Floyd Mayweather Jr-Manny Pacquiao Master Discussion Thread
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Black_Jesus
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No breh.. who stay on who meat? Lets be real for a second p*ssy cause you obviously have a problem.. Aint you pushing 50 breh. You told old for this bytchmade type behaviorBreh you gotta understand, don't anyone up here know the REAL deal, especially THAT fat faqqit, so to go back and forth with him is useless. It's ALL speculation to us, but we speak like its gospel. See, look below, he stay on my meat.
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He moved around a lot while throwing a bunch of punches that barely landed. If you don't think he ran in that fight that's you fam. I won't convince you otherwise and don't really care to either. All I know is he only looked as good as Broner let him look and he got his ass kicked.
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krackdagawd
Inspire.
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He moved around a lot while throwing a bunch of punches that barely landed. If you don't think he ran in that fight that's you fam. I won't convince you otherwise and don't really care to either. All I know is he only looked as good as Broner let him look and he got his ass kicked.
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An Algieri stan talking about running
@ Broner barely squeaking by a flabby Paulie.
California Burrito
Slangin' Chorizo
De La Hoya Doubts Mayweather-Pacquiao Will Happen
Posted by: Edward Chaykovsky on 12/10/2014 .
By Edward Chaykovsky
Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has serious doubts about the possibility of a deal being reached for a 2015 mega-match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, is trying to get a deal together with CBS CEO Les Moonves. CBS is the parent company of Showtime, who have Mayweather under an exclusive deal.
De La Hoya's company had tried for years to make that fight. Back in 2010, a deal was practically agreed upon, but then Pacquiao rejected Mayweather's demand for a random drug testing protocol.
But now, to make the fight happen next year - Pacquiao is willing to yield on all matters, with Mayweather getting the edge in money, pay-per-view revenue, random drug testing and top billing.
“I’ll believe it when I see it,” De La Hoya said. “I’ve heard it for about five years. It’s very complicated. First of all, you have one fighter [Pacquiao] with HBO and the other with Showtime. You have sponsors. But most importantly, you have egos and egos can get in the way of making big fights happen.”
Posted by: Edward Chaykovsky on 12/10/2014 .
By Edward Chaykovsky
Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has serious doubts about the possibility of a deal being reached for a 2015 mega-match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, is trying to get a deal together with CBS CEO Les Moonves. CBS is the parent company of Showtime, who have Mayweather under an exclusive deal.
De La Hoya's company had tried for years to make that fight. Back in 2010, a deal was practically agreed upon, but then Pacquiao rejected Mayweather's demand for a random drug testing protocol.
But now, to make the fight happen next year - Pacquiao is willing to yield on all matters, with Mayweather getting the edge in money, pay-per-view revenue, random drug testing and top billing.
“I’ll believe it when I see it,” De La Hoya said. “I’ve heard it for about five years. It’s very complicated. First of all, you have one fighter [Pacquiao] with HBO and the other with Showtime. You have sponsors. But most importantly, you have egos and egos can get in the way of making big fights happen.”
THE MACHINE
night owl
De La Hoya Doubts Mayweather-Pacquiao Will Happen
Posted by: Edward Chaykovsky on 12/10/2014 .
By Edward Chaykovsky
Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has serious doubts about the possibility of a deal being reached for a 2015 mega-match between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, is trying to get a deal together with CBS CEO Les Moonves. CBS is the parent company of Showtime, who have Mayweather under an exclusive deal.
De La Hoya's company had tried for years to make that fight. Back in 2010, a deal was practically agreed upon, but then Pacquiao rejected Mayweather's demand for a random drug testing protocol.
But now, to make the fight happen next year - Pacquiao is willing to yield on all matters, with Mayweather getting the edge in money, pay-per-view revenue, random drug testing and top billing.
“I’ll believe it when I see it,” De La Hoya said. “I’ve heard it for about five years. It’s very complicated. First of all, you have one fighter [Pacquiao] with HBO and the other with Showtime. You have sponsors. But most importantly, you have egos and egos can get in the way of making big fights happen.”
Maybe Oscar is getting left out if the deal?
Also we need khan to lose this Saturday
Also we need khan to lose this Saturday
The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
That's exactly what's happening...
