Mayweather apologises to PacMan
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Bronxbull666
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clintonmcphilbin
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Lets hope they finally meet in the ring. Would be the biggest fight ever.
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too late. this fight should have happened two years ago at least. its like roy jones or bhop against calzaghe....a shell of the fights that could have been. just trying to cash out before bradley takes over.
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Yeah, I agree. Too late. My interest in this fight is very low now.jimcook wrote:too late. this fight should have happened two years ago at least. its like roy jones or bhop against calzaghe....a shell of the fights that could have been. just trying to cash out before bradley takes over.
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clintonmcphilbin
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I dont know how it can be to late when in there last fights mayweather beat cotto and manny did everything right but did not get the result there both still pound for pound 1-2.
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Yeah it's probably a couple of years too late but if these two get it on it'll still be the biggest fight out there. The press will jump on it and all the stars will come out to sit ringside and the buzz surrounding the fight will be massive.
The only concern is that the fight itself is a stinker because both are perceived to be on the slide...that's when everyone will start mouthing about them leaving it too long to face each other.
Still, I suspect both will desperately want the win and we might just get a classic with the possibility of setting up a lucrative rematch.
We can only hope...
The only concern is that the fight itself is a stinker because both are perceived to be on the slide...that's when everyone will start mouthing about them leaving it too long to face each other.
Still, I suspect both will desperately want the win and we might just get a classic with the possibility of setting up a lucrative rematch.
We can only hope...
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Bronxbull666
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I know Pacman ain't been at his best and I know Mayweather goes through the motions in recent fights, but how hard would these two fighters train to take that top spot?
It will ruin both their legacies if they don't fight each other, Mayweather has the opportunity to be ranked with the likes of Robinson, Leonard, Ali etc.... Win or lose Pacqiauo is a multi weight great fighter and 21st century bragging rights are up for grabs!
It will ruin both their legacies if they don't fight each other, Mayweather has the opportunity to be ranked with the likes of Robinson, Leonard, Ali etc.... Win or lose Pacqiauo is a multi weight great fighter and 21st century bragging rights are up for grabs!
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Interest has fallen for the fight as Pacman has shown signs of slight decline due to his outside interests, it would still sell as one of the biggest fights of all time and if Pacman is willing to take the fight I'm certain he could motivate himself enough to prepare for the fight better than ever before.
Mayweather takes it easy for me though.
Mayweather takes it easy for me though.
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Although I don't agree it would ruin their legacies it would certainly leave a question mark hanging over them both.Bronxbull666 wrote:I know Pacman ain't been at his best and I know Mayweather goes through the motions in recent fights, but how hard would these two fighters train to take that top spot?
It will ruin both their legacies if they don't fight each other, Mayweather has the opportunity to be ranked with the likes of Robinson, Leonard, Ali etc.... Win or lose Pacqiauo is a multi weight great fighter and 21st century bragging rights are up for grabs!
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Your probably right but the shine has definitely been taken off this one for me. The perfect time would have been after Pac's fight with Margarito IMO.clintonmcphilbin wrote:I dont know how it can be to late when in there last fights mayweather beat cotto and manny did everything right but did not get the result there both still pound for pound 1-2.
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I think theres bigger fights out there now. Most would have pbf as the favourite now where as before it was being billed as a 50/50 fight.
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fornicating typical mayweather he see's PAC is waning & fancies it & as already said its 3 years to late.
Should of been may weather when he thought clotted in Texas
Should of been may weather when he thought clotted in Texas
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I couldn't really give a sh!t about anything Mayweather does now. He seems to think he's above it all. Complete nob.
What it needs is for all the TV networks to tell him to fvck off unless he takes the fight with Pac, and not on HIS terms.
The most annoying thing is, he would win.
What it needs is for all the TV networks to tell him to fvck off unless he takes the fight with Pac, and not on HIS terms.
The most annoying thing is, he would win.
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hurlock wrote:effing typical mayweather he see's PAC is waning & fancies it & as already said its 3 years to late.
Should of been may weather when he thought clotted in Texas
Mayweather is a turd burglar sometimes.
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andeeholden
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I echo the general view of the majority on here: it's a bit late now... Especially with Alvarez, Ward and Martinez making big waves recently, Mayweather V Pac Man isn't necessarily the best matchup that can be made right now.
Would certainly still watch though!
Would certainly still watch though!