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    Default Re: Mayweather: "If Manny wants it, I'll pay Juan to step aside"

    Pac was busy climbing division after division, beating naturally bigger guys while Floyd is sitting pretty owing the IRS, busy getting broke. Then Floyd unretire and want to fight a naturally small JMM. And he's suppose to get the lion share after against Pac now? Lol!

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    Default Re: Mayweather: "If Manny wants it, I'll pay Juan to step aside"

    Quote Originally Posted by mnmc10 View Post
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    one thing i dont want to happen is if pbf demands the lions share on pac. its pretty obvious now that pac should be getting the upper hand money wise. if pbf wants it he should agree to pacs terms not his. if he still insists to get the lion share then thats an indication that pbf doesnt want to fight pac.
    This is what I dont understand. Why should Pacquiao get the lions share?

    In their 2 common bouts (against Oscar & Hatton) Mayweather's sales were double that of Pacquiao's. I'm not saying that Mayweather generated the buzz, because it's obvious Oscar & Hatton did more than their share. But shouldn't the fights with Pacquiao have blown away the numbers Mayweather did with the same guys? If Pacquiao brings more to the table than Mayweather, his fights with Oscar & Hatton should've crushed Mayweather's numbers. But he did only half.

    The bottom line is profits and Mayweather does have more of a claim to generating more profits against their 2 recent common opponents than Pacquiao has.

    We can say Pacquiao is the cash cow, but in black & white Mayweather has the proof. Mayweather's last 2 fights sold better than Pacquiao's last 2 & they were against the same 2 guys. Hard to deny facts.
    look, pbf was the best back then its pacs turn now. they both fought hatton and odlh and you know that pac performed better than pbf against those guys. yes pbf pulled more buys than pac but pac was a HUGE underdog on the odlh fight people didnt wasted money thinking that it would be a one sided beating odlh way.

    on the hatton fight pac has an edge but people never expected a 2nd round ko by pac. lets also not forget that we are suffering from world crisis now people doesnt pay up for boxing as much as before.

    now that pbf unretired AGAIN, jmm/pbf is not selling great. while pac just came out of an outstanding ko of hatton. weighing everything who do you think deserves the lions share?
    weighing everything or just everything that matters in business?

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    Default Re: Mayweather: "If Manny wants it, I'll pay Juan to step aside"

    That ought to make JMM pissed! What an ego, I hope Mayweather gets knocked out. Like JMM would step aside give me a break. Is Mayweather doing everything he can to avoid JMM?

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    Default Re: Mayweather: "If Manny wants it, I'll pay Juan to step aside"

    boxing is business, gone are the days where boxers just go at it cause of pride and fame. besides we shouldnt be talking about who gets the lion share if boxing is not primarily money driven.

    pbf and pac fights for money i like pac more cause he takes on bigger fighters and he is more exciting to watch, he sure get are moneys worth. unlike pbf odlh fight which odlh almost won. atleast pac kos if not tko his opponents.


    look, fighters are lining up for a chance to fight pac we cant deny that. i dont hear multiple fighters eager to fight pbf. our economy is also a factor so dont expect ppv records being broken. unless if pbf/pac pushes thru even a homeless dud will find a way to buy a ticket.

    one more thing if pbf really wanted to fight pac then he shouldve unretired earlier took on a tune up fight right in time for a november fight with pac. but NO he unretired and decided to fight jmm right b4 hatton/pac. makes me want to believe that pbf really has no intentions of fighting pac.
    Last edited by mnmc10; 07-18-2009 at 02:08 AM.

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    Default Re: Mayweather: "If Manny wants it, I'll pay Juan to step aside"

    Quote Originally Posted by levi#1BoxingFan View Post
    That ought to make JMM pissed! What an ego, I hope Mayweather gets knocked out. Like JMM would step aside give me a break. Is Mayweather doing everything he can to avoid JMM?

    i do wish that jmm beats the crap out of pbf! that will setup the jmm/pac 3 i dont care if pac loses to jmm cause he is the only fighter who i think has pacs number.

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