Mayweather Dancing With the Stars clip...

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Mayweather Dancing With the Stars clip...

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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... &plindex=6


Better than Holyfield.... thats my 2 pence worth :o
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Post by J »

is he pilled up? I mean what the fornicate is all that gurning?
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Post by rhino222 »

to be honest, and having done a lot of dancing in the past, i thought he was excellent, for a dance novice he showed good footwork although a smile every now and then might help, the choreography was good, the rhythm and sequence was good too.


id like to see hatton do it !!
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Watching that reminds me of watching BBC or ITV channels.
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rhino222 wrote:to be honest, and having done a lot of dancing in the past, i thought he was excellent, for a dance novice he showed good footwork although a smile every now and then might help, the choreography was good, the rhythm and sequence was good too.


id like to see hatton do it !!
I did a tango course once it was fornicating horrible, I took the piss out of dancers a lot less after that.
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

Looks like hes already at 147 and has the lightening fast foot speed already. I thought his dancing was impressive, the judges apparently only gave him 6s ranking him last
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Post by E »

He looks like a batty boy pygmy next to that huge bird. Mayde he could've asked Oscar to dance with him in his fishnets....
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Post by HairyBoxe24 »

Was pretty obvious he was going to have good footwork... :roll:

But he did look a bit puffed at the end :lol:
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Post by DG. »

Easy, Floyd!


I think that was quite good, bit stiff - but he did well,I think the judges are a bit biased, if he came last the others must have been peak John Travolta's




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Post by Razor »

Fookin hilarious :lol: Fine piece of ass that bird
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Post by chinny »

I only know this because the missus told me, honest, but this series kicks off on UK Gold tonight at 8 for anyone interested..
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Post by Ally-M1 »

Razor wrote:Fookin hilarious :lol: Fine piece of ass that bird
My thoughts also..
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Terry D wrote:My girlfriend is a fan of the show and has watched it for a few years. She swears blind that most of the participants pick up injuries and niggles as they film and this has led her to confidently pick Hatton partially based on this move by Floyd.

I'm not sure what the thinking is by Floyd. He seems publicly determined to look like a complete and utter tool and must want to do it on the biggest stages. The gurning at the press conferences and the big docile grin was pretty off-putting.

Hopefully straight after the fight the decent enough "I was just hyping the bout" Floyd will emerge for the interviews.
Floyd actually seems to be smarter than given credit for. He will have exposure to millions through this show giving him cross over appeal. Apparently he put forward the idea of the 24/7 series, which ramped up sales of the Delahoya into record figures. And now they are doing another 24/7 series for this fight
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rhino222 wrote:to be honest, and having done a lot of dancing in the past, i thought he was excellent, for a dance novice he showed good footwork although a smile every now and then might help, the choreography was good, the rhythm and sequence was good too.


id like to see hatton do it !!
When have you ever danced in the past - other than dancing past husbands of the ladies you have been shall we say - comforting!!!!

But to the thread - thought Mayweather was excellent.

All Hatton fans should keep on votig for Mayweather they should also hope the whole of America gets behind him and then he will be too busy winning that competition rather than concentrating on the fight with Ricky -

Said it before whilst I think Ricky has done exceptionaly well he has picked off more than he can handle with Floyd Mayweather - I have consistently stated the Mayweather fight should have always be planned as Ricky's last fight - perhaps it is.
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

Terry D wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Terry D wrote:My girlfriend is a fan of the show and has watched it for a few years. She swears blind that most of the participants pick up injuries and niggles as they film and this has led her to confidently pick Hatton partially based on this move by Floyd.

I'm not sure what the thinking is by Floyd. He seems publicly determined to look like a complete and utter tool and must want to do it on the biggest stages. The gurning at the press conferences and the big docile grin was pretty off-putting.

Hopefully straight after the fight the decent enough "I was just hyping the bout" Floyd will emerge for the interviews.
Floyd actually seems to be smarter than given credit for. He will have exposure to millions through this show giving him cross over appeal. Apparently he put forward the idea of the 24/7 series, which ramped up sales of the Delahoya into record figures. And now they are doing another 24/7 series for this fight
I don't dispute that he is smart and the obnoxious act is good for promoting a fight but one day he won't be able to come back from the priggishness that he shows before a fight. People will think of him as a prize plank 100% of the time.

His latest persona is pretty off-putting. Fifty-Cent's sidekick for f*cks sake.

His gurning dance at the pressers was not dissimilar to the type of dance you see a black person doing on a plantation in some 1930's melodrama.

I just found it hilarious that the fighter who turned down a slave contract looked like he was auditioning for the new and authentic black and black minstrels.
I don't know, people said the same about Eubank and he became a beloved figure,maybe Floyd will do the same. He does like a cock a little bit but part of it is the new generation, hip hop culture sort of thing, while of course winding up his opponent.

Despite him coming across as a 'plank' he has every boxing forum having about 20% of the discussion about him. The boxing magazines will also talk about him allot and sports writers will cotton on and talk about him.

Now if Mayweather was saying 'may the best man win, 'I really respect my opponent and am honoured to fight him. I'm not rerally an aggressive type of fighter its not what I'm good at, I'm better at utilising my defense skill so I can hit and not be hit. May the best man win'. Would he get as much publicity? I doubt it. People buy into the hype.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:He does like a cock a little bit
Is there a word missing here?? :o :o
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He's no Sugar Ray Robinson :D
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chesh wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:He does like a cock a little bit
Is there a word missing here?? :o :o
:lol: I missed out the word look - I dont know about his sexuality to be honest :lol:
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rhino222 wrote:
id like to see hatton do it !!
He certainly holds well enough to be good at it. :wink:
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nickd wrote:
rhino222 wrote:
id like to see hatton do it !!
He certainly holds well enough to be good at it. :wink:


:D
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Post by Mensa07 »

same kinda moves I was pulling off last nite in some club.

kind of.
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Terry D wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Terry D wrote:My girlfriend is a fan of the show and has watched it for a few years. She swears blind that most of the participants pick up injuries and niggles as they film and this has led her to confidently pick Hatton partially based on this move by Floyd.

I'm not sure what the thinking is by Floyd. He seems publicly determined to look like a complete and utter tool and must want to do it on the biggest stages. The gurning at the press conferences and the big docile grin was pretty off-putting.

Hopefully straight after the fight the decent enough "I was just hyping the bout" Floyd will emerge for the interviews.
Floyd actually seems to be smarter than given credit for. He will have exposure to millions through this show giving him cross over appeal. Apparently he put forward the idea of the 24/7 series, which ramped up sales of the Delahoya into record figures. And now they are doing another 24/7 series for this fight
His gurning dance at the pressers was not dissimilar to the type of dance you see a black person doing on a plantation in some 1930's melodrama.

I just found it hilarious that the fighter who turned down a slave contract looked like he was auditioning for the new and authentic black and black minstrels.

I thought you had more sense.
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

Floyd is a good dancer, and Terry D is a twat.

Floyd wants to be a star so much, though. I wish he was more like Whitaker and just did it for the boxing.
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Post by knockout »

Floyd was excellent.
I am slowly turning into a fan of his.... and i have absolutely hated the guy since he beat my boy Justin J back in the day.

He is really doing his bit to promote the fight.
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