overwieght in wieght-in is now called "pulling a mayweather"

[Benny Leonard]

good luck with that one ask the espn writers to use your idea ... but ive been noticing that pulling a mayweather has been used in some article even before the cotto-pac fight.

I thought pulling a Mayweather was about talking trash, not coming through on your promise, and ducking and dodging???

[Piper the Great]

I thought pulling a Mayweather was about talking trash, not coming through on your promise, and ducking and dodging???

lol mayweather gon have bout 10 different meanings when its all said & done. Sad part is everybody will know exactly what we talking bout.

[The Great Shark]

check 1:02
so we have a new term in boxing... "Pulling a mayweather" w/c means deliberately will not follow the weight limit.

in 10 years, mayweather will be a legend and will not be forgotten because of this terms, cong**** floyd.

"pulling a mayweather"
floyding = ducking

And draining fighters is called "pulling a Roach"........**** outta here.

[Benny Leonard]

lol mayweather gon have bout 10 different meanings when its all said & done. Sad part is everybody will know exactly what we talking bout.

It will be the new "Forget about it"

[ThePunchingBag]

And draining fighters is called "pulling a Roach"........**** outta here.

The difference is while Floyd has been pulling a mayweather for years, Roach only drained 1 fighter of 2 lbs, and that was Miguel Cotto. Now before you bring up DLH, Roach had nothing to with it. DLH chose to come in at 147 when they were signing the contract.

Who else has Roach weight drained?

[PAKYO]

lol mayweather gon have bout 10 different meanings when its all said & done. Sad part is everybody will know exactly what we talking bout.

Definitely, by the time i have grandsons, they won't know that mayweather was a person's name, they would just thought it's a synonym for those words.

That would be floyd's legacy. A fuc.kin shame to the sport called boxing.

[project xxx1]

So pulling a Pac would be to....be "The Butcher": he'll take you after you're shot, aged, and is allowed to chop off pounds of flesh.





I had to; that was to easy.

well said and agreed