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  • znarfv_y2k8
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    #161
    Then make a public negotiation, televised & press all around...

    Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
    Judge Daniel Weinstein today issued an order to correct the false record that has been created by the recent statements from Top Rank and Manny Pacquiao's representatives concerning what occurred at the mediation. The full text of the Judge's statement is as follows: [Click Here To Read More]
    This is a Golden Boy report, it's expected to be the other side of the story...Even w/ all these bull****s against Pac, he's still cooperative just to save the mega fight..If the failed negotiations was only due to olympic blood testing argument then in the first place it's nonsense & bull****...Because of the Fear of Losing, Floyd is only trying to avoid the fight w/ this kind of nonsense excuse...I'd like to tell it again & again that this is not olympics, this is professional boxing & it's governed by it's rules & olympics has it's own rules...Pac, Floyd & other professional boxers were subjected & undergone w/ the professional boxing rules in the history of boxing...

    If everybody wants to save the mega fight, then make a public negotiation, televised & press all around...Just to see & know who is really telling the truth & avoiding the fight...

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    • jetgeomcx
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      #162
      arum can never contain himself.
      he shoots from his mouth most of the time.
      at 78....his emotional outbursts are __x__.

      but then floyd likewise just issued a statement on his own....outside the mediation protocol.

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      • ngomez23
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        #163
        Like the saying goes once a cheater always a cheater. Pacquiao cheats on his wife and swears to god that its not true but there's proof everywhere. Now they make false allegations about this mediation process which shows liars can't be trusted and if you're a liar its because he's trying to cover the truth about those PED's he's on.

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        • jetgeomcx
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          #164
          Originally posted by znarfv_y2k8
          This is a Golden Boy report, it's expected to be the other side of the story...Even w/ all these bull****s against Pac, he's still cooperative just to save the mega fight..If the failed negotiations was only due to olympic blood testing argument then in the first place it's nonsense & bull****...Because of the Fear of Losing, Floyd is only trying to avoid the fight w/ this kind of nonsense excuse...I'd like to tell it again & again that this is not olympics, this is professional boxing & it's governed by it's rules & olympics has it's own rules...Pac, Floyd & other professional boxers were subjected & undergone w/ the professional boxing rules in the history of boxing...

          If everybody wants to save the mega fight, then make a public negotiation, televised & press all around...Just to see & know who is really telling the truth & avoiding the fight...
          co-sign.....
          make everything transparent..... that's the way to do it!!
          we fans are the number one stakeholder in any fyt.

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          • Fearless BONG
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            #165
            Floyd Pulls Off The Biggest Duck In Boxing History

            It should not come as much of a surprise to *************.com readers that the pound-for-pound pretender Floyd Mayweather would back out of the March 13 “Super Bowl of Boxing” as he did last night at Daniel Weinstein’s mediation meetings. According to various reports, Mayweather rejected the pleadings of his own handlers to take the fight, refusing to accept the 24-day before fight random blood test for superstar extraordinaire Manny Pacquiao.

            This duck by Mayweather will prove costly, not only to himself – he was guaranteed $25 million and could have earned up to $40 million – but also to the sport, HBO, Golden Boy and sporting enthusiasts all over the globe who were eagerly looking forward to the showdown. It is not clear at this time how Mayweather’s evasion of the fight will affect his business relationships with HBO, Golden Boy, his sponsors, and his supporters. But the saying, “A coward dies a thousand deaths,” may most accurately describe what Mayweather has to look forward to in regards to his professional and personal future, as well as the devastating defamation lawsuit he now has to deal with from Manny Pacquiao.

            The deathblow to the March 13 Super-fight came when Mayweather apparently refused to offer any counter proposal to the Pacquiao team late yesterday evening, effectively canceling the highly-anticipated event.

            The Mayweather camp did not release any statement last night however an honest translation of what Mayweather is feeling inside might go something like this: “I am a coward who knows without any shred of uncertainty that Manny Pacquiao will destroy my career and future earning power at age 32. I tried everything to get out of this fight – from hoping he would lose to Hatton, Oscar and finally Cotto, hoping his Cotto PPV #s would be small, ordering Pac to call me out and ask for the fight, trying to force a quick fight on March 13, manipulating Oscar, Schaefer and Haymon to do my dirty bidding – but this time my cowardly ducking tactics coompletely failed to work and on the evening of January 6, 2010 the truth is out of the bag. I have uncontrollable cowardice in my heart and soul. My skills only work with slow, old, faded second raters. I know prime beasts like Margarito, Cotto, Mosley and Williams would knock me out. And I know Manny Pacquiao would not only slaughter me but his beautiful class, honor and dignity would make my immature and foul behavior look like a complete ugly disgrace in comparison. I know for certain he is the superior in every category. I don’t know how this open display of pure, honest cowardice will effect my relationships with HBO, Golden Boy or my ****** fans. But I don’t really care, at least now I don’t have to get slaughtered, brutalized and bashed upside the head by the greatest fighter in boxing history Manny Pacquiao on March 13.”

