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all this big talk from Mr.Floyd, these are the days, and you thought there wouldnt be a day when boxing would go soft.
We got Williams, Cintron, Margarito, Clottey, Cotto, and this so called champion has his sights on fighting junior welterweight, a guy who was outclassed by the unheralded luis collazo, and dominated and knocked out by Junior in their first fight. he wants the oscar rematch, because i guess Junior likes beating up old men, well in that case he should visit a retirement home, i hear there are plenty of old people in their wheelchair waiting to be punched in the face, maybe even a couple of ex boxers with brain damage. they should qualify for the number one ranking, exclusively for the pretty boy floyd
maybe floyd got a brain damage too, he is facing a 400 pound wrestler in a fake humpin contest, while walking around throwing 1 dollar bills at his estranged public of fans who forgive him for not being the man he's suppoused to be.
and with that he's also a P4P number 1 fighter who seems to come unretired as he's willing, all to fatten his already fat wallet with wads of cash. so in the post fight interview he can tell everyone how much he loves the sport and all his fans, who shouldnt love him back but do, because there's a fictional piece of paper out there that says P4P. and guess what, floyd is there, and he claimed the first place. how refreshing in the sport that doesnt have a lot of fresh air. they seem to forget the suffcating smell of the sweaty gyms that brought them in luxurious clean, ***el infested houses. it's a fresh scent with a few golden accessories as an added bonus.
paybacks a *****.
and i thought i was from the planet where champions were crowned for beating other champions in show of their superiority and legetimacy for the so P4P list that was once occupied by names like armstrong, robinson, duran, and the like. all them other greats gone on vacation resorts, but there's another word for that: retirement. the mayweather breed seemed to accomodate the fans by taking over, as regards to the legacy left by the sugar man.
Floyd, the paper champion on the piece of paper. the show of ultimate bravado, the bark of a puppy at the sight of an elephant but no real bite. the simple physics of an unspoken rule.
how floyd has any fans is beyond me, honestly i would have more respect for Junior if he fought the primitive andre berto whom he can easily outclass. but at least berto, at this point in his career being young and powerful, is more worthy of beating than the small hatton, or past his prime 24/7 businessman but no longer a fighter oscar de la hoya. we not talking cotto, ****'s checkers right? de la hoya got the wild card. remember that guy? along with roy jones jr he was the fighter of the 90s who is now fighting steve forbes, an equally pathetic opponent as a set up for the mega showdown with the P4P king himself. the devil's always working.
if this is the game of chess than Floyd is the queen.
we had this mega showdown on may 5 of last year. the fight was so exciting it left me breathless as i stood there waiting for someone to yell rematch. like any succesfull movie, it needs a sequel to showcase the edited content. now oscar can write his own script.
well now we do, and im in awe, all for the P4P 1. this rematch, i would guess, is the form of consolation to the fans of the so-dying sport.
Like Junior said himself:
"There's nothing bigger than the WWE, nothing." that's love for your sport right there. Floyd completes this sport the way a frog turned into a prince would in any romantic novel.
well then stay in WWE you worthless mother****er, have a 400 pound ass sit on your face. maybe then ill stop seeing your ****ty grin.
We got Williams, Cintron, Margarito, Clottey, Cotto, and this so called champion has his sights on fighting junior welterweight, a guy who was outclassed by the unheralded luis collazo, and dominated and knocked out by Junior in their first fight. he wants the oscar rematch, because i guess Junior likes beating up old men, well in that case he should visit a retirement home, i hear there are plenty of old people in their wheelchair waiting to be punched in the face, maybe even a couple of ex boxers with brain damage. they should qualify for the number one ranking, exclusively for the pretty boy floyd
maybe floyd got a brain damage too, he is facing a 400 pound wrestler in a fake humpin contest, while walking around throwing 1 dollar bills at his estranged public of fans who forgive him for not being the man he's suppoused to be.
and with that he's also a P4P number 1 fighter who seems to come unretired as he's willing, all to fatten his already fat wallet with wads of cash. so in the post fight interview he can tell everyone how much he loves the sport and all his fans, who shouldnt love him back but do, because there's a fictional piece of paper out there that says P4P. and guess what, floyd is there, and he claimed the first place. how refreshing in the sport that doesnt have a lot of fresh air. they seem to forget the suffcating smell of the sweaty gyms that brought them in luxurious clean, ***el infested houses. it's a fresh scent with a few golden accessories as an added bonus.
paybacks a *****.
and i thought i was from the planet where champions were crowned for beating other champions in show of their superiority and legetimacy for the so P4P list that was once occupied by names like armstrong, robinson, duran, and the like. all them other greats gone on vacation resorts, but there's another word for that: retirement. the mayweather breed seemed to accomodate the fans by taking over, as regards to the legacy left by the sugar man.
Floyd, the paper champion on the piece of paper. the show of ultimate bravado, the bark of a puppy at the sight of an elephant but no real bite. the simple physics of an unspoken rule.
how floyd has any fans is beyond me, honestly i would have more respect for Junior if he fought the primitive andre berto whom he can easily outclass. but at least berto, at this point in his career being young and powerful, is more worthy of beating than the small hatton, or past his prime 24/7 businessman but no longer a fighter oscar de la hoya. we not talking cotto, ****'s checkers right? de la hoya got the wild card. remember that guy? along with roy jones jr he was the fighter of the 90s who is now fighting steve forbes, an equally pathetic opponent as a set up for the mega showdown with the P4P king himself. the devil's always working.
if this is the game of chess than Floyd is the queen.
we had this mega showdown on may 5 of last year. the fight was so exciting it left me breathless as i stood there waiting for someone to yell rematch. like any succesfull movie, it needs a sequel to showcase the edited content. now oscar can write his own script.
well now we do, and im in awe, all for the P4P 1. this rematch, i would guess, is the form of consolation to the fans of the so-dying sport.
Like Junior said himself:
"There's nothing bigger than the WWE, nothing." that's love for your sport right there. Floyd completes this sport the way a frog turned into a prince would in any romantic novel.
well then stay in WWE you worthless mother****er, have a 400 pound ass sit on your face. maybe then ill stop seeing your ****ty grin.
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