Long time Mayweather trainer Nates Jones: Floyd is afraid to lose!

[GhostofDempsey]

Hence his carefully navigated career, opponents cherry picked and selected at just the right time in their careers, jockeying for every possible advantage with conditions and demands…

[The Big Dunn]

You forgot the part where he said his will to win. I think you know what he meant but hey, it’s you and you’re desperate.

[Larry the boss]

you picked and chose what you posted man...as usual

[pasawayako]

everyone can see that floyd is afraid to lose that's why he only fight opponents he thinks he can beat.

[djtmal]

His will to cherrypick is 2nd to none I give him that

[GhostofDempsey]

You forgot the part where he said his will to win. I think you know what he meant but hey, it’s you and you’re desperate.

His will to win is derived from his fear of losing. Hence his risk averse career. Great fighters can handle losses and don’t allow losses to ruin them. We all know Floyd has a fragile ego, this fight last night with Logan was a huge hit to his ego and his entire fan base is in excuse mode now.

[GhostofDempsey]

you picked and chose what you posted man...as usual

The devil is in the details. Nate slipped up.

[The Big Dunn]

His will to win is derived from his fear of losing. Hence his risk averse career. Great fighters can handle losses and don’t allow losses to ruin them. We all know Floyd has a fragile ego, this fight last night with Logan was a huge hit to his ego and his entire fan base is in excuse mode now.

Again you know what Nate meant. No one is in excuse mode. You’re just doing the same thing you do with *****-throw stuff to the wall and see what sticks.

[GhostofDempsey]

Again you know what Nate meant. No one is in excuse mode. You’re just doing the same thing you do with *****-throw stuff to the wall and see what sticks.

He slipped up. Wasn’t thinking. But it all makes sense when you hear it from an insider. It’s what many a writer and fan has suspected all along.

[Larry the boss]

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