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Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:49 Paul Logan? Didn’t he play Crocodile Dundee?

If it was Floyd Mayweather locked in a cage with a crocodile in Dundee I’d definitely tune in.

Mayweather ko’d the Big Show don’t forget...

This is worse than fckin wrastling.

What a load of b*llocks

Loftgroov wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 05:34 I sometimes think Floyd Mayweather would eat a shit live on air if someone dangled enough money in front of him.

No way! That turd would need olympic drug testing before Floyd went anywhere near it.

If it was SR., it would be interesting.

Is this real?

Also, OT.

Is it the lockdown but I can’t remember a time when fight after fight has been lined up like the last few weeks and the next few. It’s stacked.

Fantastic for fans but sad to hear a fight like this maybe happening and turning boxing into a bit of a freak show.

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 23:23

Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:31 Please make it stop!

The best way to discourage such nonsense would be for Floyd or any other boxer to absolutely go to town on these deluded gobshites who think that just doing glorified boxercise for a few months makes them pro fighters. A brutal beatdown followed by a dismissive “what did you expect would happen” attitude in the post fight interviews would hopefully cause the next clown to think twice.

Exactly. Smash him to bits and knock him out.

It has to be a Dave Boy Green vs Sugar Ray Leonard type knock out.

Floyd will be around 154 vs 190 YouTuber.

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 23:23

Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:31 Please make it stop!

The best way to discourage such nonsense would be for Floyd or any other boxer to absolutely go to town on these deluded gobshites who think that just doing glorified boxercise for a few months makes them pro fighters. A brutal beatdown followed by a dismissive “what did you expect would happen” attitude in the post fight interviews would hopefully cause the next clown to think twice.

I doubt that will happen because it would mean an end to these sort of spectacles and there is a lot of money to be made. Boxing is always about risk vs reward. FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest. The issue I have isn't with FMM, it's with these "celebs" earning more money than 99.9% of fighters who dedicate their lives to the sport and in the main retire without a pot to piss in. That I think is unfair and a kick in the teeth to the pros out there. Lets face it, who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:49 Paul Logan? Didn’t he play Crocodile Dundee?

Looking forward to this one. Fight of the century.

Controversial wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 10:46

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 23:23

Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:31 Please make it stop!

The best way to discourage such nonsense would be for Floyd or any other boxer to absolutely go to town on these deluded gobshites who think that just doing glorified boxercise for a few months makes them pro fighters. A brutal beatdown followed by a dismissive “what did you expect would happen” attitude in the post fight interviews would hopefully cause the next clown to think twice.

I doubt that will happen because it would mean an end to these sort of spectacles and there is a lot of money to be made. Boxing is always about risk vs reward. FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest. The issue I have isn't with FMM, it's with these "celebs" earning more money than 99.9% of fighters who dedicate their lives to the sport and in the main retire without a pot to piss in. That I think is unfair and a kick in the teeth to the pros out there. Lets face it, who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

The guy is already a multimillionaire just from chatting continual bollocks on YouTube and making attention seeking videos. All this is going to do is increase his revenue from hits/videos. It's almost a self serving exercise for him, it can only generate more income for him as more people talk about it.

coghaugen11 wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 01:54 Boxing is over.

Its turning into UFC.

forcefraser wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 06:44 If Paul Logan can weather the early storm I think he could score a knockout in the later rounds

Just stop it

danconnollyeire wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 09:25 He's this guy
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-42644321

Hope FMJ makes it painful

He’s a complete pudendum. He says he’s going to smash up Canelo too, I’d like to see that fight, just to see his ribs smashed so hard, they’d be sticking out through his skin. maybe that will put these little pricks off boxing.

This is a boxing forum !
neither of those two qualify.
one retired and the other is just ridiculous .

forcefraser wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 06:44 If Paul Logan can weather the early storm I think he could score a knockout in the later rounds

The unorthodox angles are bound to give Floyd trouble

It will be like Mayweather is in The Matrix for this fight.

The previous poster is right. He should smash him to bits and put an end to this kind of farce.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 13:22

forcefraser wrote: ↑07 Dec 2020, 06:44 If Paul Logan can weather the early storm I think he could score a knockout in the later rounds

The unorthodox angles are bound to give Floyd trouble

Pressure breaks pipes
Good big un beats a good little un
He looked good in his last fight
Mayweather is just ducking KSI
He has youth on his side

Controversial wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 10:46FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest.... who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

How about a guy who already has something approaching a billion? Does there come a point where you *would* blame him?

squiggy wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 14:30

Controversial wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 10:46FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest.... who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

How about a guy who already has something approaching a billion? Does there come a point where you *would* blame him?

Not his fault people want to pay to see it, it's not illegal. You could use that argument with most top sportsman, footballers asking for another 10K-100K a week, it's not like they need it either. In a way football is worse as the costs for pay are offset on ticket prices, kit etc.. so the fans are paying more, at least with PPV boxing you have the choice to pay or watch it on YouTube the next day for free.

