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  • #11
    Originally posted by Real OG View Post
    It was all set up anyway

    Floyd has a choice to make, fight Shane or wait for Pacquiao

    decisions, decisions
    He will smoke both of them anyway. He will just make more money tearing Pac apart.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Kobe Bryant View Post
      I'm late when did he say this? I don't remember him saying that.
      He said that when Shane confronted him.

      Originally posted by Real OG View Post
      It was all set up anyway

      Floyd has a choice to make, fight Shane or wait for Pacquiao

      decisions, decisions
      You mean wait for Cotto. Pac isn't leaving Vegas the winner on Nov 14.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Fulcrum29 View Post
        Then why did he move up to a new division for the first time of 135 to challenge the champion JLC there and came in as underdog outweighed by 9lbs AND with a bad shoulder injury and still owned JLC? Why did he move up to 154 for the first time in his life and immediately faced HOF'er DLH there?
        Wow, owned pretty hard huh Failure? Yea..I wouldn't show my face in this thread again either if I were you. Embarrassing.
        Wow, don't get hurt yourself patting yourself on the back there genius. Yeah he stepped up against Castillo back in the day (everybody eventually moves up though, right?) And I would hardly classify what he did in that fight as owning Castillo you dip****.
        DLH was an old man when he fought him -- and an old man who had never stepped up in any real mega-fight before aside from Vargas.
        Floyd is a cherry-picker extrordinaire.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by jpitt View Post
          Wow, don't get hurt yourself patting yourself on the back there genius. Yeah he stepped up against Castillo back in the day (everybody eventually moves up though, right?) And I would hardly classify what he did in that fight as owning Castillo you dip****.
          DLH was an old man when he fought him -- and an old man who had never stepped up in any real mega-fight before aside from Vargas.
          Floyd is a cherry-picker extrordinaire.
          Huh?

          Trinidad
          Whitaker
          Chavez
          Camacho
          Mosley
          Quartey

          ****, most of Oscar's fights were mega fights.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Check View Post
            That line by Money still cracks me up. Who the hell uses that excuse to get out of a tough situation. Playing a pick up game of bball doesn't mean you are boys. Have a feeling Money is way to emotional and gets the wrong impression easily.
            Itook that as "why didn't you say something then?" He felt that Shane was grandstanding.

            You guys gotta remember something about Floyd: he grew up in the sport. In gyms. tournaments. pro fights. etc. The sport is all he knows. And he takes a classical, old-school approach to it.

            No matter how nasty or derisive Floyd may be to promote a fight, he is ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS a gentleman after the victory. He said nice things about Gatti, complimented hatton, was cordial to delahoya. He went over and kissed hatton. He went over and hugged both marquez and nacho. To Floyd, there is a code. That is what he was taught. If you pull up the video for any post-fight presser, you will see a different Floyd. He is a dude that cries after victories. He isn't trying to confront or insult his opponents at that point.

            So, i'm sure what Shane and Bernard did both surprised and hurt him. He didn't feel punked or scared. He was caught way off guard.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Tim Horton View Post
              Huh?

              Trinidad
              Whitaker
              Chavez
              Camacho
              Mosley
              Quartey

              ****, most of Oscar's fights were mega fights.
              I agree with that but he didn't win many of them. Vargas and Whitaker . I wouldn't call Quartey a mega-fight and Chavez and Camacho were way past it when he fought them.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Fulcrum29 View Post
                Then why did he move up to a new division for the first time of 135 to challenge the champion JLC there and came in as underdog outweighed by 9lbs AND with a bad shoulder injury and still owned JLC? Why did he move up to 154 for the first time in his life and immediately faced HOF'er DLH there?
                Wow, owned pretty hard huh Failure? Yea..I wouldn't show my face in this thread again either if I were you. Embarrassing.
                He did not own anything.

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                • #18
                  haha yea floyd was completely off guard didnt know what else to say haha

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by jpitt View Post
                    I agree with that but he didn't win many of them. Vargas and Whitaker . I wouldn't call Quartey a mega-fight and Chavez and Camacho were way past it when he fought them.
                    Quartey vs Oscar was a super fight (Top 3 WW both champions and undefeated, winner fights Trinidad for unification. Chavez was solid fight especially the 1st fight. Chavez 2 was just good fight. Camacho was good fight They where past it but still better than bums like Judah or Baldomir.

                    Desrved a win or draw against Trinidad. Got robbed against Mosley 2.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Al Haymon View Post
                      Itook that as "why didn't you say something then?" He felt that Shane was grandstanding.

                      You guys gotta remember something about Floyd: he grew up in the sport. In gyms. tournaments. pro fights. etc. The sport is all he knows. And he takes a classical, old-school approach to it.

                      No matter how nasty or derisive Floyd may be to promote a fight, he is ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS a gentleman after the victory. He said nice things about Gatti, complimented hatton, was cordial to delahoya. He went over and kissed hatton. He went over and hugged both marquez and nacho. To Floyd, there is a code. That is what he was taught. If you pull up the video for any post-fight presser, you will see a different Floyd. He is a dude that cries after victories. He isn't trying to confront or insult his opponents at that point.

                      So, i'm sure what Shane and Bernard did both surprised and hurt him. He didn't feel punked or scared. He was caught way off guard.
                      I can actually respect a lot of those reasons. Just seemed like Mayweather thought him and Mosley were on a more respectful level because they shot some ball. He shouldn't of been surprised IMO.

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