Floyd isn't coming back deal with it..........

[Sin City]

you know what ray, the ****in zoo's closed

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[Jim_Davis]

History proves he'll be back.

The second a fighter starts dominating (say Cotto) they'll call Floyd out. Floyd will talk **** bout them they'll talk **** back and the money and the spotlight will call him back.

But I have a feeling he wont be fighting for over 2 years or something...

[Sin City]

History proves he'll be back.

The second a fighter starts dominating (say Cotto) they'll call Floyd out. Floyd will talk **** bout them they'll talk **** back and the money and the spotlight will call him back.

But I have a feeling he wont be fighting for over 2 years or something...

Naz was called out during his retirement and his ***** ass stayed retired.

[Nacho_Analstain]

Ill bet all my points Floyd doesn't stay retired, Its a plan to make more money!

[Allucard]

That's not certain. Specially nowadays fighters seemed to have gained an awareness of how their bodies are. Take Lennox for example, he last fought at age 39, retired the Undisputed champion of the world, the last one seen as such and he resisted the urge to comeback dispite his fighting spirit saying you still can do it. Know what history has told us? Whatever you feel, you are wrong, numbers speak way clearer than guts, that's what history has showed us.
But every case is a case and Floyd isn't too bright. He will comeback and ruin the legacy he created giving all his credits to some young kid (not necessarily Cotto, maybe Williams or Berto or Gamboa?) who will be seen as the better fighter then.

[Jim_Davis]

Naz was called out during his retirement and his ***** ass stayed retired.

Who called Naz out?

They were bluffing

They realised Naz is a man of nobility completely dedicated to being a father.



OH YH BTW

Hamed tko Floyd round 1

[adrsan84]

If he were to retire why the **** turn down 30 plus million, the only thing that kept him fighting in the first place. As a fan I say **** em. He definitely didn't have my interests in his mind whatsoever.

I've dealt with it, but I've come to the conclusion that he never lived up to his promise because when it came down to it he didn't choose to fight the best, he chose to retire. Not a knock on his whole career, but when it came to sealing his career's legacy and status in the top all time p4p he didn't do what was necessary.

that said, I can move on. Counting the days to july 26 and the explosion of the welterweight division.

[Bobby Shaw]

I've dealt with it, but I've come to the conclusion that he never lived up to his promise because when it came down to it he didn't choose to fight the best, he chose to retire. Not a knock on his whole career, but when it came to sealing his career's legacy and status in the top all time p4p he didn't do what was necessary.

that said, I can move on. Counting the days to july 26 and the explosion of the welterweight division.

who is this best Floyd never fought?

[adrsan84]

who is this best Floyd never fought?

At this point he should be sticking around and fighting whoever comes out of the welterweight mix. Everyone agrees that 147 is the hottest division in boxing, so why is the 147 lb champ not fighting anyone who is considered a threat to him in that division on over two years? It makes no sense.

I am not a Floyd hater, I appreciate him. I just wish he would step up and fight the best fights available, and I feel like at this point him not doing that will hurt his legacy. To be more precise, if Cott beats Margarito, Floyd should fight him, not retire.

[K-Nan]

b-b-b-but he said he was going to take me to the zoo

You're honestly the funniest guy on here. LOL worthy posts out the ass.