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  • #31
    Originally posted by KING ☼ View Post
    Keep talking down on Cotto because you have nobody to talk up about. You're pathetic. Cotto is a TRUE WARRIOR much unlike Fraud "Retired until the coast is clear" Gayweather
    I got WAYYYY more to talk up about than you.

    Low Blow Cotto is not a warrior

    Warriors don't pluck their eybrows

    Warriors don't pick on smaller guys

    Warriors don't cheat to win using low blows

    Let's see your ****-eating "warrior" fight somebody bigger..or AT LEAST somebody his own size.
    Last edited by Bad_Barracuda; 06-10-2008, 09:07 AM.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Terrible... View Post
      thanks for proving my point why pretend people wanted the Hatton fight instead of the Cotto fight ill tell u why cause u are a Floydboy that cant admit he picks who he fights when he fight and what circumstances he fights in to maxinmise his chances

      he is a coward
      You don't think people wanted to see Hatton-Mayweather... and you saying I'm pretending?

      Would I have rather seen him fight Cotto? Of course, I called Hatton-Mayweather a lock months and months before the fight was even signed.... but that didn't mean it's not a big fight or one that mattered.

      And I don't know how many times I've said this on this forum... I don't like Floyd Mayweather. I find him to be a douche bag, fairly annoying, and the bulk of his fights I don't enjoy watching. But I'm a realist who doesn't let bias overcome my common sense: he's a great, great fighter.

      As I said earlier; the standards you hold up to Floyd are unreasonably high, and to suggest otherwise only further proves that you're merely a hater.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by KING ☼ View Post
        The truth is that Floyd’s fights were rarely exciting, since they were too often mismatches against guys at the end of their careers or in the case of DLH, a blatant business arrangement, where neither guy showed any killer instinct, while raking in the big bucks. In 39 professional fights, only twice Floyd face top level, undefeated fighters. Diego Corrales way back in 2001 and Ricky Hatton last December.

        Lets look at who his last ten fights were against:

        Victoriano Sosa (35-2) a decent fighter, it took Floyd 12 rounds to win the decision. Miguel Cotto beat Sosa by KO in 4 the next year.

        Philip N’Dou (31-1) a decent fighter that Floyd beat by TKO 7. After his next fight, a loss to Issac Hlatswayo by Split Decision in 2004, Philip N’Dou was never heard from again.

        De Marcus Corley (28-2) Floyd wins by UD 12. Cotto beat Corley by controversial TKO 5 ten months later. Like most of Floyd’s opponents, Corley was on his way down when Floyd fought him. Corley has lost his last four fights in a row.

        Henry Bruseles, (21-2) Floyd beats one of Cotto’s sparring partners by TKO 8. Bruseles is back to fighting guys with lousy records and hasn’t been heard from since.

        Arturo Gatti (39-6) Floyd beats Gatti by TKO in 6. Gatti was also past his prime. In the sixth round, the ref instructed the fighters to break and Floyd sucker punched Gatti who was looking to the referee. Floyd should have been disqualified for that unsportsmanlike conduct but the ref allowed it. Gatti learned real late in his career that you have to protect yourself at all times! After Mayweather, Gatti beat a past it Thomas Damgaard by TKO 11 and then lost by KO to both Carlos Baldomir and Alphonso Gomez, who saw Gatti retire after that fight.

        Sharmba Mitchell (54-6) Floyd wins by TKO 6. Two fights later, Mitchell loses to Paul Williams. Imagine six foot tall Williams in against tiny 5’4” Sharmba Mitchell? Mitchell is probably retired now.

        Zab Judah (34-3) who after showing how past his prime he was in losing to Carlos Baldomir, the next stop was a big money fight against the money man, Floyd, who beats Judah by UD 12 in a fight that would have been ended by technical disqualification after Judah’s father and Floyd’s uncle jumped into the ring after a low blow and had to be separated by security. Two fights later, Judah went on to be TKO’d by Miguel Cotto in 11 and at this time is a shell of the “good fighter” he once was.

        Carlos Baldomir (49-9) fresh off his win over Gatti and Judah, Floyd took Baldomir to school for a UD 12 win. Now, Baldomir has lost two out of his last three, including a loss to Vernon Forrest by UD 12 and a SD 12 win over a tune up opponent last year.

        Oscar De La Hoya (38-4) Floyd wins a decision that could have gone either way in a fight so forgettable they wanted to do it again and milk their big names for another huge PPV that only they were excited about.

