Is there ANYBODY here that likes both Pac AND Floyd?

[CFH]

Haha TitoFan, I knew your question even though benign in nature would end up as a mudslinging show.

They are definitely two of the most important AND most polarizing figures in the sport today, that being said I believe both have accomplished amazing things in their careers and have benefited the sport. I also believe neither one has their heart in the game anymore and haven't for a while now. I really don't care to debate what I've just said as it's my opinion. It's time for both to retire and for some new faces to step in.

I think that is especially true about Mayweather. He has seemed pretty disgusted with the sport for a long time and has been talking about only caring about the money for at least half a decade. If he wanted to, he could have cemented his legacy as one of the best fighters ever, but he just seems to lack a certain passion. I don't really blame him for it, it's an absurd sport in a lot of ways.

[killersheep]

Haha TitoFan, I knew your question even though benign in nature would end up as a mudslinging show.

They are definitely two of the most important AND most polarizing figures in the sport today, that being said I believe both have accomplished amazing things in their careers and have benefited the sport. I also believe neither one has their heart in the game anymore and haven't for a while now. I really don't care to debate what I've just said as it's my opinion. It's time for both to retire and for some new faces to step in.

I think that is especially true about Mayweather. He has seemed pretty disgusted with the sport for a long time and has been talking about only caring about the money for at least half a decade. If he wanted to, he could have cemented his legacy as one of the best fighters ever, but he just seems to lack a certain passion. I don't really blame him for it, it's an absurd sport in a lot of ways.

I think it's just as true about Pacquiao, he has seemed uninterested in his fights since becoming a senator or mayor or whatever he is. True he has fought more often, but "I'm just doing my job" is what he says after his fights.

[CFH]

Haha TitoFan, I knew your question even though benign in nature would end up as a mudslinging show.

They are definitely two of the most important AND most polarizing figures in the sport today, that being said I believe both have accomplished amazing things in their careers and have benefited the sport. I also believe neither one has their heart in the game anymore and haven't for a while now. I really don't care to debate what I've just said as it's my opinion. It's time for both to retire and for some new faces to step in.

I think that is especially true about Mayweather. He has seemed pretty disgusted with the sport for a long time and has been talking about only caring about the money for at least half a decade. If he wanted to, he could have cemented his legacy as one of the best fighters ever, but he just seems to lack a certain passion. I don't really blame him for it, it's an absurd sport in a lot of ways.

I think it's just as true about Pacquiao, he has seemed uninterested in his fights since becoming a senator or mayor or whatever he is. True he has fought more often, but "I'm just doing my job" is what he says after his fights.

I think he might well feel that way now, it certainly seems that way, but a few years ago when he was moving up in weight and beating the shit out of everyone he sure looked like a guy who had a passion for the sport. Mayweather, to me, has seemed disillusioned for a much longer time.

[Diane]

Not me. I hate Floyd with a passion!!!!!