GBP was only involved in previous negotiations because of Floyd's trust in Schaefer...Schaefer isn't with GBP anymore and CBS/Showtime are now negotiating for Floyd...DLH is obviously salty about this...
Right... And wouldn't top rank be doing what Oscar would be doing in this case, promoting the fight?
The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
Exactly and everybody knows this fight doesn't need any promotion...
TR, TMT and Showtime/HBO will handle that...
THE MACHINE
night owl
Brehs, if it plays out like this, Mayweather is a boss amongst bosses
GREENandYELLOW
2x...and defending
http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/5754...trainer-bet-pinky-finger-cut.htm#.VIiyTzHF-So
Victor Ortiz's trainer said he is willing to bet someone loser cuts their pinky off over Pacquiao-Mayweather and he is taking Pacquiao:
"But what I've seen through the two Maidana fights and through Manny's last couple of fights, even when you look at the Marquez fight where he got knocked out, he was fighting excellent."
"He had a good game plan. Everything was working out OK, he just ran into a shot. That's one of the risks in boxing. But I think Manny has slipped less than Floyd has."
"So, I think if...you're gonna ask the guys in the gym...'who do you think is gonna win?' And then they'll say pinky. Because I have a saying: 'we can bet a hundred dollars, we can bet a thousand dollars, if you really want to ask me who is going to win, let's bet pinkies.' We'll cut off the pinky of the guy that loses. So, my pinky bet would be Pacquiao."
"I think Pacquiao has a little bit more left, hasn't slipped as much. And, Floyd hates speed, Floyd hates lefties. So, I would go with Pacquiao."
Victor Ortiz's trainer said he is willing to bet someone loser cuts their pinky off over Pacquiao-Mayweather and he is taking Pacquiao:
"But what I've seen through the two Maidana fights and through Manny's last couple of fights, even when you look at the Marquez fight where he got knocked out, he was fighting excellent."
"He had a good game plan. Everything was working out OK, he just ran into a shot. That's one of the risks in boxing. But I think Manny has slipped less than Floyd has."
"So, I think if...you're gonna ask the guys in the gym...'who do you think is gonna win?' And then they'll say pinky. Because I have a saying: 'we can bet a hundred dollars, we can bet a thousand dollars, if you really want to ask me who is going to win, let's bet pinkies.' We'll cut off the pinky of the guy that loses. So, my pinky bet would be Pacquiao."
"I think Pacquiao has a little bit more left, hasn't slipped as much. And, Floyd hates speed, Floyd hates lefties. So, I would go with Pacquiao."
HurryUpAndBuy
Rookie
whenever i think of this fight... i start imagining both fighters in the ring and my heart starts racing like crazy.http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/5754...trainer-bet-pinky-finger-cut.htm#.VIiyTzHF-So
Victor Ortiz's trainer said he is willing to bet someone loser cuts their pinky off over Pacquiao-Mayweather and he is taking Pacquiao:
"But what I've seen through the two Maidana fights and through Manny's last couple of fights, even when you look at the Marquez fight where he got knocked out, he was fighting excellent."
"He had a good game plan. Everything was working out OK, he just ran into a shot. That's one of the risks in boxing. But I think Manny has slipped less than Floyd has."
"So, I think if...you're gonna ask the guys in the gym...'who do you think is gonna win?' And then they'll say pinky. Because I have a saying: 'we can bet a hundred dollars, we can bet a thousand dollars, if you really want to ask me who is going to win, let's bet pinkies.' We'll cut off the pinky of the guy that loses. So, my pinky bet would be Pacquiao."
"I think Pacquiao has a little bit more left, hasn't slipped as much. And, Floyd hates speed, Floyd hates lefties. So, I would go with Pacquiao."
The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
Whenever I think of this fight I'm reminded of 48 rounds of this...
Then I think about how Floyd handles undisciplined lungers...
I know bu bu bu bu but southpaw...Hope yall Pacquiao believers got the stones to put money on him...Need that betting line to be as close as possible to maximize my profits...
An Algieri stan talking about running
Algieri boxing skills and best win >>>>>Paulie's boxing skills and best win.
That's basically what it comes down to. Algieri actually throws a bunch of stiff jabs that actually land whenever he's circling and moving (besides against Pac of course)
He shut out Taylor, while Paulie needed a gift to beat Cano who is basically on the same level.
