Mayweather wants Martinez at 150 if no Pac Fight..

[UKPH]

I have no problem at this catchweight since IF Martinez wants it to do it, since i guess he offered to Pac before and he can also do that to Floyd at 150

Honestly even at @154 imo Floyd could win this.

[shza]

Did you see how many times he got hit by barker. I think Floyd wins quite easily but Martinez could give him a few problems.
Would rather see Pac and Martinez. More of a challenge for pac but Martinez would still lose.
I cannot complain if this fight is made. I only see three people to put against Pac or Floyd if they dont fight each other. Martinez, Bradley or marquez again. Would love to see a Floyd or Pac rematch with Marquez. I think he is more confortable at the weight now and would have a better chance.
However I see Floyd beating all of these people even Pac. But they are the only ones with a chance to make a fight against Floyd slightly competitive.

Mostly agree except w/r/t Marquez. There is no need or justification for a Floyd/JMM match ever. It will be a shutout every time. Marquez does not match up favorably with defensive-minded technical boxers (see also Chris John) and Floyd is the best in the business.

[Ant Live]

I'm happy for Martinez. His name is popping now. He should not have took that fight with Macklin. He got that fight signed already. A mandatory with Jcc Jr. Ward talking about meeting him in the middle. Now a catchweight with Floyd. I hope all this hype don't get him thinking about the next fight(whomever it may be). One lost at his point, he'll lose all potential fights.

150 for Floyd is smart. Going up to 154 then maybe coming back down to 147, can't be good at this point in his career. Besides, the money is Pacman as long as he keep winning. Which is at 147. Then the rest of the crop at 147 looks promising. 154, you have Saul which can go up at anytime. And Cotto. Floyd is doing the smart thing.

[Rantcatrat]

I have no problem at this catchweight since IF Martinez wants it to do it, since i guess he offered to Pac before and he can also do that to Floyd at 150

Honestly even at @154 imo Floyd could win this.

I didn't think Floyd would do a catchweight and would fight at 154, which is best for both guys. It may be because they think Martinez is a small 160 pounder and will make 154 easy and have an advantage, so decided on 150 to even it up. Credit to both guys if the fight happens.

I'm assuming that 150 came from Martinez originally throwing that catch-weight out as bait to Manny (bait which was not taken). I too would prefer to see this at 154 but I don't think it's an issue of Floyd pulling 150 out of nowhere and hoping that Martinez wouldn't agree to it. Martinez's representation/offer came first.

This is correct and in addition, I believe he extended the 150 offer to Floyd too. Still, Floyd has given Manny a ton of crap for fighting catchweights. If this fight were to be made, I would prefer it at 154. Floyd fought Oscar there years ago anyway and now he is bigger than he was then so it isn't even as much of a stretch.

Is Floyd bigger? I haven't seen him as big as he was against Oscar since then. Against Ortiz he weighed in fight night at 150, that means he would come in around there against Martinez also. 154 would be nice to Martinez, but even at 150, Martinez will be having a huge advantage come fight night in terms of weight. He will probably be 15-16 pounds heavier than Floyd along with his speed and power. I just think Floyd knows that Martinez isn't a truly complete fighter, and that he can beat him.

Floyd has grown into more of a welterweight since he fought Oscar. He never was a smaller welterweight, but now he is a good size one. I don't actually think Sergio is that much bigger than Floyd. Sergio strikes me as an average-sized junior middleweight. He went up in weight for the money (Pavlik), but really he is a small middleweight. Macklin has said as much. Sergio really is like an inch or an inch and a half taller than Maywather. Sergio isn't truly a complete fighter, which is why it's so impressive that he's done what he's done. He didn't start boxing until 20. He wasn't in the Olympics. He's picked up a lot of what he's got in his thirties. In that respect, he's at a big disadvantage against somewhat like Floyd who has boxed since he was 10. It's why the majority of the time you can't just train an ex-college football player to be a boxer, it's a totally different skillset.

Back to the point, frankly, and I'm a big Sergio fan, I believe Floyd would beat Sergio, and that it would be a good, competitive fight to watch. I don't understand why Floyd wouldn't just face him at 154. It would help Sergio, sure, but I still favor Floyd by a little bit even at junior middleweight. Plus there is the risk that Sergio comes into the fight weight drained and that would tarnish the accomplishment of beating him.

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ki-iole_mayweather_pacman011812

Wonder what the haters will say if this one gets made?

Let me guess..it usually goes something like this. "Wellll..I'll believe it when they're in the ring together and the bell goes for round 1 - but if this fight happens I'll have nothing but respect for Floyd"

Day after fight night...

"Man it was like Martinez grew old during the fight! Floyd never would have won against the Martinez that beat Paul Will..He needs to fight X, Y, Z if he ever wants to be considered great!"

Looks like they're getting ready to give Mackie-boy some step aside money..

He's full of shit. It's never going to happen.

We've been waiting since 2008 for Manny/Floyd. With how Floyd works, he'll be in the ring with Martinez in 2017 when Martinez is old as dirt.

[Chino]

http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ki-iole_mayweather_pacman011812

Wonder what the haters will say if this one gets made?

Let me guess..it usually goes something like this. "Wellll..I'll believe it when they're in the ring together and the bell goes for round 1 - but if this fight happens I'll have nothing but respect for Floyd"

Day after fight night...

