Stop Calling JMM A Tune Up Fight!!!!

[Spacey1991]

This fight is classed as a tune-up.

[PR Boxer]

haha floyd will be too much for this dood.

Too much is putting it mildly, Floyd could massacre this dude, he willdo whatever he wants to in the ring.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

tuneup or not, 140 or 147 (preferrably 140), floyd WILL have his hands full


he'll be running into a technically gifted and more importantly, a HUNGRY vet lookin to add a shiny name on his resume



and god forbid floyd breaks one of his brittle hands early in the fight, it could become the JMM show

[larry x]

clubber would beat apollo AND floyd on the same card...you know this larry

floyd beats clubber and all the"top"welters back to back george foreman style

[RodBarker]

thats what it is..like it or not..1st fight after 2 years,,thats a tune-up for a mega fight..thats how great floyd is he tune's up with the #2 p4p in the world to set up a fight with the p4p#1 fighter

Lazcano is a tune up fight , JMM is a real fight and he is a great fighter in great form ,, its simple deduction if Floyd fought Pac its not a tune up he fights JMM it is though many think JMM beat Pac ,, some crazy stuff gets thrown around in here ,,, this is good fight !

[supcuhz211]

Too much is putting it mildly, Floyd could massacre this dude, he willdo whatever he wants to in the ring.

haha co sign.

[El Ceja]

I just think that everyone here on this site doesn't give JMM enough credit he deserves.

[F l i c k e r]

I just think that everyone here on this site doesn't give JMM enough credit he deserves.

Maybe because he got dropped 4 times in the 1st round by a smaller guy. Mayweather is a bigger guy. Imagine what he would do to poor ol' JMM.


Routine Tune-Up.

[Second Wind]

pacman is p4p#1 thats why.....doesnt matter floyd ko's both

Floyd is P For P # 1 for fighting Past their Prime Fighters.

[Second Wind]

I just think that everyone here on this site doesn't give JMM enough credit he deserves.

I would give him a chance at 135 just a chance, but we're talking about a fighter that started out at 124 and has only recently gone up to 130 and 135 pounds. Does this mean fighters dont have a weight limit to be successful?
If he though he could compete at 147 he would go up to that weight and challenge a Cotto, Mosley and make a whole lots of Money and try to win a title.
He's taking this fight just like many others fighters that take fights they might lose, because they have nothing to lose and all to gain.