Im still YET to see a legitimite source for these 3000 tickets... yet peopl have made 50 threads bashing floyd over it
Me too... I aint saying it is or isn't true, but we should wait for a more concrete source. At the end of the day "Sources tell MaxBoxing" isn't enough for me to believe it just yet... I think people are jumping to conclusions about it.
Is it me, or has the general boxing public finally gotten over once bad-boy Floyd Mayweather Jr.?
Everyone knows the story; announces return, signs contract to fight Juan Manuel Marquez and keeps everyone on their toes.
Pause.
Tickets go on sale and supposedly only 3,000 tickets sell. If you didn't know, the MGM Grand Garden Arena has a little over 17,000 seats. Do a little math and you have 14,000 seats left over.
What the hell?
I have a few theories as to why a fight as big as this was not sold out or damn near close;
Mayweather has taken his success for granted; ****ily thinking he is a household name, still after his retirement, even placing himself above Oscar De La Hoya in PPV buys.
Because of his hiatus, it has given way for other fighters such as Manny Pacquiao to easily take his place as the number one fighter, giving us three exciting fights while Mayweather spent his time throwing money around.
What happened to the biggest draw in boxing? Don't get me wrong, we shouldn't put this all on Mayweather Jr., because as of now I think we can all agree that Juan Manuel Marquez is the face of Mexican boxing, but then again don't take Mexican boxing fans for granted, they could see this as a slaughter and not bother with attending the fight. 50/50 for who the bigger draw is.
How can he save his "name" and preserve this supposed legacy of his? Pull a fake injury.
The general public sees this fight as a mismatch; JMM too small, Mayweather once again cherry picking smaller opponents.
- Mayweather comes from as low as the super feather weight division, he just moved up sooner.
- JMM has had NO fights above 140lbs, thus throwing himself in the lions den, risking it all for a shot at Money May.
To be clear on the subject, I enjoy watching both fighters respectively, because of their craft in this sweet science, but I'm sure many have probably already come to this conclusion; Mayweather has lost his luster and now must work his way back up.
Mayweather needs to face the verdict, he is now a welterweight and should fight legitimate welterweights such as Shane Mosley or Miguel Cotto.
Osacar had a good public personality while floyd acts like a child IMO who is spoiled
Is it me, or has the general boxing public finally gotten over once bad-boy Floyd Mayweather Jr.?
Everyone knows the story; announces return, signs contract to fight Juan Manuel Marquez and keeps everyone on their toes.
Pause.
Tickets go on sale and supposedly only 3,000 tickets sell. If you didn't know, the MGM Grand Garden Arena has a little over 17,000 seats. Do a little math and you have 14,000 seats left over.
What the hell?
I have a few theories as to why a fight as big as this was not sold out or damn near close;
Mayweather has taken his success for granted; ****ily thinking he is a household name, still after his retirement, even placing himself above Oscar De La Hoya in PPV buys.
Because of his hiatus, it has given way for other fighters such as Manny Pacquiao to easily take his place as the number one fighter, giving us three exciting fights while Mayweather spent his time throwing money around.
What happened to the biggest draw in boxing? Don't get me wrong, we shouldn't put this all on Mayweather Jr., because as of now I think we can all agree that Juan Manuel Marquez is the face of Mexican boxing, but then again don't take Mexican boxing fans for granted, they could see this as a slaughter and not bother with attending the fight. 50/50 for who the bigger draw is.
How can he save his "name" and preserve this supposed legacy of his? Pull a fake injury.
The general public sees this fight as a mismatch; JMM too small, Mayweather once again cherry picking smaller opponents.
- Mayweather comes from as low as the super feather weight division, he just moved up sooner.
- JMM has had NO fights above 140lbs, thus throwing himself in the lions den, risking it all for a shot at Money May.
To be clear on the subject, I enjoy watching both fighters respectively, because of their craft in this sweet science, but I'm sure many have probably already come to this conclusion; Mayweather has lost his luster and now must work his way back up.
Mayweather needs to face the verdict, he is now a welterweight and should fight legitimate welterweights such as Shane Mosley or Miguel Cotto.
I refused to keep reading after the first line.
no ONE has gotten over the guy
he is ALL that is talked about. end of your thread sir.
you all have to look at the fact that the fight was announced way too early. i was shocked when i heard it was a go for july 18th on the announcement date of may 2. that only gave 2 months of hyping up and promotion(which lacked much of as it is.)
this fight aint happening he is afraid of jmm. i dont believe in the whole money being a reason a contract was signed not verbal commitment. he crossed the lines if this fight is not made period.
Id say he is pretty much talked and acted himself into a dead end street. He is yesterdays news. What can you expect. And he has been by far a Bad boy roll. More so a dumbass ****** street thug act. Impressive.
Is it me, or has the general boxing public finally gotten over once bad-boy Floyd Mayweather Jr.?
Everyone knows the story; announces return, signs contract to fight Juan Manuel Marquez and keeps everyone on their toes.
Pause.
Tickets go on sale and supposedly only 3,000 tickets sell. If you didn't know, the MGM Grand Garden Arena has a little over 17,000 seats. Do a little math and you have 14,000 seats left over.
What the hell?
I have a few theories as to why a fight as big as this was not sold out or damn near close;
Mayweather has taken his success for granted; ****ily thinking he is a household name, still after his retirement, even placing himself above Oscar De La Hoya in PPV buys.
Because of his hiatus, it has given way for other fighters such as Manny Pacquiao to easily take his place as the number one fighter, giving us three exciting fights while Mayweather spent his time throwing money around.
What happened to the biggest draw in boxing? Don't get me wrong, we shouldn't put this all on Mayweather Jr., because as of now I think we can all agree that Juan Manuel Marquez is the face of Mexican boxing, but then again don't take Mexican boxing fans for granted, they could see this as a slaughter and not bother with attending the fight. 50/50 for who the bigger draw is.
How can he save his "name" and preserve this supposed legacy of his? Pull a fake injury.
The general public sees this fight as a mismatch; JMM too small, Mayweather once again cherry picking smaller opponents.
- Mayweather comes from as low as the super feather weight division, he just moved up sooner.
- JMM has had NO fights above 140lbs, thus throwing himself in the lions den, risking it all for a shot at Money May.
To be clear on the subject, I enjoy watching both fighters respectively, because of their craft in this sweet science, but I'm sure many have probably already come to this conclusion; Mayweather has lost his luster and now must work his way back up.
Mayweather needs to face the verdict, he is now a welterweight and should fight legitimate welterweights such as Shane Mosley or Miguel Cotto.
beautiful thread. The thrill is gona Mayweather better put your ass in gear and train for Cotto or Mosley
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