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Reply #30 posted 05/03/09 2:49pm

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JerseyKRS said:

MuthaFunka said:


Cool, what ya got?



We gotta give it a date to be done by, let's say by May of 2010? That gives 'em a year, cool?

Cool.
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Reply #31 posted 05/03/09 2:49pm

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JerseyKRS said:

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It has to. Floyd never ran from anyone, espcially when it was THIS kind of money at stake.


Let's all be honest here. He ducked Cotto. He did.

Only to get a bigger payday from oscar. Happens all the time.
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Reply #32 posted 05/03/09 3:27pm

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MuthaFunka said:

JerseyKRS said:



Let's all be honest here. He ducked Cotto. He did.

Only to get a bigger payday from oscar. Happens all the time.


but Cotto was the more dangerous fight!! You see my knock on him?!? rolleyes


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Reply #33 posted 05/03/09 3:28pm

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JerseyKRS said:

MuthaFunka said:


Only to get a bigger payday from oscar. Happens all the time.


but Cotto was the more dangerous fight!! You see my knock on him?!? rolleyes

Money talks, yo. That's all boxing is about these days - the big payday. Oscar was a MUCH BIGGER payday than Cotto.
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Reply #34 posted 05/03/09 3:34pm

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MuthaFunka said:

JerseyKRS said:



but Cotto was the more dangerous fight!! You see my knock on him?!? rolleyes

Money talks, yo. That's all boxing is about these days - the big payday. Oscar was a MUCH BIGGER payday than Cotto.


Agreed. but don't holler to me how you're the best of all time, know what I mean?? That's all I'm saying. I totally hate taking this stance because Floyd is one of the most talented fighters I've seen. But dude takes the easy way out. Or the most expensive one. lol


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Reply #35 posted 05/03/09 3:37pm

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JerseyKRS said:


Agreed. but don't holler to me how you're the best of all time, know what I mean?? That's all I'm saying. I totally hate taking this stance because Floyd is one of the most talented fighters I've seen. But dude takes the easy way out. Or the most expensive one. lol


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Reply #36 posted 05/03/09 4:06pm

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JerseyKRS said:

MuthaFunka said:


Money talks, yo. That's all boxing is about these days - the big payday. Oscar was a MUCH BIGGER payday than Cotto.


Agreed. but don't holler to me how you're the best of all time, know what I mean?? That's all I'm saying. I totally hate taking this stance because Floyd is one of the most talented fighters I've seen. But dude takes the easy way out. Or the most expensive one. lol


Well, it's not that he takes the easy way out, it's just that there's not that much competition left.
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Reply #37 posted 05/03/09 4:31pm

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Shawnt26 said:

JerseyKRS said:


Agreed. but don't holler to me how you're the best of all time, know what I mean?? That's all I'm saying. I totally hate taking this stance because Floyd is one of the most talented fighters I've seen. But dude takes the easy way out. Or the most expensive one. lol





yup nod

before the plaster, Marg. was the most avoid fighter

even read somewhere, that according to Mayweather's camp, that fight will never happen. even tho' he promise Marg. a challenge when Marg. confronted him..


yup
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Reply #38 posted 05/03/09 4:36pm

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I don't want anyone in here thinking I don't like Manny btw, his style is fun and he deserves all the praise he's getting now



I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.



his fights have always put me to sleep bored
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Reply #39 posted 05/03/09 6:37pm

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funkpill said:

JerseyKRS said:




I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.



his fights have always put me to sleep bored




lol



Smooches;)
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Reply #40 posted 05/03/09 9:48pm

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I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.

Manny is unbeaten at this weight, and everyone keeps bringing up how his forward style is beatable. Freddy Roach has mentioned this, and I've def. noticed it in his latest fights....he has become a COMPLETE fighter. He has plenty head movement, presents many different angles, and his right hand has become as strong as his left. It's tough to notice when people are just paying attention to his offensive style, but it is there. ,

Corrales -too little



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His forward style is what will get him hit that's why it's always brought up,a smart fighter like Floyd will take advantage of Manny's agression. If Marquez can land counter's on Manny I know Floyd can and actually do more damage because he's got more power then Marquez. Another thing Manny does when he comes forward is expose his body to shots and Floyd is one of the few fighters in this era that goes to the body often.

