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On September 19, Floyd Mayweather Jr. returned to the ring after a near two year layoff to dominate Juan Manuel Marquez. He doesn't know who his next opponent will be but he told the Associated Press that he will not sit and wait on the Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto winner, which takes place on November 14 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Mayweather plans to move forward with his comeback, whether that includes the Pacquiao-Cotto winner or another opponent. Shane Mosley has been calling Mayweather out but he is not in the running. Mayweather told the AP, among other outlets, that he is not interested in fighting Mosley. [details]
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I hope Floyd changes his mind on not wanting to fight Mosley.
I really want to see Floyd fight someone who actually has a chance. I know Floyd got the skills to compete against the best, I just want to see him use those skills against the best. -
Floyd Mayweather vs Nonito Donaire @ 135lbs (Mayweather pays him to allow him to come in at 147) Feb 2010!..
I predict 12M PPV buys!..YA DIG!!!Comment
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Ducking ducking ducking.......lol, let the accusations begin.Comment
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Fight Shane puņeta cabron!!!!!!Comment
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How the **** is Mosley not in his plans and he doesn't plan on waiting until next month either?
Why is he boxing? If he doesn't fight one of those 2, I don't even want to watch his **** on a stream.Comment
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It is tough to say who Floyd would fight if he doesn't wait and does not fight Mosley. Who is he going to fight Cory Spinks because that is like the only fight that even makes a little sence?Comment
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Good on Mayweather. Mosley doesn't deserve a pay day. Let him hang and dryComment
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Wow. I hope thats not true. If he doesn't fight Mosley or Cotto-Pac winner, he simply can't be defended anymore.Comment
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