Devin Haney Blames Floyd Mayweather For “Messed Up” State Of The Sport

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[QUOTE=The Big Dunn;n31928931]

1. I didnt say that.

2. Thats the exact same standard you apply to Floyd when you talk about guys calling him out when he was the cash cow.

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Margarito had a country behind him they were paying Floyd a career high 8 million and Floyd backed out of it.
Winky Wright was a top guy Floyd backed out of a fight with him after calling him out.



What you think people are pulling this info out their azz

[djtmal]

Bob is on record as saying Cotto wasnt ready. That has been posted on this site many times as well.

Same old excuses


Yeah but we ain't talking about when Bob said Cotto was ready we talking about when Cotto said Cotto was ready and called out Floyd after beating Mosley.

How did Floyd respond he went on vacation for two years.

[djtmal]

Yes, Floyd said his hands were hurt. He said he was taking a vacation.

For two years his hands was hurtin'. Yeak ok.

Next excuse

[jqSide]

If he wants to fight at 140, there's lots of sensible stay-busy fights out there,
especially now that he is a free agent.

Jose Zepeda would be a good scrap for a stay-busy fight at 140 for Devin Haney.

[The Big Dunn]

Same old excuses


Yeah but we ain't talking about when Bob said Cotto was ready we talking about when Cotto said Cotto was ready and called out Floyd after beating Mosley.

How did Floyd respond he went on vacation for two years.

https://www.mlive.com/mayweather/201...l_cotto_1.html

lying again. See above.

Yeah he called him out again when Floyd was cash cow.

[The Big Dunn]

For two years his hands was hurtin'. Yeak ok.

Next excuse

He took time off. ok.

Was manny protecting his 7 when he took 2 years off between thurman and ugas?

[djtmal]

You have a very biased double standard here. If its ok for ODH to ignore call outs its ok for Floyd. You act as if Floyd has to respond to every call out.

Stop crying. Floyd wasn't a draw and he was a lightweight. Oscar wasn't obligated at the time he was fighting Shane, Vargas hell even Hopkins at mw wtf are you talking about.

Nobody was watching or listening to lightweight Floyd but a handful of hardcore boxing fans.

When he stopped stinking up the joint with the likes of Baldymir and started playing the villian, he started gaining some momentum.

[The Big Dunn]

Stop crying. Floyd wasn't a draw and he was a lightweight. Oscar wasn't obligated at the time he was fighting Shane, Vargas hell even Hopkins at mw wtf are you talking about.

Nobody was watching or listening to lightweight Floyd but a handful of hardcore boxing fans.

When he stopped stinking up the joint with the likes of Baldymir and started playing the villian, he started gaining some momentum.

I asked a simple question based on your clear double standard.

If ODH isn’t obligated to fight him, Floyd isn’t obligated to fight anyone that calls him out.

That isn’t true. He had an HBO deal at this point. He wasnt top dog, but he was a known commodity with 2 FOTY awards.

He gained momentum when he left TR.

Was Manny protecting his 7 when he was off for 2 years between Thurman and Ugas?

[hugh grant]

So what you're saying is that Paqcquiao was afraid to fight his own leftovers at 154, but down for 145. Right?

You're going around in circles. When pac brutalized cotto at 145 is it really necessary to talk about pac needing to rematch, let alone at 154. Pac offered 147 when he didn't really need to, yet you don't want to credit pac with that?
what are you playing at bud and being sarcastic for? Are you saying pac is the B side and shouldve fought cotto at 154, cotto calls the shots does he?

You saying pac s scared this, pac s scared that? So floyd not offering Nel o fight at 154 what does that make floyd? Was floydvscared to give pac a rematch?
I mean the standards for pac so high he is expected to fight cotto at 154 and if he don't floyd diehards say he's only brave enough to fight cotton at 147?
Do yourself and everyone a favour don't reply to me.

[F l i c k e r]

They all want to be perfectionists, including Haney. But nobody is Floyd. They aren’t smart enough nor talented enough to become what Floyd’s legacy is.

They need to stop being concerned with record and become concerned with money and legacy. Make your money, establish your legacy. Cause if you try to do a Vargas, you will burn out and if you try to do a Khan/Broner, you’ll get your pants pulled down.