Floyd Mayweather: 'Marquez ain't nothing but a tune-up'

[sandyvahra]

Floyd was always going to beat Marquez. So I understand your point. I truly do.

But I can't blame someone for (legally) exploiting the system and stacking the deck in his favor.

When Oscar fought FMJ, Oscar stacked everything in his favor.

Difference is Oscar had to stack to have a chance. JMM never stood a chance from the get go. Big difference.

[Al Haymon]

Difference is Oscar had to stack to have a chance. JMM never stood a chance from the get go. Big difference.

Did you think that Shane was gonna KO Margarito? Pac was gonna TKO Oscar? Hopkins was gonna dominate Pavlik?

[Doctor_Tenma]

Difference is Oscar had to stack to have a chance. JMM never stood a chance from the get go. Big difference.

He did,

His best bet was coming into the ring at 142, Mayweather being rusty and hitting the weigh in at 144. That didn't happen though.

[JBell11]

Floyd was always going to beat Marquez. So I understand your point. I truly do.

But I can't blame someone for (legally) exploiting the system and stacking the deck in his favor.

When Oscar fought FMJ, Oscar stacked everything in his favor.

Floyd beating Marquez was irrelovant to the debate. Integrity was my point. But ok. I'll let it slide. I understand your point...the mayweather camp can definitely exploit the system.......(legally).

[sandyvahra]

Did you think that Shane was gonna KO Margarito? Pac was gonna TKO Oscar? Hopkins was gonna dominate Pavlik?

Did any of the above hold every possible advantage tangible or intangible? NO. Did Floyd? YES.

[sandyvahra]

He did,

His best bet was coming into the ring at 142, Mayweather being rusty and hitting the weigh in at 144. That didn't happen though.

You can go look through my post history. Ive barked from the get go Marquez stood 0 chance and wasnt going to be competetive. I rest my case.