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2008 not a recession??? I dont know what world you live in but where I'm from gas was as high as $4.50 per gallon in some areas the month of Pacquiao/Marquez. So right off the bat your facts FAIL.
And There was a full on campaign by several en****** to boycott Pac-Delahoya as well and i didnt see you rushing to point that out. All i heard from you was "Mayweather/Delahoya broke all the records. This fight did half. plain and simple. end of story" So get the hell out pullin the same double standards you hate so much.Comment
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Deal with these facts....
Outside the ring, Mayweather, like Mike Tyson, has become a poster boy for bad behavior. In 2002, he plead guilty to two counts of domestic violence in Nevada. Last June, he was found guilty on two counts of misdemeanor battery for beating two women in a Las Vegas night-club. In that case, Mayweather took the stand and acknowledged he was at the club but claimed that he never saw or touched the women. At the close of the trial, which was conducted without a jury, Justice Deborah Lippis found the fighter "guilty" and told him, "Mr. Mayweather, I've seen some incredible stories in my life on this bench. But when you testified here, I was pretty shocked at some of the things you said." Lippis gave Mayweather a one-year suspended sentence, fined him $1,000, and ordered him to undergo counseling.
Another criminal charge is pending against Mayweather in Las Vegas; this one a felony indictment for allegedly beating Josie Harris, the mother of one of his four children. Harris, who initially filed a complaint, is currently refusing to cooperate with prosecutors. If convicted, Mayweather could be sentenced to five years in prison and fined $10,000. Also, last December, an arrest warrant was issued for Mayweather in Michigan after he failed to show up for trial on charges that he assaulted a bouncer in a bar. He subsequently appeared in count, pled nolo contendere, and received a suspended sentence.
The fact is your boy is a criminal that preys on women... If not for his money he would be in jail... But his time is coming....Comment
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We purchased PBF's PPV against Gatti,Judah,Baldo ,Hatton and Oscar but not this time.
It's gonna be hard coz I'm a huge boxing fan but F@CK The Mayweathers!
I'll just download it.Last edited by VERDUGO; 09-16-2009, 08:22 PM.Comment
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Market Crash a.k.a the free fall of loss jobs...
STARTED on the week of Sept 15-19 2008
NOT March 15 2008.
or JUNE 12th 2008. (De la hoya biggest P.P.V STAR OF ALL TIME and the main reason why the fight sold.)
FACTS ARE FACTS
Do your homework before you come to schoolComment
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I'll sacrifice this PPV just to make a statement that the Mayweathers are bunch of losers.
I deeply apologize to JMM for this boycott.Comment
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Don't worry, his time will come sooner than later. Maybe it will be this weekend in the form of a KO. Longshot but you never know it could happen.
Even though he will be paid tgood money it's as good as gone. IRS got first dibs on that paycheck.
All in all it is a sad situation for boxing that someone with that talent has no common sense and finds it necessary to flaunt his money (whats left of it) in everyones face.
Mayweathers can kiss it all goodbye because they are on the road to self-destruction.Comment
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I was watching TFC, and I saw Mayweather talking and he said "Im glad that me and my father, Roge...... I mean Floyd is back with me again" LOLComment
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