He will not fight again if he keeps his word but he will return for less money.
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He will not fight again if he keeps his word but he will return for less money.
Last edited by Master; 05-02-2016 at 01:57 AM.
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What did he get for that Manny dud? I'm pretty sure it was north of 200 million when all was said and done. The only thing that would stop Alvarez from being stripped of a fake title he now does not even need is Floyd coming back to perpetuate said fraud. Floyd would most likely get that 100 million.
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Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
At the end of the day he can say shit is pink and that the sky is green. It doesn't matter as long as people are buying. And if they're is enough interest in him and people are talking about (which we all are), then the money will be there.
At the end of the day, yet again, Floyd is just taking the piss out of everyone. Teasing and talking shit, and if their is enough stupid people in the World to enable him to get what he wants, then so be it.
Unfortunately, looking at this from a business point of view/perspective, Floyd vs. Canelo/Khan winner for the middleweight title or Floyd vs. Manny (if he beats the winner of Canelo vs. Khan) for that title makes him $100M easy. Floyd vs. Garcia, Thurman, Porter...etc., regardless of who they beat at that weight, won't get him that kind of money (Garcia for his 50th win and another title may get him some decent money though).
I don't think any of the fights Floyd will take at this point are interesting or will be entertaining at all (now that he has said definitely not to GGG). I would rather see Manny vs. Canelo-Khan winner, GGG destroy Canelo, and a round robin of fights between Porter, Thurman, Brook, and Garcia. Those are all much more entertaining and fan pleasing fights than Floyd shutting out an inferior opponent (they all are 154 and under) behind an average 12 punches landed per round. He's a great fighter and business man, extremely intelligent in promotion and boxing, but not very entertaining these days in the ring (I forgive him for that due to his age and likely boredom at this point of his life/career).
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Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Apparently, I had the gall to think he was serious about retirement.
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
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Floyd Mayweather's company files for '50' trademarks
Mayweather told Showtime on Saturday that while he's happy to be retired, he has "been talking with CBS and Showtime" about a potential return, "and you never know."The company owned by Mayweather, who said he was discussing guarantees that would top $100 million if he returned, filed for trademarks to "TMT 50" and "TBE 50" on April 21, ESPN.com has learned. Records recently posted on the U.S. Patent & Trademark website confirm the filings.Mayweather Promotions is among the most aggressive athlete businesses, when it comes to dreaming up and seeking to protect trademarks. The company has more than 35 trademarks and has filed for more than 140 others.
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