Corrales and Floyd weren't that far apart in terms of size, Corrales was actually a bit taller and his weight was almost five pounds more than Floyd back when they fought in 2001.
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Reply #41 posted 05/03/09 9:55pm

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This "Margarito gets ducked" stuff used to crack me up, he hadn't reached Floyd's level yet to be callin' him out. His biggest win up to that point was against Kermit "I cry when I get knocked out" Cintron who was also a nobody at that point.

Keep in mind too that Bob Arum was behind alot of that BS too, being that he's Margarito's promoter and he's also Floyd's former promoter.
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Reply #42 posted 05/03/09 10:00pm

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MuthaFunka said:




Let's all be honest here. He ducked Cotto. He did.


Nope that all came down to $$$$ and Oscar was willing to pay Floyd more then Cotto's promoter Bob Arum to get in the ring
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Reply #43 posted 05/03/09 10:06pm

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funkpill said:

JerseyKRS said:




I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.



his fights have always put me to sleep bored


For real? See I always watched a Sweet Pea fight knowing more then likely it was goin' 12 rounds and Pea was gonna box circles around whoever the opponent was. I can enjoy those fights just as much as I can enjoy an all out battle in the ring, Morrales-Barrea type fights.
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Reply #44 posted 05/03/09 11:20pm

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Abdul said:[quote]

JerseyKRS said:

MuthaFunka said:




Let's all be honest here. He ducked Cotto. He did.


Nope that all came down to $$$$ and Oscar was willing to pay Floyd more then Cotto's promoter Bob Arum to get in the ring


That's pretty much it.
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Reply #45 posted 05/04/09 4:52am

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Hatton outclassed Floyd? Utter horse shit.

And as for your contention that Floyd needs to win decisively against Pacman to be considered a true great - thats just more manure.

Otherwise, I agreed with your post. When it comes to Floyd though, your strong dislike of him really clouds your judgment.


JerseyKRS said:

Abdul said:

I don't want anyone in here thinking I don't like Manny btw, his style is fun and he deserves all the praise he's getting now


lol, no worries. It's good to talk boxing!


BTW, I didn't see him fight, but my old man did, and he's always told me about how great of a defensive fighter Willie Pep was. Sweet Pea was always too ho hum for me. shrug

I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.

Manny is unbeaten at this weight, and everyone keeps bringing up how his forward style is beatable. Freddy Roach has mentioned this, and I've def. noticed it in his latest fights....he has become a COMPLETE fighter. He has plenty head movement, presents many different angles, and his right hand has become as strong as his left. It's tough to notice when people are just paying attention to his offensive style, but it is there. He is a great, yes, great, technical fighter now.

IF Floyd accepts that fight, which I truly believe he won't NO MATTER the payday, it will be the toughest fight of his career, which isn't saying much. THAT is why he won't take it. He does not fight any and everyone. I would have more respect for him if he did that. Mind you, I think Floyd is incredibly talented, absolutely to be mentioned in the best pound for pound. But he likes to blabber about how he's the best boxer in history, and for that you need to take on every challenger, and not a year or two after the match up should have happened. You don't get to talk about being better than Robinson, Louis, Ali etc. by winning against:

Hatton -outclassed him
De La Hoya -clearly past his prime
Baldomir -again, outclassed
Judah -overrated for years
Gatti -a punching bag
Corrales -too little

I could go on and on.....

If Floyd wants to be mentioned amongst the greats in the sport, he NEEDS to not only take the fight with Manny BEFORE THE SUMMER OF 2010, but he needs to win DECISIVELY. I would love for him to shut me up, I really would. But Floyd isn't taking ANY fight that he might lose, bet money on that shit. nod
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Reply #46 posted 05/04/09 5:03am

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The only hope Hatton had was that he would be stronger and be able to take Pacquiao's punches for a few rounds whilst he exerted himself. Turns out Pacmans pretty strong at 140lbs lol

Some folk are saying Floyd won't take Pacquiao, that's untrue in my opinion. He's merely letting it brew to make more money.