Controversial wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 10:46

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 23:23

Frostieballs wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 19:31 Please make it stop!

The best way to discourage such nonsense would be for Floyd or any other boxer to absolutely go to town on these deluded gobshites who think that just doing glorified boxercise for a few months makes them pro fighters. A brutal beatdown followed by a dismissive “what did you expect would happen” attitude in the post fight interviews would hopefully cause the next clown to think twice.

I doubt that will happen because it would mean an end to these sort of spectacles and there is a lot of money to be made. Boxing is always about risk vs reward. FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest. The issue I have isn't with FMM, it's with these "celebs" earning more money than 99.9% of fighters who dedicate their lives to the sport and in the main retire without a pot to piss in. That I think is unfair and a kick in the teeth to the pros out there. Lets face it, who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

I largely agree with you but can we even blame the “celebs”. It’s a selfish world, floyd wants his money, the celeb wants his, the shameless broadcasters and pundits want theirs. Sad to say it but only a tiny minority of boxing purists see anything wrong with it

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 18:31

Controversial wrote: ↑08 Dec 2020, 10:46

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑06 Dec 2020, 23:23

The best way to discourage such nonsense would be for Floyd or any other boxer to absolutely go to town on these deluded gobshites who think that just doing glorified boxercise for a few months makes them pro fighters. A brutal beatdown followed by a dismissive “what did you expect would happen” attitude in the post fight interviews would hopefully cause the next clown to think twice.

I doubt that will happen because it would mean an end to these sort of spectacles and there is a lot of money to be made. Boxing is always about risk vs reward. FMM is getting millions for little risk, I don't blame him to be honest. The issue I have isn't with FMM, it's with these "celebs" earning more money than 99.9% of fighters who dedicate their lives to the sport and in the main retire without a pot to piss in. That I think is unfair and a kick in the teeth to the pros out there. Lets face it, who in their right mind would turn down millions if people are prepared to pay for it.

I largely agree with you but can we even blame the “celebs”. It’s a selfish world, floyd wants his money, the celeb wants his, the shameless broadcasters and pundits want theirs. Sad to say it but only a tiny minority of boxing purists see anything wrong with it

No I don't blame them for wanting to earn big money, let's face it, most peoples moralistic views would go out the window if they were suddenly offered a way to earn millions. My issue is these 'celebs' don't deserve life changing money and fame when most top tier fighters couldn't generate the same money. They should have to give 90% of it to charity, maybe towards helping injured fighters or ones that have hit hard times. That should be the trade off.

These types of exhibitions have always happened though, just not making the same amount of money. Ali was having exhibitions when he was still fighting so in reality it's nothing new, just more well known today and bigger events because of the internet.

Floyd was boring to watch the last few years he was actually fighting. It's merely opinion if he was an ATG because different people look for different things .. for me excitement is required, so that excludes Floyd .. he aged as a fighter very much like Bernard Hopkins

That people are keen to see him go through a charade of boxing a fella who's only talent is getting a sizeable YouTube viewer figure is quite remarkable.

Most knew McGregor didn't have a chance, but at least he knew how to fight.

WBC Prez Smiles: I Will 100% Support Mayweather vs. Paul

World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman has no problem with the recently announced exhibition clash between former five division world champion Floyd Mayweather and Youtube star Logan Paul.

Mayweather, 43-years-old, retired back in August of 2017, with his unbeaten 50-0 record, after stopping UFC superstar Conor McGregor in the tenth round at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena.

Paul, 25-years-old, is extremely popular on social media, but he's severely lacking boxing experience in comparison to Mayweather, who many regarded as the best boxer of this generation.

Their contest, financially backed by Fanmio Boxing, is taking place on February 20th on pay-per-view.

Mayweather unretired in December 2018, when he traveled to Japan and demolished kickboxing star Tenshin Nasukawa in the first round of an exhibition.

Paul, who outweighs Mayweather by at least 50-pounds, made his professional boxing debut in the fall of 2019, when he lost a six round split decision to Youtube rival KSI.

Since the announcement of the February fight, widespread criticism has erupted in the sport.

But, Sulaiman views the contest as a positive for boxing.

“This is going to be something good for boxing. This is going to bring millions of eyes to our sport. I appreciate Logan and Jake [Paul], they have worked hard. I will support Floyd vs Logan 100 percent,” Sulaiman told The Sun.

Sulaiman's position is not surprising, with his organization backing last month's pay-per-view exhibition between retired former champion Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr.

Mayweather reportedly made $9 million for the contest with Nasukawa. He expects to make a lot more for the bout with Paul.

“This is going to be a great night for the fans worldwide as we are bringing something special to them through sports and entertainment. I have never shied away from doing things differently throughout my career and fighting Logan Paul in this special exhibition is just another opportunity for me to do it again," Mayweather said.

Lots of big money has been mentioned - but will that really materialize?? I cant see boxing fans buying it, so I guess its based on youtube followers of Logan Paul to finance it.