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

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  • Larry the boss
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    #21
    Originally posted by HewJohnson

    Just like CNN!!

    Isnt CNN your favorite?

    Don’t you like to pick and choose what you want to hear and ignore the rest?

    CNN $h!t fellas
    When have I ever praised a news station....you keep repeating that same mess

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    • Curt Henning
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      #22
      being fearful of losing you will lose...guys who fear losing will lose eventually....

      being "afraid to lose" could be considered a "will to win"...if youre afraid to lose that means you will take no opponent lightly, you wont abuse your body between fights, youll stay in the gym and control what you eat and drink...a "drive to win"....

      but as usual the floyd haters twist words to fit their narrative...like when he said he was worried about his health...didnt mean he was afraid of manny but that he wanted to make sure everything was on the up and up....just like when he said he was "over" chasing the manny fight...didnt mean he didnt want it or was afraid but that he was just sick and tired of arum playing his BS games.......same thing here...twisted words...

      its truly enjoyable watching floyd still irritate people

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        #23
        The fear of losing is what keeps a fighter sharp, skill wise.............Rockin'

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          #24
          Originally posted by Bandman
          all athletes should be afraid to lose. that's how u reach greatness

          you don't think jordan feared losing? what u think motivated him to train like a psychopathic maniac
          Well... I knew a Polish prospect once... talented, but didn't go very far... (someone asks "why not?") "Well he only picked fights he thought he would lose."

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            #25
            Originally posted by pasawayako
            everyone can see that floyd is afraid to lose that's why he only fight opponents he thinks he can beat.
            Floyd played the game, it did not play him. He got the most $ that he could and retired undefeated (while fighting everyone), sounds damned good to me..........Rockin'
            Last edited by Rockin'; 06-09-2021, 02:45 PM.

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              #26
              Originally posted by Curt Henning
              being fearful of losing you will lose...guys who fear losing will lose eventually....

              being "afraid to lose" could be considered a "will to win"...if youre afraid to lose that means you will take no opponent lightly, you wont abuse your body between fights, youll stay in the gym and control what you eat and drink...a "drive to win"....

              but as usual the floyd haters twist words to fit their narrative...like when he said he was worried about his health...didnt mean he was afraid of manny but that he wanted to make sure everything was on the up and up....just like when he said he was "over" chasing the manny fight...didnt mean he didnt want it or was afraid but that he was just sick and tired of arum playing his BS games.......same thing here...twisted words...

              its truly enjoyable watching floyd still irritate people
              I think fighters like Floyd and Jones did choose carefully. But there has to be some perspective on this strategy. For example, for the whole fight negotiations with Fury, there was this rabid discussion of promoters. Arum never would have allowed Manny a fight with Floyd if it had a negative impact on money in his pocket down the line. For a Floyd fight to have made Satanic Bob sense there would have had to have a rematch clause. Satanic bob knew Manny could always fight opponents as long as it was looked at as a lead up to this big fight.

              When will people learn that promoters destroy boxing. The Paul brothers are literally two morons who are nver-the-less en route to out earn even Floyd, down the line! And Floyd only made money when he left Satanic Bob. King, who was worse than Arum viewed boxers as a disposable commodity. Satanic Bob wants to milk them slowly... So all this hoophula about what a nice lad Eddie is... and people in the same breath cannot see that Floyd had his reasons why he did not want to work with Satanic Bob...

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                #27
                Originally posted by pasawayako
                everyone can see that floyd is afraid to lose that's why he only fight opponents he thinks he can beat.
                I dare you to find another meme in favour of Pacman from that same fight

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                  #28
                  Well the zero effected every decision he ever made it was all consuming. Not fighting abroad, no rematches, glovegate, shouldersgate, IV gate, cw gate against unproven green fighters.
                  Floyd's skill and ability deserves a higher AT G status than he will get.
                  You don't always get what you deserve in life. But with Floyd's cautiousness, he is getting what he deserved which is a lower AtG standing

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                    #29
                    Way to twist the narrative here ​​​​​​, he is a winner. So yes he doesn't want to lose, that's what drive him to work harder when he was active. Doesn't drive or smoke, lived a monk life in that regards especially when you compare him to this new generation like Spence, Tank or Broner

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by billeau2

                      I think fighters like Floyd and Jones did choose carefully. But there has to be some perspective on this strategy. For example, for the whole fight negotiations with Fury, there was this rabid discussion of promoters. Arum never would have allowed Manny a fight with Floyd if it had a negative impact on money in his pocket down the line. For a Floyd fight to have made Satanic Bob sense there would have had to have a rematch clause. Satanic bob knew Manny could always fight opponents as long as it was looked at as a lead up to this big fight.

                      When will people learn that promoters destroy boxing. The Paul brothers are literally two morons who are nver-the-less en route to out earn even Floyd, down the line! And Floyd only made money when he left Satanic Bob. King, who was worse than Arum viewed boxers as a disposable commodity. Satanic Bob wants to milk them slowly... So all this hoophula about what a nice lad Eddie is... and people in the same breath cannot see that Floyd had his reasons why he did not want to work with Satanic Bob...
                      trust me...i agree with you about arum....arum loves the subservient "yes" men...the obedient ones who do what he says and takes what he wants to give them.......ill tell you what irked bob about floyd leaving the most...it wasnt him leaving...in fact when floyd bought out it was amicable...bob said good things and said "he just wants the moon" alluding to floyd demanding more than arum thought he could reasonably give him.....and in the same breath bob said "i think we will be working together again".....bob thought floyd was going to use top rank to promote his fights the same way he ended up using golden boy...and when floyd used them and was doing big things he got pissy and started all the "ducking margarito" and all the other stuff......

                      but what really made floyd give up and not want to deal with bob was all the BS...the "needle/blood testing" stuff....bob was like "who is he to make this demand".....the outdoor arena stuff...the "i dont even know if he has a license in LV" BS....the fake countdown clock on the TR website for floyd to accept and offer that didnt exist and was never made...the "he has cuts that need to heal" BS.......after awhile floyd was like "this guy aint serious im moving on"......

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