        For his last fight, Ricky Hatton (43-0) Floyd was too fast and technically skillful for Hatton, who got knocked out by a check hook and ****** his head into the ring post before going down and being TKO’d in the tenth round. In his comeback fight against Juan Lazcano, Hatton took a good walloping and was saved from being KO’d when after landing a pair of big rights cleanly to the face and Hatton was wobbly, the ref gave Lazcano a warning and gave Hatton an extra 30 seconds recovery time, while his corner tied his shoelaces, which were suddenly in need of tying while Ricky’s legs were good and rubbery.

        Those are the last ten opponents of Floyd Mayweather Jr. Not a very impressive resume for a man touted as the best fighter in boxing. There’s not one guy on that list that was in his prime when Floyd fought them.

        Floyd Mayweather Jr. was ranked number one in the Welterweight division, even though he hadn’t beaten any of the best champions in that division.

        Floyd played leap frog, jumping from division to division, wherever the money was best against the easiest “champion” opponent. He didn’t even have to work his way up to a championship fight when he moved up, it was the red carpet treatment all the way.

        Anyone with common sense knows that the only way to be the best is to beat the best. Floyd simply didn’t fight the best fighters so, how could he qualify?

        this is a fair post a lot of what u say is very true

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        • #34
          Maybe if these fools had a girlfriend or even a pet...they would'nt spend so much time thinking about PBF,or making these asinine threads.

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          • #35
            Good to see you can't even come up with original material at this point, King. Even better to see you're ripping off a horrible article.

            Fail.

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            • #36
              Thread created solely for the purpose of earning e-points via getting many post replies due to the fits some fans of Floyd will get on this Bait thread.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Dirt E Gomez View Post
                You don't think people wanted to see Hatton-Mayweather... and you saying I'm pretending?

                Would I have rather seen him fight Cotto? Of course, I called Hatton-Mayweather a lock months and months before the fight was even signed.... but that didn't mean it's not a big fight or one that mattered.

                And I don't know how many times I've said this on this forum... I don't like Floyd Mayweather. I find him to be a douche bag, fairly annoying, and the bulk of his fights I don't enjoy watching. But I'm a realist who doesn't let bias overcome my common sense: he's a great, great fighter.

                As I said earlier; the standards you hold up to Floyd are unreasonably high, and to suggest otherwise only further proves that you're merely a hater.

                how am i biased

                the guy conducted himself like complete ******* when he was around and he ducked the best fighters and picked who he wanted to fight when he wanted to fight them

                dont try and pretend u aint a Floyd fan u followed me into this thread from a previous thread where u were also defending Floyd Mayweather u also gave me red k for my trouble ,he was a great fighter but he is still a classless **** who has been bad for Boxing a disgrace infact

                its cause of people like him that would be champions will think its acceptable to duck legit challenges once they get to p4p status ,he is disliked by nearly all for a reason

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                • #38
                  Terrible you're a ****ing arsenal fan

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Bad_Barracuda View Post
                    Chicken eh?

                    Floyd has fought bigger..stronger..fighters his entire career..winnining Titles along the way.

                    Mayweather sure does FIGHT OFF THE ROPES A LOT for a chicken..Strange bird is he.

                    HOW MANY BIGGER MEN HAS COTTO FOUGHT??..LOL..He hasn't even fought someone his own size yet.

                    He ALWAYS has a 15-20lb weight advantage and STILL has to CHEAT using low blows to win.

                    Let's see Cotto move up 3 or 4 times and win Titles along the way.

                    He ain't got the SKILLS or the BALLS.
                    You nailed it. Especially the bolded part.








                    @ King Maricon

                    **** off, you bottomfeeding, de****able, nerd-ish ****.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Terrible... View Post
                      thanks for proving my point why pretend people wanted the Hatton fight instead of the Cotto fight ill tell u why cause u are a Floydboy that cant admit he picks who he fights when he fight and what circumstances he fights in to maxinmise his chances

                      he is a coward
                      Why didn't Cotto do more to make the Mayweather fight happen???

                      He didn't say **** at 140..and NEVER mentioned his name at 147.

                      Kellerman and Merchant couldn't even pry the word Mayweather from his lips during seperate post-fight interviews.

                      Cotto wasn't as anxious for this fight as his fans and Floyd haters.

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