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

[Roadblock]

Roadblock is a Floyd ***rider and needs to keep that same energy about Fraud boy when it comes to weight. Why did Floyd refuse to make the contracted catch weight of 144 lbs against the older, smaller Marquez then? Why did Floyd refuse to weigh in to show how much he rehydrated?

Oscar hadn’t fought at 147lbs in years and made weight like a professional against Pacquiao but at his own detriment. So if weight is not a big deal, why did Stank, Skank Davis put all these weight clauses for a fight against an instagram model then?

Ive explained it a 100 times before, and every time its ends with the hater running away after I drown them in their own BS, are you willing to start a thread just me and you and we will debate Mayweather in any context you like, only one rule we must each answer direct questions in turn and show some proof if any statement is made,,,, come on one of you haters must have some go in your scrotum or is that as empty as your heads. I,ll see you tomorrow Im going to bed I will look for the thread you start.

Who said weight is not a big deal lol Manny been milking that one for years, I've been here for 20 yrs it seems you just fell out of a tree because you don't know the debates that have been beaten to death, do you realize you have just joined the only 4 dimwits left, all the chronic Floyd haters have gone only the mentally strained are still here, your like the cow on the cattle truck with his sticking out the side looking for a bridge, start the thread.

[EmpiresBoxing]

This thread is about haney saying what everyone has already said that mayweather messed up the sport and yet those mayweather fans keep mentioning pacquiao's name like he was the one responsible.

[TMLT87]

Floyd was the biggest PPV draw in boxing history and the last truly global boxing star. You take him away from that 2007-2015 period and boxing would have been in a much worse place commercially. Even Pacs stardom came largely off the back of Floyd and people wanting to see him "humble" Floyd or whatever.

[djtmal]

Ive explained it a 100 times before, and every time its ends with the hater running away after I drown them in their own BS, are you willing to start a thread just me and you and we will debate Mayweather in any context you like, only one rule we must each answer direct questions in turn and show some proof if any statement is made,,,, come on one of you haters must have some go in your scrotum or is that as empty as your heads. I,ll see you tomorrow Im going to bed I will look for the thread .

Just cut out the bs preambles and give your excuse will ya, because we know that's all you have

[djtmal]

This thread is about haney saying what everyone has already said that mayweather messed up the sport and yet those mayweather fans keep mentioning pacquiao's name like he was the one responsible.

Bs artists have a tendency to want to change the narrative when the truth hurts too much

[LeOoze]

Bs artists have a tendency to want to change the narrative when the truth hurts too much

Do you talk about any boxer besides Floyd man?

[djtmal]

Who said weight is not a big deal lol Manny been milking that one for years, I've been here for 20 yrs it seems you just fell out of a tree because you don't know the debates that have been beaten to death, do you realize you have just joined the only 4 dimwits left, all the chronic Floyd haters have gone only the mentally strained are still here, your like the cow on the cattle truck with his sticking out the side looking for a bridge, start the thread.

In other words it's cool when Floyd cherrypicks a lightweight but uncool when Manny beats the brakes off a welterweight/jmw

[hugh grant]

, Not a single word about weight fck me you haters are just straight up braindead.

Look, pac beat dlh fair and square. When dl h signed contract he didn't think 5ft 5inch pac could beat him. When dlh was in ring with Pac before sound of bell to start round 1, dlh thought he was going to beat the little man. Only when DLH threw and missed his 1st punch and Pac threw his 1st punch did dlh think maybe he underestimated Pac, and that he couldn't beat pac and maybe he's in for a long night with pac, when he saw the speed up close and personal!

Of course you can't discredit pac s win just because dl h says he felt weak afterwards as excuse! When pac said he hurt his shoulder against floyd, I don't see you rushing to discredit Floyd's win!

[djtmal]

Look, pac beat dlh fair and square. When dl h signed contract he didn't think 5ft 5inch pac could beat him. When dlh was in ring with Pac before sound of bell to start round 1, dlh thought he was going to beat the little man. Only when DLH threw and missed his 1st punch and Pac threw his 1st punch did dlh think maybe he underestimated Pac, and that he couldn't beat pac and maybe he's in for a long night with pac, when he saw the speed up close and personal!

This is what it's about right here.

You never saw so many excuses for an azz whooping

Big Dunn's excuses at least he gets right to the point

Roadblock's excuses come with opening statements. Preambles. Like he was at a recital and shet

[djtmal]

How can it be you idiot with a 20 lb difference in weight, you really know nothing, go spin your BS in a Golf forum because a boxing forum exposes you as a dummy the moment you start typing.

As I just said youre a lazy hater, just one page back lol.


"I was a drained fighter. It's crazy because I was seeing everything coming, I just couldn't block it. I couldn't do anything. It's like I was weak," admitted Oscar De La Hoya.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news...manny-pacquiao


Squeezing down in weight for Pacquiao had physically drained De La Hoya of his strength and energy. Even during his ring walk, De La Hoya already felt that his body had nothing left and he was going to take a beating once he stepped in the ring.

"I'll never forget walking to ring that night," De La Hoya told ESPN. "I knew that I was going to get beat up already. It was like walking into a slaughter house and knowing that this is it. I've never felt that before in my life. Imagine going into the ring, knowing that you're going to get beat. I might as well have run back to the dressing room and taken off, but I've always decided to fight but I was a dead man walking when I stepped into the ring against Pacquiao. I had nothing left."

https://www.boxingscene.com/de-la-ho...ad-man--110020

Somebody got the brakes beat off him. It was Oscar

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