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on that first and 10 show they were basically saying how mayweather hasn't beat anyone lol which is ****** and called him overrated. Kept saying he needs to fight pac. (Which if you saw the fight sat. we know pac is not getting past cotto and two if he did may destroys him). Then this is the best line "floyd just fought a guy who had to go up in weight to fight him while pacquiao came down in weight to fight jmm." Lol are u serious i wish they would stop talking about something they have no clue about. Two floyd has great wins castillo, hatton, corrales, oscar.
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LOL @ Skip calling Oscar vs. Floyd a pillow fight.
So I've been going back to watch some of Floyd's old fights. So far I've gone through Burton/Augustus, Corrales, and JLC I. Next up is Sosa, N'dou and Corley.
I'm wondering this: How can Floyd lay a brutal beat down on Corrales who outweighed Floyd by 10 lbs on fight night and who is naturally bigger, taller, and a harder puncher, yet be so cautious in fighting an old blown up LW in Marquez? When did he stop being aggressive like he used to be? WTF happened? Was it money? Was it after his first big money fight? Which fight was that? Somebody go ahead spoil it for me, save me some time, tell me what happened. -
I've said it once and i'll say it again... These guys on ESPN (in the words of Roger Mayweather) "DONT KNOW **** ABOUT BOXING"... With the exception of Brian KennyComment
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If Atlas, Rafael, or Kenny aren't talking about boxing, the guys for ESPN don't really know what they're talking about. All everyone at the network talks about is Pacquiao vs Mayweather. They don't really know boxing too well it seems to me. One guy asked Rafael which fight had the potential for more excitement, Cotto vs Pacquiao or Mayweather vs Marquez? Anyone who knows boxing knows what the answer is.Comment
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I believe it was the weight class... He became much more cautious when he moved up to 147... Cause at 135 Floyd was Paul Williams, No body wanted to fight him lol
LOL @ Skip calling Oscar vs. Floyd a pillow fight.
So I've been going back to watch some of Floyd's old fights. So far I've gone through Burton/Augustus, Corrales, and JLC I. Next up is Sosa, N'dou and Corley.
I'm wondering this: How can Floyd lay a brutal beat down on Corrales who outweighed Floyd by 10 lbs on fight night and who is naturally bigger, taller, and a harder puncher, yet be so cautious in fighting an old blown up LW in Marquez? When did he stop being aggressive like he used to be? WTF happened? Was it money? Was it after his first big money fight? Which fight was that? Somebody go ahead spoil it for me, save me some time, tell me what happened.Comment
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Mayweather has ALWAYS been better against taller opponents. No need to explain, think about it.
LOL @ Skip calling Oscar vs. Floyd a pillow fight.
So I've been going back to watch some of Floyd's old fights. So far I've gone through Burton/Augustus, Corrales, and JLC I. Next up is Sosa, N'dou and Corley.
I'm wondering this: How can Floyd lay a brutal beat down on Corrales who outweighed Floyd by 10 lbs on fight night and who is naturally bigger, taller, and a harder puncher, yet be so cautious in fighting an old blown up LW in Marquez? When did he stop being aggressive like he used to be? WTF happened? Was it money? Was it after his first big money fight? Which fight was that? Somebody go ahead spoil it for me, save me some time, tell me what happened.Comment
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Clearly they know very very little about boxing.Comment
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those videos convinced me of something I always assumed.
ESPN don't know JACK **** about boxing. And as everyone else already cosigned on Dan Rafael and Brian Kenny seem to know their ****.
That maury povich looking asswipe on 1st and 10 shouldn't even open his damn mouth.Comment
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