PBF has no interest in either Pacquiao or Hatton

[Rantcatrat]

I couldnt care less about PBF and his fights bore me rigid anyway. I hope he stays retired.

How many of Floyd Mayweather's fights have you actually seen ? because despite a few of his recent fights, most of his fights have been pretty exciting. Im quite suprised you like James Toney, who at his best fights similar to Floyd Mayweather, but you hate Floyd Mayweather's fights i just don't get that logic.

Arturo Gatti
Jesus Chavez
Jose Luis Castillo 1
Phillip N'dou
Zab Judah
Diego Corrales
Angel Manfredy
Genaro Hernandez
Emanuel Burton

And most of his early fights before he won a world title were top notch aswell, i can't understand how anyone couldn't enjoy the fights i've listed above. As for the thread itself that is disappointing i was hoping he'd fight Manny Pacquiao.

A fight between the two best P4P fighters is always mouth watering, and it hasn't happened since Julio Cesar Chavez vs Pernell Whitaker, but hopefully he means he doesn't want to fight either of those fighters, and that he wants to concentrate on the top Welterweight stars at the moment, but thats wishful thinking from me.

Just feel I should add the Hatton fight to that list, probably my favourite fight of 2007 (not sayin it was the best just the one I enjoyed most). Still wouldn't be suprised if he came back to fight Pacquiao in late summer/autumn next year as both of their 'final fights', but can't see him goin after the fights himself, probably wait for the winner of Pac-Ricky if its Pac. Can't see the logic in fightin Hatton again. Who knows maybe he really did mean it when he said he didn't wanna box again?

You cant knock Floyd. Hall of Fame first ballot. No doubt about it. P4P best for a long time. And my below post is NOT in any way meant to discount his talent or achievements.

But, I understand why you wouldn't be a big fan if you just tuned into Floyd and only saw his last couple of fights. In those fights, he fought a little "scary."

This is by no means a comparison at all, at all, but for the sake of explanation, take Yuri Foreman: He can box and he is quick, but Boreman lacks in entertainment value. Of course, you can appreciate the man's talent, but his matches aren't very interesting. He moves a lot and never gets into serious exchanges. Again, no comparison there, just for the sake of explanation as to why Floyd's recent style may not be too entertaining to watch. Conversely, it's the same reason why you know you are getting a fun fight everytime Margarito steps into the ring.