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  • Silencers
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    #11
    It won't happen.

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    • Caxcan
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      #12
      Mayweather retired in order to avoid the winner of Margarito-cotto. there's no way he's coming out of retirement to face them.

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      • Vasyl’s dad
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        #13
        Originally posted by Burner
        The small barn that he will miss everytime.
        yea, because Floyd always goes through fights without ever being hit.

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        • Burner
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          #14
          Originally posted by El Gallo Negro!
          yea, because Floyd always goes through fights without ever being hit.
          Yea well if Marg was a 147 pound Trinidad that would matter..but since Marg cant finish you with one shot...He loses to Floyd 10 times out of ten by wide UD or doc/corner stoppage...hell take the worst beating of his life.

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          • Horus
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            #15
            Mayweather never duck Margarito...

            Margarito **** himself when he lost to Williams.
            (Before the Hatton Fight)

            Then the Focus was on Cotto fighting Mayweather....

            Then Cotto **** himself when he lost to Margarito
            (after the hatton fight)


            Margarito has to beat Williams and Cotto again before a Floyd fight can be taken seriously...


            If Cotto would have beat Margarito
            then Cotto would of had a Legitimate call to fight Mayweather..

            (I MADE 2 THREADS ABOUT THIS)



            but as of now the only demand for mayweather is Pacquaio...

            for P4P Supremacy

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              #16
              Originally posted by Burner
              Yea well if Marg was a 147 pound Trinidad that would matter..but since Marg cant finish you with one shot...He loses to Floyd 10 times out of ten by wide UD or doc/corner stoppage...hell take the worst beating of his life.
              Too bad Floyd isn't as confident in his abilities as you are.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Horus
                Mayweather never duck Margarito...

                Margarito **** himself when he lost to Williams.
                (Before the Hatton Fight)

                Then the Focus was on Cotto fighting Mayweather....

                Then Cotto **** himself when he lost to Margarito
                (after the hatton fight)


                Margarito has to beat Williams and Cotto again before a Floyd fight can be taken seriously...


                If Cotto would have beat Margarito
                then Cotto would of had a Legitimate call to fight Mayweather..

                (I MADE 2 THREADS ABOUT THIS)



                but as of now the only demand for mayweather is Pacquaio...

                for P4P Supremacy
                A loss never stopped him from fighting Zab.

                9 losses didn't stop him from fighting Carlos Baldomir.

                Try again.

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                • Horus
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by El Gallo Negro!
                  A loss never stopped him from fighting Zab.

                  9 losses didn't stop him from fighting Carlos Baldomir.

                  Try again.
                  The difference is Mayweather was under Arum when he fought Zab....

                  and Mayweather couldnt take the Margarito fight under Arum because he
                  would had to stay with Arum another 5 fights if he did so. Thats why He bought his way out of his contract for $750,000.

                  I will repost the insider story on the margarito situation next post.....

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Horus
                    The difference is Mayweather was under Arum when he fought Zab....

                    and Mayweather couldnt take the Margarito fight under Arum because he
                    would had to stay with Arum another 5 fights if he did so. Thats why He bought his way out of his contract for $750,000.

                    I will repost the insider story on the margarito situation next post.....
                    Mayweather is a superstar in the sport.

                    He makes his own decisions.

                    Get out of here with that promoter crap. When guys like him want a fight, they get it.

                    Floyd never wanted it with Tony.

                    "we, we're n-not fi-fighting to pr-prove whos the best".


                    Pacquiao is an Arum fighter, and suddenly, its ok eh?

                    lol.

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                    • Horus
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by El Gallo Negro!
                      Mayweather is a superstar in the sport.

                      He makes his own decisions.

                      Get out of here with that promoter crap. When guys like him want a fight, they get it.

                      Floyd never wanted it with Tony.

                      "we, we're n-not fi-fighting to pr-prove whos the best".


                      Pacquiao is an Arum fighter, and suddenly, its ok eh?

                      lol.
                      READ THIS POST TO GET THE REAL ANSWER...PURE FACTS..!!!!!!!




                      ONLY DUMB ASS PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVES MAYWEATHER DUCK MARGARITO....AND I REINTEGRATE ONLY "DUMB ASS" PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVE THAT MYTH......

                      MARGARITO OR DE LA HOYA......


                      MAYWEATHER VS. MARGARITO SITUATION


                      The announcement of the fight never came, but several other shocking occurrences took place. The first occurrence did not surprise many insiders in the business as Mayweather declined the multi-million dollar offer to fight Margarito. The minute the fight was being talked about as an "almost done deal," numerous boxing experts, scribes, managers and fighters felts the fight would fall apart for one reason or another and it did.

                      The Mayweather camp says that a Margarito fight is still an option, just not on August 12. Apparently Mayweather's right hand, which he injured during the April 8 bout with Zab Judah, is still giving him problems and the general feeling in the camp is Mayweather will not be able to prepare in time for the August 12 date.

                      The second occurrence was something that many in business saw coming a mile away as Mayweather exercised a provision in his contract and paid Top Rank $750K to become a promotional free agent.

                      As Top Rank and several insiders have already stated, Mayweather has made the proper strategic maneuvers to position himself for a potential showdown with Oscar De La Hoya, which could possibly take place as early as September. Of course De La Hoya has to get past Ricardo Mayorga on May 6, and it is far from a guarantee that De La Hoya will win.

                      There are several reasons for the speculation that Mayweather's recent business decisions are due to a potential bout with Oscar De La Hoya. The first, Bob Arum, head of Top Rank, and De La Hoya, have been feuding ever since Oscar left Top Rank to start his own promotional company. The war of words between the two promoters have sometimes been public and often far from complimentary. De La Hoya went as far as to say that he would never make a fight with Mayweather as long as Arum as his promoter.

                      SOUNDS KINDA SIMULAR TO THE
                      FLOYD VS. COTTO SITUATION.....





                      With Oscar's announcement of only fighting two more times before sailing into retirement, Mayweather would have had to make a career decision in order to position himself at the head of the Golden Boy sweepstakes. Either call De La Hoya's bluff and move forward with Arum, or dump Arum in order to eliminate the biggest obstacle in making the fight a reality. According to many, Mayweather took no chances and left Arum.
                      If Mayweather went forward with Margarito in August, a September date with De La Hoya would have been a daydream. On the other hand, Mayweather reportedly left on good terms with Arum, meaning that if De La Hoya should lose on May 6, Mayweather still has an open door to easily make a bout with Margarito before the end of the year.

                      Mayweather's recent business decisions make total sense in the long run. Margarito is no hurry to leave the sport, at 28-years-old, the highly respect fighter will be around for several more years. The Golden ship on the hand is set to sail by the end of the year. The bout with De La Hoya, worth millions more than the bout with Margarito is a once in a life time opportunity for Mayweather.

                      If De La Hoya is successful against Mayorga, the road will be wide open for two of the most popular fighters in the sport to come together and stage one of the largest fights in the last couple of years. The storyline alone is enough to sell the fight on pay-per-view. De La Hoya, trained by Mayweather's father, Floyd Sr., fights Mayweather who is trained by his uncle Roger, his father's brother. The family angle, the new generation taking out the old, and everything else in between makes this bout a sure moneymaker.


                      Bob Arum has already announced a backup plan for August 12, a pay-per-view rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman and mandatory challenger Oleg Maskaev.

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