"Man it was like Martinez grew old during the fight! Floyd never would have won against the Martinez that beat Paul Will..He needs to fight X, Y, Z if he ever wants to be considered great!"

Looks like they're getting ready to give Mackie-boy some step aside money..

He's full of shit. It's never going to happen.

We've been waiting since 2008 for Manny/Floyd. With how Floyd works, he'll be in the ring with Martinez in 2017 when Martinez is old as dirt.

As if Floyd gets younger as years go by.

[Althugz]

http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ki-iole_mayweather_pacman011812

Wonder what the haters will say if this one gets made?

Let me guess..it usually goes something like this. "Wellll..I'll believe it when they're in the ring together and the bell goes for round 1 - but if this fight happens I'll have nothing but respect for Floyd"

Day after fight night...

"Man it was like Martinez grew old during the fight! Floyd never would have won against the Martinez that beat Paul Will..He needs to fight X, Y, Z if he ever wants to be considered great!"

Looks like they're getting ready to give Mackie-boy some step aside money..

He's full of shit. It's never going to happen.

We've been waiting since 2008 for Manny/Floyd. With how Floyd works, he'll be in the ring with Martinez in 2017 when Martinez is old as dirt.

As if Floyd gets younger as years go by.

Haha I've always said people act like Floyd goes back into his cryo chamber after a fight. You always hear that Floyds trying to wait until Pac is old and slower but Floyd is older? Funny people. People forget while discrediting Floyd for fighting Oscar and Shane after their primes that Floyd wasn't in his prime fighting them either. Nowhere near it. (Closer against Oscar but nowhere near as good as his younger days)

[Tenshio]

I have no problem at this catchweight since IF Martinez wants it to do it, since i guess he offered to Pac before and he can also do that to Floyd at 150

Honestly even at @154 imo Floyd could win this.

I didn't think Floyd would do a catchweight and would fight at 154, which is best for both guys. It may be because they think Martinez is a small 160 pounder and will make 154 easy and have an advantage, so decided on 150 to even it up. Credit to both guys if the fight happens.

I'm assuming that 150 came from Martinez originally throwing that catch-weight out as bait to Manny (bait which was not taken). I too would prefer to see this at 154 but I don't think it's an issue of Floyd pulling 150 out of nowhere and hoping that Martinez wouldn't agree to it. Martinez's representation/offer came first.

This is correct and in addition, I believe he extended the 150 offer to Floyd too. Still, Floyd has given Manny a ton of crap for fighting catchweights. If this fight were to be made, I would prefer it at 154. Floyd fought Oscar there years ago anyway and now he is bigger than he was then so it isn't even as much of a stretch.

Is Floyd bigger? I haven't seen him as big as he was against Oscar since then. Against Ortiz he weighed in fight night at 150, that means he would come in around there against Martinez also. 154 would be nice to Martinez, but even at 150, Martinez will be having a huge advantage come fight night in terms of weight. He will probably be 15-16 pounds heavier than Floyd along with his speed and power. I just think Floyd knows that Martinez isn't a truly complete fighter, and that he can beat him.

Floyd has grown into more of a welterweight since he fought Oscar. He never was a smaller welterweight, but now he is a good size one. I don't actually think Sergio is that much bigger than Floyd. Sergio strikes me as an average-sized junior middleweight. He went up in weight for the money (Pavlik), but really he is a small middleweight. Macklin has said as much. Sergio really is like an inch or an inch and a half taller than Maywather. Sergio isn't truly a complete fighter, which is why it's so impressive that he's done what he's done. He didn't start boxing until 20. He wasn't in the Olympics. He's picked up a lot of what he's got in his thirties. In that respect, he's at a big disadvantage against somewhat like Floyd who has boxed since he was 10. It's why the majority of the time you can't just train an ex-college football player to be a boxer, it's a totally different skillset.

Back to the point, frankly, and I'm a big Sergio fan, I believe Floyd would beat Sergio, and that it would be a good, competitive fight to watch. I don't understand why Floyd wouldn't just face him at 154. It would help Sergio, sure, but I still favor Floyd by a little bit even at junior middleweight. Plus there is the risk that Sergio comes into the fight weight drained and that would tarnish the accomplishment of beating him.

Right, because even at 154 there would be people that would be saying the weight would be a significant factor in a Floyd victory, what more at 150lbs?

[johnsebastianmiran]

Again with this catch weight business. If you want a title go to that weight. Why give away your title and advantage? I dislike Floyd and I admire his skill but fair is fair. If you want an apple don't settle for an orange. Why give someone the advantage of beating you by tearing yourself down?

[:::PSL:::]

Fuck Floyd. He'll never ever fight the most threatning fighters.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Fuck Floyd. He'll never ever fight the most threatning fighters.

he's taking the Manny Pacquiao approach, lets not forget that Pacquiao/Cotto II isn't probably happening cause he once again wants Cotto to drop weight instead of making 150 but seeing how Cotto has been offered fights against both Mayweather and Pacquiao he doesn't have to bend over backwards for Manny and simply said that if Pacquiao didn't have problems making weight against the likes of Mosley and Clottey, and if he could take on Margarito at 150 for a vacant title then he can go ahead and fight him at the same weight for MIGUEL'S title, so that being said FUCK PACQUIAO, and if Floyd fights anyone other than Cotto or Martinez then FUCK HIM TOO