            LOLzzzzz this is so funny...

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            • jetgeomcx
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              #166
              Originally posted by Fearless BONG
              It should not come as much of a surprise to *************.com readers that the pound-for-pound pretender Floyd Mayweather would back out of the March 13 “Super Bowl of Boxing” as he did last night at Daniel Weinstein’s mediation meetings. According to various reports, Mayweather rejected the pleadings of his own handlers to take the fight, refusing to accept the 24-day before fight random blood test for superstar extraordinaire Manny Pacquiao.

              This duck by Mayweather will prove costly, not only to himself – he was guaranteed $25 million and could have earned up to $40 million – but also to the sport, HBO, Golden Boy and sporting enthusiasts all over the globe who were eagerly looking forward to the showdown. It is not clear at this time how Mayweather’s evasion of the fight will affect his business relationships with HBO, Golden Boy, his sponsors, and his supporters. But the saying, “A coward dies a thousand deaths,” may most accurately describe what Mayweather has to look forward to in regards to his professional and personal future, as well as the devastating defamation lawsuit he now has to deal with from Manny Pacquiao.

              The deathblow to the March 13 Super-fight came when Mayweather apparently refused to offer any counter proposal to the Pacquiao team late yesterday evening, effectively canceling the highly-anticipated event.

              The Mayweather camp did not release any statement last night however an honest translation of what Mayweather is feeling inside might go something like this: “I am a coward who knows without any shred of uncertainty that Manny Pacquiao will destroy my career and future earning power at age 32. I tried everything to get out of this fight – from hoping he would lose to Hatton, Oscar and finally Cotto, hoping his Cotto PPV #s would be small, ordering Pac to call me out and ask for the fight, trying to force a quick fight on March 13, manipulating Oscar, Schaefer and Haymon to do my dirty bidding – but this time my cowardly ducking tactics coompletely failed to work and on the evening of January 6, 2010 the truth is out of the bag. I have uncontrollable cowardice in my heart and soul. My skills only work with slow, old, faded second raters. I know prime beasts like Margarito, Cotto, Mosley and Williams would knock me out. And I know Manny Pacquiao would not only slaughter me but his beautiful class, honor and dignity would make my immature and foul behavior look like a complete ugly disgrace in comparison. I know for certain he is the superior in every category. I don’t know how this open display of pure, honest cowardice will effect my relationships with HBO, Golden Boy or my ****** fans. But I don’t really care, at least now I don’t have to get slaughtered, brutalized and bashed upside the head by the greatest fighter in boxing history Manny Pacquiao on March 13.”

              LOLzzzzz this is so funny...

              hahahahaha....

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              • noslen69ers
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                #167
                This game of chicken just got a little more interesting. Now with Mayweather making the 14 day cutoff statement (if he did), I think Team Pacquiao got what they wanted......a cutoff date for the fight. I think if push came to shove, a week would have been good for Team Pacquiao. Now they got their cutoff date. Let's put all this BS aside and sign the dotted line.

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                • jetgeomcx
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                  #168
                  Originally posted by Xplosivo
                  MORE LIES BY TEAM PACQUIAO:

                  Sports Centre just reported that floyd made a counter offer of 14 days but it was rejected by pacquiao's team.

                  Mwuahahahaha

                  "FLOYD DIDN'T MAKE A COUNTER OFFER"

                  "FLOYD DIDN'T BUDGE"

                  "FLOYD DIDN'T NEGOTIATE AND JUST REFUSED"

                  *******S GETTING OWNED
                  floyd only made the counter-offer after the mediator called arum and declared the fyt is off!!
                  floyd is now desperate and is on "panic mode"..hence the 14 days from out of the blue!!

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                  • R.M {7}
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                    #169
                    Nothing there. That article didnt specify anything.

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                    • noslen69ers
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                      #170
                      Floyd does need this fight more than Pacquiao. Apparently there is a fight set for the 20th of March.....Pacquiao vs Clottey

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