Clottey, Cotto, Margarito, Mosley are showing Floyd how its done.
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Actually, I do think he should be fighting Valero but he's an idiot. I never said that Floyd wasnt a fool. I think as good as his career has been, I think he ruined it by moving up in weight so often, so quickly. Ever since he left SFW he has been by far the smallest guy in each division he's been at yet he always moves up. At LW he came into the ring at 138-139 but moved up after only fighting 3 opponents, he then went to 140 when he came into the ring at 144 for each fight but he again moved up after only 3 fights, then he moved to WW where he actually came into the ring at 146-148 pounds but still moved up again after only 3 fights to get Oscar where he came into the ring still at 148 pounds for a 154 pound fight.
I clearly remember articles after the Castillo fight where top notch writers said that his body is far too frail to ever move up in weight and he will be a career LW. Most of them thought that he would never even be the same guy at LW because he was so small. I have always felt that he shouldve stayed at LW until about 2 years ago and finished his career at 140. I wouldnt mind him moving up for just one fight at WW or 154 just to say he got a title there but physicaly he never belonged. If he had done that then everyone would be looking at him differently. He would be a totally different fighter. He would be like the guy who fought Gatti for every fight. Then he could put on the same type of performances as every other great fighter in boxing but instead he's fighting guys with 20 pounds on him and has to pot shot. He only did it to chase the big money Oscar fight.
Even Roach said that Floyd could easily make 140 but is just too lazy. Not in terms of training but Floyd I just beleive never wants to ruin his body. He wants to retire as a healthy man so he will never kill himself to make weight. He's also a fool because he never makes the arguments that his defenders make. Instead he comes out and says that a guy is too small and is a midget or whatever. He doesnt get it. Seriously though, put in a tape of Floyd vs Zab & Baldy at WW and then put in a type of Pac vs EM at 130 and tell me Pac isnt physicaly equal to Floyd but there fighting 2 totally different size guys. Thats how Pac has moved up this quickly now. He was literaly able to beat most guys at 140 even back then I bet because he was already that big while Floyd was fighting monsters. I just think people overlook that, not only from an opponent stand point but from a performance standpoint. If he was down at 140 where he belonged then he would look amazing in the ring and no pot shots. I was just about to make a thread about this saying how Floyd gets penalyzed for being too good. Seriously. No one near his own size can hang with him at all except for maybe Pac so people think a fight vs a guy like JMM is a joke when really its not. Its just that Floyd is so good that he makes it look like a joke but if it was anyone else who was his size then they would have mad trouble with JMM.
Its like Manny Steward said, the only person who can beat Floyd is a "huge" WW and this guy is the biggest Floyd hater there is. Even when he said that he said it in a non chalant way like he thinks its not even a big deal. He's basically admitting that anyone near Floyd's size will get killed but the big WW's may beat him strictly on size alone. No way you would think that Margarito is P4P anywhere near Floyd's level. Its not even close P4P but he may beat him just because Floyd will end up probably running & pot shotting. Things may be different now. Floyd is more bulked up so maybe he can physicaly deal better at WW. The problem is that he's more ripped but he still seems to way the same in the ring so not much has changed. If he ever got up to 155 then he would be totally fine. He would still be the smallest guy at WW but he would phyicaly be able to deal with them I think. Even at 152 I think he would be ok but 146-148 is pushing it when youre talking about these guys who are reall small Jr. MW's moreso than WW's. I mean, I think Sweet Pea is way better then any of those other WW's but I bet Floyd wouldve fought him because physicaly they wouldve been close to equal in sizeComment
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There is no lien on his property. Everything is paid for. They are after him for unpaid taxes which happens to EVERYONE.Comment
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2007 Richest Athletes
http://slumz.boxden.com/f16/2007-for...hletes-919165/
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Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
Last Year's Rank: NR
$20,000,000
$250,000
$20,250,000
Pretty Boy is the latest De La Hoya foe made very rich by the Golden Boy: Bernard Hopkins earned $15 million in '04 from his two-fight deal with Oscar.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
Last Year's Rank: 22
$20,000,000
$20,250,000
$40,250,000
It's been a monster year for Pretty Boy, who made $20 million in purse and pay-per-view shares for his fight with Ricky Hatton and another $20 million for his foray into professional wrestling.Comment
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. has said rumblings about his financial troubles are nothing more than rumors, but public records obtained by The Associated Press show the boxer nicknamed “Money” owes about $6.4 million to the Internal Revenue Service and others.
The IRS hit the former pound-for-pound boxing king with a lien in October for $6.17 million in unpaid taxes from 2007, according to the Clark County Recorder in Las Vegas. A New Jersey Superior Court judgment from the same year shows he owes $193,000 in state taxes there.Comment
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Raphael Tulino, an IRS spokesman, said Thursday that the agency does not comment specifically on individual tax situations. The IRS said in the October lien itself that it has demanded payment, but the 2007 taxes remained unpaid.Comment
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And ARUM doesn't LIE!!!!! He's a freakin laywer and he lies constantly ..... You have got to be joking.Comment
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