Playing Devils Advocate here, but if Floyd wins what other fights is he having that generates money? The likelihood is he cashes in & retires again which generates no more money for anyone.Ossyrules wrote:Agree. Boxing is dirty. Mayweather generates the money and calls these things. Frustrating thing is he doesn't need the advantages, but has the anyway to make a 90% probability 99%Kalan wrote:McGregor just has to box his best and whatever happens, happens.. His chances are dim because Boxing is a closed fraternity.. You come into to boxing from the outside you're not treated fairly.. This is something Nate Diaz has pointed out in interviews will wreck McGregor's efforts.. "If Conor starts doing well or landing punches the referee will harass him for whatever he can.. can't do this.. can't do that"caldo2025 wrote:
Conor and his Team are crazy if they think that he's going to get his boxing skills up to compete with Floyd in just a couple of months. They are nuts if they are spending all their time on that. It's not going to happen. Forget pillow hands Paulie...I'd bring in the dirtiest fighters that have ever been in the sport and i'd come up with a better strategy to make this fight as ugly as possible. I"m definitely bringing in Maidana and Robert Garcia for a few days as they were the closest to getting it done.
If Mayweather grabs (illegal) that will be fine. The referee will yell "no punching" and break them.. If McGregor has a hand free to punch the referee will scream "NO PUNCHING!!! ... Break.. Let go gentlemen.. step back.. step back.. step back Conor" ... and the way the bell rings 5 seconds early or 5 seconds late, depending on who's landing punches? That will happen too. But one of Mayweather's better weapons is his left elbow. I doubt if that will come into play because an elbow from Conor could finish him.
Mayweather will already have every advantage known to man -- but forget about it -- they'll find more to give him.
BUT if Conor wins he ain't going back to the UFC to fight for a few million again when he could have several lucrative PPV fights as "boxing tries to get revenge" that would generate huge revenue for boxing over the next few years.