Dios and the rest are in complete denial...

Collapse
Collapse
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • Fox McCloud
    Mission Complete!
    Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
    • Apr 2007
    • 18176
    • 789
    • 1,151
    • 26,037

    #61
    Originally posted by moofo
    What about fighting the better fighter so the fans get some value for money.
    Mayweather fighting Baldomir for the same money is literally saying **** the fans.
    So not being fan friendly means you suck? I see.

    Anyways, since you talk about who is good and who is not, who has Margarito beaten to gain elite status?

    Anyone better than Zab Judah? Maybe, Joshua Clottey is not too bad. However, it's not like there was a lot separating the two in terms of resume.

    People were on a Baldomir high, just like they are on a Pavlik high right now (not to the same extent, but whatever). I think Mayweather would be even more heavily criticized had he chosen Margarito instead of Baldomir.

    Comment

    • Azteca
      Banned
      Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
      • Apr 2006
      • 4173
      • 370
      • 91
      • 4,848

      #62
      "The way Floyd is performing, I don't think he is in a position to be demanding money," "His last two fights have sent me to sleep.

      "He is a wonderful talent but his last fight was very boring. They carried him to the ring dressed as Russell Crowe and he ended up fighting like Sheryl Crow."

      -Ricky Hatton

      Comment

      • Fox McCloud
        Mission Complete!
        Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
        • Apr 2007
        • 18176
        • 789
        • 1,151
        • 26,037

        #63
        Originally posted by Azteca
        Hm.....you cant.

        Unification robs most guys of there purses anyways.

        It's all about the competition, how you beat them.

        Oh, and I forgot to mention. He wasn't the lineal champ.

        Genaro Hernandez and Jose Luis Castillo were never champions. Jose Luis Castillo won (barely) his alphabet belt from Stevie Johnson. Genero Hernandez won the vacant WBA belt, vacated it and then won the WBC belt from an old Azumah Nelson. Neither Hernandez nor Castillo unified the titles or defeated the previous linear champions (Brian Mitchell and Pernell Whitaker). Stevie Johnson was never a champion at lightweight and Azumah Nelson was, like Johnson, merely an alphabet titlist. Stevie Johnosn won his alphabet belt from Jean Baptiste Mendy and Mendy won that vacant WBC belt in a bout with Lamar Murphy.

        But that means nothing anyway. Just random banter to piss you off.

        He was the best fighter in those divisions anyway.

        Cept I think Casamayor could of beat him. Stevie was good too..would of liked to see that fight.

        But anyway..
        Haha, I thought so... your posts are aggravating me a hell of a lot more than usual today.

        I don't like the lineal champ formula anyway.

        If that's the case, heavyweights will never have a lineal champ again, because they haven't beaten Rocky Marciano.

        Also, even if you just go by recent unification, please remember that would mean that Shannon Briggs was THE MAN at heavyweight after he beat "Big" George Foreman. Travesty.

        The closest thing to a lineal champion there is in the sport is THe Ring champion... which Baldomir was.

        Comment

        • Fox McCloud
          Mission Complete!
          Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
          • Apr 2007
          • 18176
          • 789
          • 1,151
          • 26,037

          #64
          Originally posted by Azteca
          "The way Floyd is performing, I don't think he is in a position to be demanding money," "His last two fights have sent me to sleep.

          "He is a wonderful talent but his last fight was very boring. They carried him to the ring dressed as Russell Crowe and he ended up fighting like Sheryl Crow."

          -Ricky Hatton
          Okay, now that **** is pretty funny. Ricky Hatton has some damn good one-liners.

          Comment

          • Azteca
            Banned
            Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
            • Apr 2006
            • 4173
            • 370
            • 91
            • 4,848

            #65
            Originally posted by DWiens421
            Haha, I thought so... your posts are aggravating me a hell of a lot more than usual today.

            I don't like the lineal champ formula anyway.

            If that's the case, heavyweights will never have a lineal champ again, because they haven't beaten Rocky Marciano.

            Also, even if you just go by recent unification, please remember that would mean that Shannon Briggs was THE MAN at heavyweight after he beat "Big" George Foreman. Travesty.

            The closest thing to a lineal champion there is in the sport is THe Ring champion... which Baldomir was.
            And I agree. I always felt the lineal title was a little strange. It is good in certain circumstances, however.

            Comment

            • moofo
              Banned
              Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
              • Jan 2007
              • 3062
              • 294
              • 232
              • 3,796

              #66
              Originally posted by DWiens421
              So not being fan friendly means you suck? I see.

