Floyd Mayweather wins ESPY Fighter of the Year

[skel1983]

Show me the evidence he's clean. It's down to the athlete to prove he's clean not the other way round. End of story.

Wind your neck in sheep.

You are as retarded as first thought. Every test he has taken under the rules of the sport he has passed you thick cunt, so he has proved himself to be clean on every occasion the body who run the sport/fight he was involved him require him to do a test.

[:::PSL:::]

Show me the evidence he's clean. It's down to the athlete to prove he's clean not the other way round. End of story.

Wind your neck in sheep.

You are as retarded as first thought. Every test he has taken under the rules of the sport he has passed you thick cunt, so he has proved himself to be clean on every occasion the body who run the sport/fight he was involved him require him to do a test.

Lol

[Majesty]

Yes, PBF beat Mosley, and Pacquiao beat Clottey.

[Spicoli]

Sound of one hand claping.

[Hornfinger]

Show me the evidence he's clean. It's down to the athlete to prove he's clean not the other way round. End of story.

Wind your neck in sheep.

You are as retarded as first thought. Every test he has taken under the rules of the sport he has passed you thick cunt, so he has proved himself to be clean on every occasion the body who run the sport/fight he was involved him require him to do a test.

lol you always now when you're point hits home when the idiot you're debating with turns into a child starts throwing the insults.

For someone who thinks he is the be all and end all fountain of boxing knowledge and ruler of this forum I would have thought that you'd know that the nevada state boxing commissions drug testing is bare minimal. It's simply a urine test. I also thought that the self oppointed king of this site would also know that getting steroids past one of these tests is reletively easy. In fact all thows obviously enhanced UFC fighters get past it all the time.

Pacquiao has in the past refused USADA random blood testing. And as you should full well know, oh great leader of the forum, that refusing a test is the same as failing one. I would be saying this about any boxer who had the chance to do this testing but didn't take it. As you can see I was hardly rushing to Nigel Benn's (one of my all time heros) defence in another thread. It is now down to Nigel to prove he was clean. He's going to have to prove the blood on that boot isn't his or is clean. If proper testing had been done back then he wouldn't be having this problem now.

So without crying like a baby. Or pissing your pants (that's gonna be difficult for you I know but please try not to dribble piss down the side of that high horse you put yourself up on)


Prove he's clean.

[The Fightfan]

I don't agree. I think Pacquiao should have gotten it. The Cotto and Clottey fight's were much more threatening to Pacquaio before we seen the ending results. We knew Floyd would beat Marquez and it would be a decent test against Mosley(though many of us thought PBF would win rather easily). We did have in mind that Mosley was also ageing and knew his best years were probably behind him. My vote is for Pacquaio.

[milmascaras1]

good for floyd jr.! he certainly deserves this award as overwhelmingly he is perceived as the games elite boxer!

[SPARROW]

he deserves it big time.......

[JonesJrMayweather]

I really don't see how floyd got it...because how can it be for this year when the year isn't over?

And no one certainly can say he deserves it over pac from last year....

[Hornfinger]

I really don't see how floyd got it...because how can it be for this year when the year isn't over?

And no one certainly can say he deserves it over pac from last year....

He beat shane mosley, a man pac avoided. He didn't need to weight drain him like pacs done with recent opponants, he had the biggest PPV sales with that fight and on top of that he undeniably proved he's a clean legit athlete.

[InTheNeutralCorner]

Show me the evidence he's clean. It's down to the athlete to prove he's clean not the other way round. End of story.

Wind your neck in sheep.

You are as retarded as first thought. Every test he has taken under the rules of the sport he has passed you thick cunt, so he has proved himself to be clean on every occasion the body who run the sport/fight he was involved him require him to do a test.

lol you always now when you're point hits home when the idiot you're debating with turns into a child starts throwing the insults.

For someone who thinks he is the be all and end all fountain of boxing knowledge and ruler of this forum I would have thought that you'd know that the nevada state boxing commissions drug testing is bare minimal. It's simply a urine test. I also thought that the self oppointed king of this site would also know that getting steroids past one of these tests is reletively easy. In fact all thows obviously enhanced UFC fighters get past it all the time.

Pacquiao has in the past refused USADA random blood testing. And as you should full well know, oh great leader of the forum, that refusing a test is the same as failing one. I would be saying this about any boxer who had the chance to do this testing but didn't take it. As you can see I was hardly rushing to Nigel Benn's (one of my all time heros) defence in another thread. It is now down to Nigel to prove he was clean. He's going to have to prove the blood on that boot isn't his or is clean. If proper testing had been done back then he wouldn't be having this problem now.

So without crying like a baby. Or pissing your pants (that's gonna be difficult for you I know but please try not to dribble piss down the side of that high horse you put yourself up on)


Prove he's clean.

I believe Mayweather's blood test demand is the most stringent in the annals of boxing history.

Almost all the boxers haven't gone through this testing yet (I'm not even sure Mosley actually went through it). I would say that they're all drug cheats. Can you prove that any of them are clean?

Now to answer the thread starter. I think that Pacquiao deserves it more but I'm not going to complain about the award going to Mayweather.