why do people say floyd was owned by ra the rugged man??

[Doctor_Tenma]

Even if they were bigger, probably past primes.

The thing is, Floyd gets criticized so much because he has amazing pure boxing skills and people want to see him in the ring with the best, but he doesn't face the best and says he's the best. That is why people don't like him. Floyd has to prove so many fans wrong and he does that when he faces a real threat and makes you wonder "who's going to win this fight?"

Probably? Go research on that.

He does face those who are considered the best at that specific time. He will face the best again and soon the possible wins will be discredited. Then he will be so called "Ducking" a new bunch. That's the Mayweather cycle, been a fan long enough to see that.

[MANGLER]

The same "brotha" that can't even form a single sentence without looking more ******ed than a ******ed fella?

You claiming you have a college degree is like Stephen Hawkings claiming he is a terrific dancer. It's complete bull****. But judging by the type of posts you make, it fits right in, mate.

And as far as you "baiting" anybody, pea brain, it is actually just embarassing that you truly believe it's funny.

My my lad, I don't know which comment made me laugh harder. The one about you having a college degree or that you have the intellectual capacity to outwit someone even on a boxing forum. hilarious.

*Throws up gang signs*

You "beeeez" told us huh "homey"?

I ain't gonna jack Larry's thread to argue witchu homey. I ain't tryin to outwit you, I'm tellin it like it is. You responded cuz you were baited, and that is funny. You don't know me. And you need to get some ***** and stop actin like a lil *****.

[shade darkar]

i also thought floyd got owned when he was trying to justify fighting marquez,"skills pay the bills" and then the geezer says if weight dont matter fight chad dawson! lol, that was quality

['Sugar' Freddi]

Probably? Go research on that.

He does face those who are considered the best at that specific time. He will face the best again and soon the possible wins will be discredited. Then he will be so called "Ducking" a new bunch. That's the Mayweather cycle, been a fan long enough to see that.

When will he face them? If he wants to be the man and give Mosley a ****ing fight, then he needs to do it now before Mosley is a grandfather and even if Floyd gives him the match, people are going to say "Mosley is past his prime now." I don't think it's the best idea for him to wait and face them later because the fans are going to say something else, he needs to do it as soon as possible and prove the fans wrong.

[wpink1]

He ate floyds ass up...plain and simple, and for all you all whining about how floyd was treated...look at floyd treats people. Announcer, radio people insulting them etc.

I know we are not talking about Floyd as if he is a class act. He talks all this trash about fighters, but wont fight em, and he cant even hold SRL's joke, and talking about him when he was 41 years old retired for 6 yrs...

CTFO.....

[AssasinKing]

He told Floyd what any real Boxing fan would have told him.

4 real!!!!!

[Bhopreign]

That was the most disrespectful interview ive ever heard....Floyd was contacted for an interview and was instantly attacked..there are ways you can ask questions without provoking and disrespecting a man..floyd was cursed out and talked to in an extremly disrespectful manner and you wonder why he replies angry...The man was talking to floyd like he has boxed and has a beter legacy than floyd..he says all floyd fights is ******* like he can beat em..them even says he'll say the **** to floyds face like he can beat his ass...come on that interview wasnt an interview at all..it was an attempt to piss floyd off and it was very unproffesional

Its just haters bro, when I read that Dougie Fischer was co-authoring a book for R.A. the Ruggedman that told me all I needed to know, they are both haters. Dougie has been hating Floyd ever since Floyd shot him a bird on a hotel balcony from almost ten years ago. Emotionally girlie stuff.

[Don Johnson]

im not arguing with what the rugged man said...its how he said it......it was said in an offensive and disrespectful manner

That interview made my day, I was laughing all the way through. He said something that every fan and analyst has wanted to say to his face for a long time.

[wpink1]

When will he face them? If he wants to be the man and give Mosley a ****ing fight, then he needs to do it now before Mosley is a grandfather and even if Floyd gives him the match, people are going to say "Mosley is past his prime now." I don't think it's the best idea for him to wait and face them later because the fans are going to say something else, he needs to do it as soon as possible and prove the fans wrong.

name who at Jr welter or Welter did Floyd fight at that specific weight the fighter was considere PEAK, AND AT THEIR NATURAL OR THE WEIGHT WHERE THEY SHOWED THEIR GREATNESS.....name who at 140-147...namme em...

[Glamour Puss]

He told Floyd what any real Boxing fan would have told him.

Exactly jr.

On top of the fact that most of Floyds interviews are geared up for asskissing and not real questions.

When Kellerman tried to get him to answer real questions he ran away and left the interview.

The great thing about the RA interview is that Floyd actually stuck around and didn't hang up.

Floyds instinct is to respect strength. If you come at him weak, like most white ******* guilt ridden interviewers do, he knows how do deal w/ them and play them for fools instinctually.

RA didn't play that and he came at Floyd like a man on the street would. In terms that Floyd not only understands, but as a man himself respects.

The Brian Kenny reference was significant because Floyd knows he could put it on Brian Kenny due to Brian's inherent cowardice and limitations for being on ESPN under FCC rules.

On the net, anything goes, so RA took advantage and was able to ask Floyd the right questions, in the RIGHT tone, without fear of license revocation or any fines.

The RA interview will go down as the best boxing interview (for now) and has drawn a line in the sand for Floyd.

He either mans up and does the right thing, or keeps trying to fool the audience (which won't work) and be marginalized as a "what couldve been" type fighter for the end of time.