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They are both trash human beings, not sure why anyone has any interest in Floyd’s exhibitions.
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Watched the fight this morning - actually pretty entertaining. Gotti was MUCH better than most of these idiots fighting in exhibitions, and Floyd looked sharper.... looks like he trained a little bit.
Bayless stopped the fight because Gotti was frustrated and pulled Floyd into a headlock and wouldnt let go after Bayless tried to break them, so Floyd punched Gotti. Then Gotti got angry and Floyd for hitting on the break (even though he had Floyd in a freakin' headlock) so Gotti tried to elbow Floyd.... in general they were both ignoring Bayless.
What transpired after the fight was stopped validated Bayless IMO. Gotti wasn't interested in following Bayless' directions, so Floyd was being an ******* trying to make Gotti act out more. Gotti didn't want to leave humiliated, neither guy had a team that was gonna act professional....it was just a recipe for disaster.
Saying that... Floyd should fight Broner next. The kid needs money.... just sayinComment
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nothing new for the mayweathers.
not even the first riot he's been involved in, but it is the first in one of his exhibitions
the other was in an actual boxing match,
hes always been great for the sportComment
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This nonsense is so embarrassing for boxing.
I don't know why Floyd is so determined to disgrace a sport that has made him a billion dollars like this.
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Your bias is showing. The fight was stopped, Mayweather did nothing. Gotti ran wild and a melee resulted. And somehow in your wisdom, Mayweather is at fault? LoLoL!! Kinda biased and ignorant huh?
On another note, that was a huge crowd that paid for the nonsense. Anything and anybody that can draw that size of a paying crowd kinda justifies its existence. Somebody is gonna grab that money.
Last edited by MastaBlasta; 06-13-2023, 12:24 AM.Comment
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Floyd is fighting exhibitions with MMA guys, kickboxers, MMA guys turned boxer, Youtube influencers, etc., not sanctioned bouts with pros, so I disagree that he's disgracing the sport or embarrasing boxing at all. What he has done is find an avenue to make a lot of money, and cash in after boxing, because of the Brand he himself created with the decades of blood, sweat and tears he gave to the sport, day in and day out, living a clean fighters life, going out running at 2 or 3am and putting in 4 hr training sessions, an unmatched discipline, focus, and work ethic. Should he just sit at home and eat milk and cookies all day?
Having said that, I thought John Gotti III had nothing to be ashamed of at all, as fsr as his performance went. He's only 2-0, so Floyd was supposed to touch him up. But I saw Gotti covering up well, and trying to time Floyd in between Floyd's onslaughts. He never got greedy, landing well placed single hard shots to the body, and a few good left hooks, taking whatever was closet to him, being careful not to reach or leave himself open. I'd say he was definitely a target, but not a punching bag. I saw a guy with very little pro experience, thinking in there and fighting within himself, he was durable, in good shape, took a good shot, and didn't get gassed. Gotti III is credible to me. He can fight, and was smart enough to stay composed and not to run in with his chin in the air and get caught with some hot sh.t. To me, he fought smarter and better than his limited boxing experience would suggest he couldComment
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Man, most of the people in this thread didn't even watch the fight - they're here because they're still not over Floyd owning their favorite fighters or they just hate black people and are here to troll.
In all that, they missed that Gotti had some skills in there.... well schooled fighter who put everything together. He wasn't some fish-out-of-water celebrity boxer.... used his movement, had good reflexes, quick hands. I don't know how he'd do against someone his own size, but I'd like to see him back for sure.Comment
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