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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post
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    Don't know where all these people are coming out with "why you hating on Mayweather?" I don't know. Maybe because he's a punk-ass, scumbag without a shred of character of decency?

    Great fighter? Yes. An all time Great? Yes. A decent, morally upright human?
    Hell no.
    The man is selling fights. People are trying to downplay his performance which was nothing short of amazing.

    Hate his schtick, fine, but the man is brilliant in the ring.
    Don't think it's a "schtick" at all. I think it's ingrained in his genetic make-up to be a scumbag. But I'm in full agreement: he's a complete wonder in the ring. Definitely an ATG.

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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by The Shadow View Post
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    Don't know where all these people are coming out with "why you hating on Mayweather?" I don't know. Maybe because he's a punk-ass, scumbag without a shred of character of decency?

    Great fighter? Yes. An all time Great? Yes. A decent, morally upright human?
    Hell no.
    The man is selling fights. People are trying to downplay his performance which was nothing short of amazing.

    Hate his schtick, fine, but the man is brilliant in the ring.
    Don't think it's a "schtick" at all. I think it's ingrained in his genetic make-up to be a scumbag. But I'm in full agreement: he's a complete wonder in the ring. Definitely an ATG.
    i have heard from numerous people that when meeting Floyd in the public he is nothing short of a gentleman. He takes time to sign autographs, take pictures, etc.
    McGirt recalling the minute break between the 9th round of the Ward fight "He said, 'Help me stand up and I'll finish the fight.'"

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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post

    The man is selling fights. People are trying to downplay his performance which was nothing short of amazing.

    Hate his schtick, fine, but the man is brilliant in the ring.
    Don't think it's a "schtick" at all. I think it's ingrained in his genetic make-up to be a scumbag. But I'm in full agreement: he's a complete wonder in the ring. Definitely an ATG.
    i have heard from numerous people that when meeting Floyd in the public he is nothing short of a gentleman. He takes time to sign autographs, take pictures, etc.
    As he should be. After all, the fans are what has made him a multi-millionaire. Of course, that sounds like I'm discounting all the hard work that goes into the preparation for a fight, but I'm not. These guys break their butts. I also give the man credit for being a technical phenom in the ring.

    Another poster mentioned biases in this thread, which I'm a bit puzzled by:
    There isn't one among us - not one - that doesn't have a bias toward a particular athlete, or a general bias with any host of life events/decisions, etc. It's ridiculous. Having biases is ingrained in our own makeup. It's just part of the human condition.

    Bearing that in mind, I only know of Mayweather from what I've seen on television, the internet and through magazines. I haven't met the man personally. Perhaps I'd be so astonished at what a good, morally upright man he is that I would dramatically change my opinion. But the likelihood of this taking place is remote at best. I just generally favor boxers that minimize the trash talk and do their talking in the ring. But that's just me.

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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by The Shadow View Post
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    Don't think it's a "schtick" at all. I think it's ingrained in his genetic make-up to be a scumbag. But I'm in full agreement: he's a complete wonder in the ring. Definitely an ATG.
    i have heard from numerous people that when meeting Floyd in the public he is nothing short of a gentleman. He takes time to sign autographs, take pictures, etc.
    As he should be. After all, the fans are what has made him a multi-millionaire. Of course, that sounds like I'm discounting all the hard work that goes into the preparation for a fight, but I'm not. These guys break their butts. I also give the man credit for being a technical phenom in the ring.

    Another poster mentioned biases in this thread, which I'm a bit puzzled by:
    There isn't one among us - not one - that doesn't have a bias toward a particular athlete, or a general bias with any host of life events/decisions, etc. It's ridiculous. Having biases is ingrained in our own makeup. It's just part of the human condition.

    Bearing that in mind, I only know of Mayweather from what I've seen on television, the internet and through magazines. I haven't met the man personally. Perhaps I'd be so astonished at what a good, morally upright man he is that I would dramatically change my opinion. But the likelihood of this taking place is remote at best. I just generally favor boxers that minimize the trash talk and do their talking in the ring. But that's just me.
    Personally I'd rather a fighter be a jerk to sale a fight "good guy vs bad guy" Then a guy that always acts like a good guy but off the record is a prick. To me thats more annoying.
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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by Majesty View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by The Shadow View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post

    i have heard from numerous people that when meeting Floyd in the public he is nothing short of a gentleman. He takes time to sign autographs, take pictures, etc.
    As he should be. After all, the fans are what has made him a multi-millionaire. Of course, that sounds like I'm discounting all the hard work that goes into the preparation for a fight, but I'm not. These guys break their butts. I also give the man credit for being a technical phenom in the ring.

    Another poster mentioned biases in this thread, which I'm a bit puzzled by:
    There isn't one among us - not one - that doesn't have a bias toward a particular athlete, or a general bias with any host of life events/decisions, etc. It's ridiculous. Having biases is ingrained in our own makeup. It's just part of the human condition.

    Bearing that in mind, I only know of Mayweather from what I've seen on television, the internet and through magazines. I haven't met the man personally. Perhaps I'd be so astonished at what a good, morally upright man he is that I would dramatically change my opinion. But the likelihood of this taking place is remote at best. I just generally favor boxers that minimize the trash talk and do their talking in the ring. But that's just me.
    Personally I'd rather a fighter be a jerk to sale a fight "good guy vs bad guy" Then a guy that always acts like a good guy but off the record is a prick. To me thats more annoying.
    Point well taken, M. I completely understand where you are coming from, but I respectfully disagree. If trash-talk and being a "jerk" is what it takes to sell a fight, we'd have a ton of Mayorga's fighting each other. Perhaps I'm just an old-fashioned idealist, and believe that talent and style contrasts should ultimately sell a fight. However, marketing is an important factor. But that doesn't mean that marketing has to be reduced to fighters' trash-talk.

    I just came across the following numbers, and they're really instructive, as well as a bit disconcerting:

    Top Pay Per View Events in Boxing History

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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    i think floyd will make his face look like a blueberry pancake by the 10th round and it will be stopped because it will be sad to watch mannys head constantly get snapped back, people tend to forget....MANNYS HUMAN.....he reacts to punches as well, theres noway he will be able to throw1000+ punches against mayweather, mayweather will break him down

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    Default Re: I don't see Floyd-Pac being competitive after that performance

    Quote Originally Posted by Boxer4life View Post
    i think floyd will make his face look like a blueberry pancake by the 10th round and it will be stopped because it will be sad to watch mannys head constantly get snapped back, people tend to forget....MANNYS HUMAN.....he reacts to punches as well, theres noway he will be able to throw1000+ punches against mayweather, mayweather will break him down
    only if he's not on something

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