Tyler_Durden

He is going to lay low for the time being and avoid interviews and/or questions regarding his cheating ways until he and his team have come up with a cover story. He is a fraud no different than Lance Armstrong or any other cheater that's ever been caught and he deserves no special treatment. He deserves to be stripped of all his world titles and his wins on world title fights must be overturned to no contest. Floyd and everyone behind him are manipulators and cheater. That's why they always micromanage everything and want control over every single thing including but not limited to: officiating, judging, drug testing, fight location, ring size, glove type, glove size, gauze type, gauze amount. Floyd is simply a fraud, I've always known he's a fraud for everything he does including his stupid fake little public persona. I'm glad that people will finally get to see the truth. Pay no mind to the ones that will do and say anything to defend him, they are either fan boys or people with financial interest.

I'd like to make one expressing my opinion too. F*CK FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR, he's nothing but trash and the day he retires and goes away can not come soon enough. Thank you for your time.

Looking to watch this fight but I cant find it. Does anyone have any info? Thanks.

He's been giving fight fans the finger and laughing at them for years with all his cheating, ducking, and fraudulent ways. Now he's fighting a bum named Andre Berto as a way to have the last laugh. I hope nobody tunes in to watch that garbage excuse of a circus act and I hope fight fans give him the finger back by showing him that we know he's a cheating scum bag fraud. Floyd is the true meaning of a disgrace to the sport of boxing.

That crooked ref should never be allowed to work another fight again and those corrupt judges should never be allowed to score another fight again. I wish that decision would be overturned to a no contest because what took place was truly disgusting!

http://youtu.be/x_eZfEjOkqY

Turned out to be a fun entertaining fight, I love fights that end up giving more then expected.

A boxing match at a catchweight of 101 pounds which is my strongest weight. Whoever can dehydrate themselves to my strongest weight and win gets all my points!!

We want this fight now!!!!! The people don't want to wait on this one, we want it now!!!!!

Please make the true Fight of the Century happen which is Canelo Alvarez vs Gennady Golovkin. Give the public what we want and please don't make us wait 6 years for it, we want the fight right now as soon as possible. If its feasible to get Miguel Cotto vs David Lemiux on the undercard along with Marcos Maidana vs Lucas Matthysse, and Roman Gonzalez vs Juan Francisco Estrada it would make the greatest and most stacked card in the history of televised boxing. Thank you for your consideration and your hard work to make a man's dream come true.

He's a fat irresponsible disgrace and I hope they stop giving him second chances. He deserves to be exiled from the sport and never allowed another paycheck. I bet if the fight had gone on, the commentators where even going to praise his undeserving ass and talk him up as one of the best prospects. I'm glad that won't be happening and I hope he gets more **** dumped on him for this because that's what he deserves. I heard his delusional ass on an interview saying some sh1t about how he felt ready and deserving of a world title fight since 5 fights ago. Crazy little bastard.

Saw this Max Kellerman post fight interview on the Herrera vs Benavidez decision and I thought he said it really well, so I figured I'd share it for anyone who wants to watch it.

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Great minimum weight championship unification fight between Francisco Rodriguez Jr from Mexico and Katsunari Takayama from Japan. It took place this Saturday August 9th, 2014 and I want to share it with those who missed it because it's one of the best fights of 2014 and one that truly desserved to be televised on Showtime or HBO. I hope you guys enjoy it!

A lot of people seem to confuse running with defense and think that they are watching a beautiful display of boxing when all they are witnessing is pure running. It takes two people to make a fight and if one of those two people doesn't want to engage then he desserves to lose the fight. If Canelo would have started running away from Lara last night the same way that Lara ran, there would have been no fight at all. We would have just seen two guys inside the ring running in opposite directions at all times. Everyone knows that in boxing you're supposed to try to hit and not get hit. But that doesn't mean that you're suppossed to run to not get hit, and that's where a lot of "fighters" like Erislandy Lara get confused. Last night Canelo Alvarez did everything possible to make a fight out of nothing while landing what ever he could in the process. On the other hand last night Erislandy Lara ran as much as possible while doing everything possible to avoid fighting. Canelo Alvarez won fair and square and there's no question about it.

This fight happened this past Saturday, May 24th and I didn't get to watch that day but I heard that it was a great fight so I looked it up and found it on YouTube and sure enough it was great. So I figured I'd share it with you fellas! Enjoy!

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It seems that lately one of the popular topics of discussion is Amir Khan's chin and it seems to be one where virtually everyone has come to agreement that it is really bad. I've been giving this some thought and even went back to watch some of Amir's fights and after refreshing my memory, my opinion is that Amir's chin is actually not that bad at all. I'm also not saying that he has a chin made out of granite but he certainly does not have a glass jaw the way people have lately been making it seem. I reviewed the Danny Garcia fight and noticed that prior to taking the shot that knocked him down he had already taken a few other shots really well. When he did get dropped in round 3 he took a shot that landed cleanly at full force without being blocked the least bit which would have probably dropped a lot of fighters who don't have questionable chins. After he got up there were still a few seconds left in the round where he did take a few more shots but looked no worse then anyone who's got up from that type of a knock down. When round 4 started, Danny Garcia swarmed him but Amir didn't clinch or tie his opponents’ hands on his way to survival, he actually tried to exchange with him so he got caught a few more times and it looks like his feet got tangled when he got caught by the ropes and received another 8 count. After the action resumed, he once again proceeded to exchange blows with Garcia with virtually no clinching and ended up getting caught and falling to the floor once again with about 46 seconds left in the round and the fight was stopped by the ref. Regarding the Breidis Prescott knockout loss, it's clear that he was very cold being that it was the first round and the first few seconds for that matter and that type of knockout can happen to anyone. It certainly happened to another fighter named James Kirkland except his knockout loss was to a fighter who is considered light handed, yet virtually nobody questions Kirkland's chin. Now looking back at Amir's other fights, the man has been in there with all comers and was able to stand up to Marcos Maidana's shots as well as Lamont Peterson's rough tactics. So in my opinion, Amir definitely deserves more credit than what he's been given lately because he's only been knocked out twice with blows that would have knocked out or badly hurt almost anyone unless the fighter clinched and tied his opponents arms which Amir chose not to do. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but a lot of times it's much easier to criticize someone than to acknowledge their efforts. I've come to acknowledge those efforts by Amir and at a time when everything was going according to plan for him his mentality was the same in the sense that he always wanted to take on the best and never ducked anyone.