I mean he's facing Juan Manuel Marquez in July, a guy who for me beat Pacquiao twice, but never got the decision
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Reply #47 posted 05/04/09 5:07am

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papaaisaway said:

Hatton outclassed Floyd? Utter horse shit.

And as for your contention that Floyd needs to win decisively against Pacman to be considered a true great - thats just more manure.

Otherwise, I agreed with your post. When it comes to Floyd though, your strong dislike of him really clouds your judgment.


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lol, no worries. It's good to talk boxing!


BTW, I didn't see him fight, but my old man did, and he's always told me about how great of a defensive fighter Willie Pep was. Sweet Pea was always too ho hum for me. shrug

I mean, I know you're not supposed to get hit, it's one of the objects of the sport, but sometimes I believe that was paramount for Pernell, at the expense of everything else. He also LOVED to complain in the ring. Shut up and fight.

Manny is unbeaten at this weight, and everyone keeps bringing up how his forward style is beatable. Freddy Roach has mentioned this, and I've def. noticed it in his latest fights....he has become a COMPLETE fighter. He has plenty head movement, presents many different angles, and his right hand has become as strong as his left. It's tough to notice when people are just paying attention to his offensive style, but it is there. He is a great, yes, great, technical fighter now.

IF Floyd accepts that fight, which I truly believe he won't NO MATTER the payday, it will be the toughest fight of his career, which isn't saying much. THAT is why he won't take it. He does not fight any and everyone. I would have more respect for him if he did that. Mind you, I think Floyd is incredibly talented, absolutely to be mentioned in the best pound for pound. But he likes to blabber about how he's the best boxer in history, and for that you need to take on every challenger, and not a year or two after the match up should have happened. You don't get to talk about being better than Robinson, Louis, Ali etc. by winning against:

Hatton -outclassed him
De La Hoya -clearly past his prime
Baldomir -again, outclassed
Judah -overrated for years
Gatti -a punching bag
Corrales -too little

I could go on and on.....

If Floyd wants to be mentioned amongst the greats in the sport, he NEEDS to not only take the fight with Manny BEFORE THE SUMMER OF 2010, but he needs to win DECISIVELY. I would love for him to shut me up, I really would. But Floyd isn't taking ANY fight that he might lose, bet money on that shit. nod


I was saying Hatton wasn't in Floyds class, as in Floyd is a better fighter than him.

Do you think Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the greatest boxer of all time? That's the problem I have with him. Nothing more.


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Reply #48 posted 05/04/09 5:21am

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Sorry. I misuderstood you.

And no, he isn't the greatest of all time, and yes he does have a big mouth but he (along with Pacman now) is the most impressive boxer I've seen in a helluva while.

JerseyKRS said:

papaaisaway said:

Hatton outclassed Floyd? Utter horse shit.

And as for your contention that Floyd needs to win decisively against Pacman to be considered a true great - thats just more manure.

Otherwise, I agreed with your post. When it comes to Floyd though, your strong dislike of him really clouds your judgment.




I was saying Hatton wasn't in Floyds class, as in Floyd is a better fighter than him.

Do you think Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the greatest boxer of all time? That's the problem I have with him. Nothing more.
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Reply #49 posted 05/04/09 6:45am

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Sorry. I misuderstood you.

And no, he isn't the greatest of all time, and yes he does have a big mouth but he (along with Pacman now) is the most impressive boxer I've seen in a helluva while.


I agree! nod

I want great fighters to fight everyone, that's where I come from. Floyd needs to fight more and stop looking for the money, the money's coming regardless. He should be fighting to secure his place in the history of the sport at this point, and I just don't see that desire. It bugs the shit out of me that that has become the prevalent way to do business in boxing now. sigh

shrug

With that being said, the last 5 years or so have been great for the sport, after a long time of shit fights, there have been quite a lot of great bouts in recent years. We're loyal viewers of Friday Night Fights (hell, I remember Tuesday Night Fights on USA growing up), and there have been quite a few scorchers on there in this past year alone.

