the man really is a tool

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Had it finished with Bose drinking from a bottle of champagne, it would be the perfect interview. "Back to the studio, Hugh. Westside."
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whicker wrote:joking aside, I'm totally with Mayweather on this. Why should he be obliged to give a serious answer to a pretty silly question-

"So, boxer who has retired, are you interested in coming out of retirement to rematch with a guy whom you easily outclassed last time?"

Imagine if when Joe Calzaghe retires an American TV person comes up to him and asks (three times) if he is going to rematch Jeff Lacy.
Hasn't Mayweather already said he's interested in giving Hatton a rematch? If so, it's not such a silly question.
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I did open my eyes a little bit at that first question and Floyd's reaction.

Interviewer - "Are you coming out of retirement to fight Ricky Hatton?"

Floyd - "Yeah......... I'm good (followed by full on baubles)"

For a minute there, I thought he said yes to the initial question.
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Mayweather duffs up Ricky Hatton again probably quicker this time.

Mayweather and Pacqiaou , which I cannot spell, are the only fighters that could beat each other , IMO, and I would actually lean towards Pacman cos I thinks he's a hard b*stard and I don't think $$$$$$ :roll: would want to get involved whereas Pac on the other hand would use his mobility to make $$$$$$ :roll: stand and have a fight

I'm fear for Ricky Hatton he's bitten off more than he can chew here, payday etc...but I think he's in for some punishment.
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The reporter had every right to ask him those questions. What else exactly should he be asking, what he's been doing with his free time, has he bought any new jewlery lately?

Mayweather on the other hand has every right not to answer, or give any kind of answer he feels like. But what he does is try to be somebody he's not and usually ends up making himself look like a prize prick.

He aint no gangster, nor is he charismatic. He aint witty nor is he funny. He should try and be himself more, thats what i reckon.
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A classless yank, simple as.

What is it with the "hood" boys that make them want to act like that??? Who the fornicate talks like that???

I don`t give a rats arse how much his watch cost or where he got his suits made. I want to know if he will fight Cotto, so someone can close his trap for good.
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This actually made me laugh, and I'm not a Mayweather fan out of the ring. For me he lacks class and charisma, although in saying that he does tend to show a different side immediately after fights. Would be interesting to see how he would cope with a loss.

The whole 'Money Mayweather' thing is crass and gets on my t!ts. Wonder if he manages to keep his money?

In terms of this interview the interviewer should have just done one when he realised Mayweather wasn't interested.
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:TU: cheers for reminding me that we helped to fund that one!! I'm relieved I thought they just took the licence money and wasted it[/quote]

Mihir Bose is the f*cking BBC top man...not quite sure how that came about. He needs to get back to asking questions to Sachin Tendulkar. Actually, Mihir is a bit of an old school investigator and not used to being treated with such levity. If he knew what was what, he should have given up on Titty Boy Floyd and asked Ellerbe a question. He won't have known who the f*ck he was though...should have sent me out there! :lol:[/quote]

Why is this Mihir bloke everywhere all of a sudden? Seriously, he seems to be covering everthing lately, and he is TERRIBLE at interviews, he was dreadful during the olympics too.
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