Are any Floyd fans

[ßringer]

Depends if Boxing wants him or not.

I want to see more Floyd fights, any fight will do. Love or hate him, he's a joy to watch.

He's only a joy to watch depending on who he's fighting. Against Gatti he was a joy, against Baldomir he put me to sleep. (He's the only fighter other than Jermain Taylor (against Spinks) to have that effect on me.)

[Chunk..]

He's only a joy to watch depending on who he's fighting. Against Gatti he was a joy, against Baldomir he put me to sleep. (He's the only fighter other than Jermain Taylor (against Spinks) to have that effect on me.)

Funny that really, i enjoyed every minute of that fight. He put on a Masterclass that night.

[2501]

Funny that really, i enjoyed every minute of that fight. He put on a Masterclass that night.

i didnt because it was expected.

[supermandathoe]

Contrary to ignorant belief it's mostly Floyd haters who make threads about him. I could care less boxing is boxing and whatever is here to discuss, I shall discuss.

[supermandathoe]

i didnt because it was expected.

Personally the fans had a role in that fight sucking. It was so one sided and the only time they made any sort of noise was when Floyd was smashing Baldo with right hand leads.

[Fox McCloud]

Funny that really, i enjoyed every minute of that fight. He put on a Masterclass that night.

It was very impressive how well Floyd did that night.

The only problem was the level of skill had such a huge gap between the two, that it didn't even look like a real fight. It was beyond toying with someone, and I think people were disappointed because there was literally no reason that Floyd couldn't have mixed it up, and thrown a combo or two. I personally don't really care, I think Floyd should win any way he can, but that is why more than a few people were disappointed.

The P4P #1 potshotted his way to a decision against a fighter who looked worse than terrible that night. Basically Floyd didn't look as impressive as he should have with the talent gap is what people seemed to think.

[Fox McCloud]

Contrary to ignorant belief it's mostly Floyd haters who make threads about him. I could care less boxing is boxing and whatever is here to discuss, I shall discuss.

Lol, I don't think Horus is a Floyd hater.

[2501]

Personally the fans had a role in that fight sucking. It was so one sided and the only time they made any sort of noise was when Floyd was smashing Baldo with right hand leads.

the fans have EVERY right to have acted the way they did. boxing is entertainment. its position as a PROFESSIONAL sport and BUSINESS depends on the fans who PAY to watch entertainment.

Contrary to ignorant belief it's mostly Floyd haters who make threads about him. I could care less boxing is boxing and whatever is here to discuss, I shall discuss.

floyd haters? true, there are posters here with the agenda of hating, but come on. people making threads making it known that they arent happy with what Floyd is doing, writers doing articles making it known that they arent happy with what Floyd is doing, network analysts and commentators making it known on live tv that they arent happy with what Floyd is doing, ALL of these people are haters? you can feel this WAVE of discontent in the boxing world about whats going on and its more than just hate, its genuine dissatisfaction. Floyd can do what ever he wants. But as long as he's considered the P4P king, he will be expected to behave like it. It's part of the game.

[Chunk..]

It was very impressive how well Floyd did that night.

The only problem was the level of skill had such a huge gap between the two, that it didn't even look like a real fight. It was beyond toying with someone, and I think people were disappointed because there was literally no reason that Floyd couldn't have mixed it up, and thrown a combo or two. I personally don't really care, I think Floyd should win any way he can, but that is why more than a few people were disappointed.

The P4P #1 potshotted his way to a decision against a fighter who looked worse than terrible that night. Basically Floyd didn't look as impressive as he should have with the talent gap is what people seemed to think.

I think Floyd knew he didn't need to get out of second gear, their was no need. Floyd doesn't take chances when he fights, which doesn't go down well with some fans. Hence the criticism for that performance, which is laughable really, he could have beaten Baldomir with one hand tied behind his back and crowd still wouldn't have been pleased so why should Floyd bother?

[Easy-E]

I am definitly still interested and thinking about a potential Cotto v Floyd fight at the end of this year.
If your not thinking about that potential fight, its hard to say your a boxing fan.