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  • Originally posted by Roadblock View Post

    I have no idea what your saying its seems you don't understand thats its boxing that declares who is an ATG not a butthurt fan, you are like a crying voice in a drain, its great to debate somebody that rambles on like a drunk, changes things every post and cant answer any simple questions, this is pure entertainment value as I don't get to talk to morons outside of here, and its uncanny how the biggest morons are chronic compulsive Mayweather haters.
    It is you that is projecting all of that, you never respond to anything content related.

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    • Pac Bois

      Post up who you think were cherries picked by May

      Let's see if any of them can top HORN

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      • Originally posted by Haka View Post

        It is you that is projecting all of that, you never respond to anything content related.
        You made a comment I asked you to clarify its many times and you still havent and then say I dont, I asked you what version was Oscar and Mosley fighting Manny and you cant answer, I asked you to clarify the official ATG terms you commented and still no answer , fck me boy can you just answer a simple question, you keep coming back like a nuff nuff like every post behind isnt there.
        Last edited by Roadblock; 01-30-2025, 12:20 AM.

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        • Originally posted by Haka View Post

          Obviously if you are never fighting any of them at some point they will round robin each other, PAC came to that scene only after he had beaten DLH, so was realistically available only for any of those opponents in 2010.
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          See what you did there? You gave a TIMELINE reason as to why PAC couldn’t have fought Floyd in the period I stated. I will accept it as a valid & logical reason.

          Now, in the same exact context, how could Floyd have fought Oscar and Mosley from 1999 to 2005 when he was at 130/135 Ibs? They weren’t in the same weight class.
          So, how can you say that Floyd ducked them and then use the same TIMELINE reason when it comes to Pacqiao?

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          • Originally posted by Roadblock View Post

            Real boxing fans know the deal, it’s the same few empty heads that sing the same BS, around and around no matter how many times you kick the sht out of them. I doubt you would talk to them in real life as they would be some kind of braindead weirdo just a waste of space.
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            I think we may have hit the tipping point with Haka - he just gave me the TIMELINE reason actor why PAC couldn’t have fought Floyd from 2004-2009 which is precisely what I’ve been saying about Floyd not being able to fight Oscar and Mosley when he was a fledgling 130/135 guy.

            Let’s see how he responds. This might be just a question of selective outrage or he might finally acquiesce. Or not.

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            • Originally posted by Haka

              Just for the record that '99 fight was a real thing.

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              Mosley had his side of the story and Floyd has his. Whichever narrative suits our alliance is what we’ll go with.
              That said, riddle me this, Oscar and Mosley turned pro 4 years (about) before Floyd.
              In 1999, Mosley was 31-0. Oscar was 30-0
              Floyd was 20-0

              Oscar was already 4 division champion AND already a massive star.
              Mosley and Oscar fought each other when they were kids and yet from 1992/1993 until 2000 they had never fought each other but somehow, Floyd was expected to fight both of them.
              Do you see how that sounds?

              Floyd was not a PPV star nor was he at the level of Oscar in popularity. Like Mosley and Oscar did early in their careers, Floyd was building his brand yet somehow, that translates to him ducking those two guys.

              If you don’t see the point I’m making, it’s because you just don’t want to see it.
              You’d have a better case saying Floyd ducked Cotto and Margarito in 2008. It’s not true but at least timeline-wise, you can make an argument that he did.



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              • Originally posted by Oregonian View Post
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                Mosley had his side of the story and Floyd has his. Whichever narrative suits our alliance is what we’ll go with.
                That said, riddle me this, Oscar and Mosley turned pro 4 years (about) before Floyd.
                In 1999, Mosley was 31-0. Oscar was 30-0
                Floyd was 20-0

                Oscar was already 4 division champion AND already a massive star.
                Mosley and Oscar fought each other when they were kids and yet from 1992/1993 until 2000 they had never fought each other but somehow, Floyd was expected to fight both of them.
                Do you see how that sounds?

                Floyd was not a PPV star nor was he at the level of Oscar in popularity. Like Mosley and Oscar did early in their careers, Floyd was building his brand yet somehow, that translates to him ducking those two guys.

                If you don’t see the point I’m making, it’s because you just don’t want to see it.
                You’d have a better case saying Floyd ducked Cotto and Margarito in 2008. It’s not true but at least timeline-wise, you can make an argument that he did.

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                That is a lie that potential fight was featured on the cover of RING magazine, so the star power was already there relative to the weight class, to be able to generate a respective revenue.

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                • Originally posted by Oregonian View Post
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                  That fight was a boring one-sided mismatch you say?
                  Well for a Floyd boy it wasn't.

                  A whole bunch of welterweights and Floyd only heard the cry of a lightweight

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                  • Originally posted by Roadblock View Post

                    Real boxing fans know the deal, its the same few empty heads that sing the same BS, around and around no matter how many times you kick the sht out of them. I doubt you would talk to them in real life as they would be some kind of braindead weirdo just a waste of space.
                    What's the fight night weight for Floyd and that Japanese kickboxer
                    Last edited by djtmal; 01-30-2025, 08:41 AM.

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                    • Originally posted by Oregonian View Post
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                      Now, in the same exact context, how could Floyd have fought Oscar and Mosley from 1999 to 2005 when he was at 130/135 Ibs? They weren’t in the same weight class.
                      So, how can you say that Floyd ducked them and then use the same TIMELINE reason when it comes to Pacqiao?
                      Mosely called Floyd out when both were lightweights and Floyd gave an excuse to stay at jlw.

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