              Anyways, since you talk about who is good and who is not, who has Margarito beaten to gain elite status?

              Anyone better than Zab Judah? Maybe, Joshua Clottey is not too bad. However, it's not like there was a lot separating the two in terms of resume.

              People were on a Baldomir high, just like they are on a Pavlik high right now (not to the same extent, but whatever). I think Mayweather would be even more heavily criticized had he chosen Margarito instead of Baldomir.
              If Floyd had fought Margerito and won he would have gained more respect than beating Baldomir.
              True story.
              He could have even fought them both.
              True story.

              Comment

              • Easton Assassin
                Undisputed Champion
                Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                • Nov 2006
                • 1344
                • 72
                • 0
                • 7,441

                #67
                Originally posted by Azteca
                All this talk of Hatton ducking Mayweather.

                Well, how about Mayweather ducking Margarito?

                Some boxing fans have short memories.

                Anyone remember Bob Arum offering Mayweather 8 million PLUS A SHARE OF PPV revenue for Nov. 4?

                I sure do.

                Anyone also remember Mayweather paying 750,000 OUT OF HIS OWN pocket to buy out his contract with Arum?

                I sure do.

                Oh, and remember guys, "if it makes dollars it makes cents (or sense...whatever)" - Mayweather
                Hey bro, You speak the truth.

                Dios and Isis are just some lopsided ****s that can't stand to see the truth. Once Hatton demolishes Gayweather they wont have the balls to come back on here with that ****** **** again. Ofcourse they will make every excuse in the book, and blame everything they can to avoid the simple truth. Mayweather has been a protected fighter since leaving 135. He doesn't have the chops to hang with World Class opposition above 135 or he would have fought any of the superstars that reside in the weight divisions he sailed through fighting the b and c level guys. They say straps made him do it, but the truth is, straps are an excuse to avoid real threats.


                Taylor could have avoided Pavlik and claimed he was green and not worthy, but he manned up, and for that he deserves respect. Floyd has made a mountain of money fighting anything but the best..


                **** Floyd--Hatton will bend his little ass over come December-Bank on that!!


                Hatton tko10 or sooner!!!

                Comment

                • DIOS DOMINICANO
                  Banned
                  Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
                  • May 2007
                  • 11119
                  • 493
                  • 206
                  • 12,010

                  #68
                  Originally posted by Easton Assassin
                  Mayweather has been a protected fighter since leaving 135. He doesn't have the chops to hang with World Class opposition above 135 or he would have fought any of the superstars that reside in the weight divisions he sailed through fighting the b and c level guys. They say straps made him do it, but the truth is, straps are an excuse to avoid real threats.
                  !!!
                  Oscar Delahoya on May 5th, 2007 at 154 pounds is better opposition than ANYBODY that Ricky Hatton has ever fought. ANYBODY.

                  Period.

                  Comment

                  • brently1979
                    Undisputed Champion
                    Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 1226
                    • 154
                    • 441
                    • 13,535

                    #69
                    Originally posted by Azteca
                    I think we all can agree that Margarito was the bigger name in the sport, right? He has a huge mexican following so tons of mexicans would of bought the PPV against Floyd? I'd like to think moreso then it would of with a Floyd- Baldomir fight.

                    Now he made 8 million plus PPV revenue right for fighting Baldomir right.

                    Now, do me a favour. Subtract 8 million and 750,000. **** it.

                    Let's round that off:
                    Subtract 8 million and 1 million.

                    What's the return investment???

                    "If it makes dollars, it makes cents". - Mayweather

                    At that time Carlos had a big win over Judah & a win over Gatti and was a movie of the week star. But at the time Mayweather fought Carlos, he was a bigger name than Margarito.

                    Comment

                    • Fox McCloud
                      Mission Complete!
                      Unified Champion - 10,00-20,000 posts
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 18176
                      • 789
                      • 1,151
                      • 26,037

                      #70
                      Originally posted by moofo
                      If Floyd had fought Margerito and won he would have gained more respect than beating Baldomir.
                      True story.
                      He could have even fought them both.
                      True story.
                      Well the calender is a tad bit of a concern. So... let me see, since you are have called Baldomir vs. Margarito a draw (incorrectly), let's see how you are going to say that the De La Hoya fight was worse for Mayweather than a showdown with Margarito would have been?

                      It was probably for the same mount of money and staying at 147 is much more corageous than moving up in weight. The WBO welterweight belt is definately better than the WBC 154 belt, right?

                      For ****'s sake.

                      Comment

                      Working...
                      TOP