I really hope Oscar can organize the sport the way it should be, but too many people stand to lose to much money for me to believe that will really happen. sigh


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Reply #50 posted 05/04/09 9:08am

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He should be fighting to secure his place in the history of the sport at this point


eek Uh, he's undefeated, 39 wins...and you STILL question his place in boixing history? Dude, just keep it real and say "I hate Floyd" and be done with it. lol
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Reply #51 posted 05/04/09 9:42am

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from boxingtalk.com:


BOB ARUM SAYS COTTO IS NEXT FOR PACQUIAO
by Ryan Burton


At the post fight press conference after Manny Pacquiao's destruction of Ricky Hatton, Bob Arum said that Miguel Cotto is Pacquiao's next likely opponent. He said that Pacquiao will be ringside for Cotto's fight against Joshua Clottey. Arum did say that nothing is set in stone and that he would talk to Bruce Trampler (Top Rank Matchmaker) and then with Manny and Freddy Roach to decide their plan of action. When asked about Mayweather Arum said that Mayweather would probably ask for too much and that Pacquiao is boxing's pound for pound king and a bigger draw than Mayweather.
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Reply #52 posted 05/04/09 10:01am

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funkpill said:

from boxingtalk.com:


BOB ARUM SAYS COTTO IS NEXT FOR PACQUIAO
by Ryan Burton


At the post fight press conference after Manny Pacquiao's destruction of Ricky Hatton, Bob Arum said that Miguel Cotto is Pacquiao's next likely opponent. He said that Pacquiao will be ringside for Cotto's fight against Joshua Clottey. Arum did say that nothing is set in stone and that he would talk to Bruce Trampler (Top Rank Matchmaker) and then with Manny and Freddy Roach to decide their plan of action. When asked about Mayweather Arum said that Mayweather would probably ask for too much and that Pacquiao is boxing's pound for pound king and a bigger draw than Mayweather.


Arum's on crack - but he's only doing what he's supposed to do to sweeten the purse for their fight. Pac ain't fightin' Cotto.
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Reply #53 posted 05/04/09 1:24pm

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MuthaFunka said:

He should be fighting to secure his place in the history of the sport at this point


eek Uh, he's undefeated, 39 wins...and you STILL question his place in boixing history? Dude, just keep it real and say "I hate Floyd" and be done with it. lol


falloff I DON'T hate him!!!!

Tell his ass to fight any and all takers, aside from obvious scrubs of course, then I'll be happy! thumbs up!


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Reply #54 posted 05/04/09 1:43pm

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JerseyKRS said:

MuthaFunka said:



eek Uh, he's undefeated, 39 wins...and you STILL question his place in boixing history? Dude, just keep it real and say "I hate Floyd" and be done with it. lol


falloff I DON'T hate him!!!!

Tell his ass to fight any and all takers, aside from obvious scrubs of course, then I'll be happy! thumbs up!


lol You need to watch more of his fights apparently:

Diego Corrales
Carlos Hernandez
Jesus Chavez
Jose Luis Castillo
Phillip N'dou
Arturo Gatti
Zab Judah
Carlos Manuel Baldomir
Oscar De La Hoya
Ricky Hatton

Hardly obvious scrubs.
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Reply #55 posted 05/04/09 4:50pm

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Pacman's only 2 ko defeats

(at only 17)



(at 20 )


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Reply #56 posted 05/04/09 10:30pm

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Arum's on crack - but he's only doing what he's supposed to do to sweeten the purse for their fight. Pac ain't fightin' Cotto.


Exactly, Arum is just talkin' out his ass, he knows the big money fight is with Floyd, especially after Floyd takes care of Marquez he'll have no choice but to make the Floyd - Manny match for November or December.
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Reply #57 posted 05/06/09 8:50am

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this is cold

his own country told him to stay in L.A. because they fear he might bring the Swine Flu back with him

wtf? i would never go back to that shithole of a country if they said that to me
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