fight for him that's actually worth money, his motive for beating people up? People like you hate Floyd so much that you would put him in the ring with Pavlik if you could.
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daft
"Legacy don't pay bills"
"I'm the greatest"
Good job, you should frame it. It'll last you longer.