Vinny Paz KOs Floyd Mayweather or get ducked!

[IronDanHamza]

Floyd openly calls himself a coward with video cameras running, he actually brags of being a coward.

No he doesn't.

His whole career was rigged, they had the guaranteed contracts to buy off opponents looking for a payday

No it wasn't and no they didn't.

and he ran like a coward from Pac knowing the judges were for him. Floyd Jr was no different talentwise than his family, same genes, same brain, just different management with better protection. We saw what Haymon did with no talents Seth Mitchell and Wilder. Haymon could have elevated Sr, Roger, Jeff to have no losses also. Jr ran away from Arum when he realized Arum was using Margarito to destroy him.

Trolling or brain dead. Which one?

[Bennyleonard99]

Floyd is a coward, he even brags about being a "rich coward." Easy to find on you tube, two or three short videos of it. His whole career after 147 was a ponzi scheme scam.

[travestyny]

Hanging for dear life onto quotes without context and calling his father a crack head...? Claiming he's not the best Mayweather by a long shot..?????

Floyd Mayweather Jr. really got far too deep under some of you guy's skin. The amount of hate isn't normal.

[IronDanHamza]

Floyd is a coward, he even brags about being a "rich coward." Easy to find on you tube, two or three short videos of it. His whole career after 147 was a ponzi scheme scam.

No, he doesn't.

[Willie Pep 229]

Floyd is a coward, he even brags about being a "rich coward." Easy to find on you tube, two or three short videos of it. His whole career after 147 was a ponzi scheme scam.

I think (guess) he is being facetious. He has been challenged so many times for not being aggressive enough and accused so often for ducks (advantage timing) that he's probably had enough, so he answers in the extreme, "Yes, I am a coward."

It ends the questioning and he gets to say fuck you all at once.

In my opinion, quotes are history-lite. They're doing it (once again) right now over in the Jeffries thread.

The world is too complicated and nuanced for a quote to carry much weight. A man's life can never really be reduced to a quote, even if he is the speaker.

Circumstances and situations have to be addressed. Read between the lines; look at the big pitcure.

It's better to gather much information, from many sources, and then form your own conjecture and call it history.

Learn to be honest in your investigation and you'll find that your conjectures are sometimes more insightful than what is passed off in biographies, by 'historians.'

But in this case I really think 'Money' is, just arrogant in nature, tired of being told he 'stunk the place out' (which he did on a few occasions,) and is angry much of the time. So I think he just answers fuck you, by saying, "Yeah, I'm a coward."

Also, in the way he plays it, he is quietly calling himself smart. He probably likes throwing that dig back at the sports writers, i.e. $$$$$$

[Bennyleonard99]

I think (guess) he is being facetious. He has been challenged so many times for not being aggressive enough and accused so often for ducks (advantage timing) that he's probably had enough, so he answers in the extreme, "Yes, I am a coward."

It ends the questioning and he gets to say fuck you all at once.

In my opinion, quotes are history-lite. They're doing it (once again) right now over in the Jeffries thread.

The world is too complicated and nuanced for a quote to carry much weight. A man's life can never really be reduced to a quote, even if he is the speaker.

Circumstances and situations have to be addressed. Read between the lines; look at the big pitcure.

It's better to gather much information, from many sources, and then form your own conjecture and call it history.

Learn to be honest in your investigation and you'll find that your conjectures are sometimes more insightful than what is passed off in biographies, by 'historians.'

But in this case I really think 'Money' is, just arrogant in nature, tired of being told he 'stunk the place out' (which he did on a few occasions,) and is angry much of the time. So I think he just answers fuck you, by saying, "Yeah, I'm a coward."

Also, in the way he plays it, he is quietly calling himself smart. He probably likes throwing that dig back at the sports writers, i.e. $$$$$$

No, he was being arrogant and took off his mask and showed his true face, "Yes Im a coward but I'm a rich coward." Credit to him for finally stopping living the lie. He's a coward an actual coward. And he's proud of it because being a coward made him very very rich.

[Bennyleonard99]

No, he doesn't.

Yes he called himself a coward, and he bragged about being a coward because it made him very very rich. If he wasn't a coward he would have lost to Margarito, Cotto, Williams, Martinez, GGG at 154 and probably be flat broke now. So it's easy to understand why he's proud of being a coward.

[IronDanHamza]

Yes he called himself a coward, and he bragged about being a coward because it made him very very rich. If he wasn't a coward he would have lost to Margarito, Cotto, Williams, Martinez, GGG at 154 and probably be flat broke now. So it's easy to understand why he's proud of being a coward.

No, he didn't.

You can keep repeating it. It won't magically make it true.

[Mr Mitts]

One surprising fact about Lil' Floyd is how many opponents he KOd with body shots. I cannot attest to the value of the opponents, but he did finish a handful of opponents with various body shot KOs from nowhere. I am a fan of body KOs.

[Bennyleonard99]

No, he didn't.

You can keep repeating it. It won't magically make it true.

There are more than one video of Floyd bragging about being a coward and you tube, find it and accept the ugly truth. Floyd is a coward and being a coward is why he became so wealthy. Cowardice is the way to make big money in boxing. Floyd proved it.