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ok,whatever but please admit that pacman and his team are a bunch of lying hypocrites...i dont give a **** who sues who but at the end of it all pacman stopped us from getting to see the biggest fight in history....bloody idiot....i was a fan of both men but forget pac and his team....not because he is a **** boxer or anything but the hypocricy and double standards against floyd is ridiculous..if it were floyd team who lied you lot would sacrifice him so why not sacrifice Pacman too..huh....personally i think its a race thing...no joke!!!!Comment
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Please tell me you aren't actually that slow. To win defamation you have to prove damages, which Mayweather can not. Manny on the other hand has 40 threads a day on NSB alone about him being on roids which could affect his endorsements ,therefore, he can prove damages.Comment
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How about the mediator and Al Haymon saying the information given by Bob Arum was FALSE.
Here is what you should know about defamation:
Written or oral statements made by one person to another, and made public ("published"), which tend to bring the character or reputation of that person into disrepute.
Injury to a person's character, fame, or reputation by false and malicious statements
Arum LIED.
The Federal Judge/Mediator and AL Haymon articles support that.
Not only that Arum broke out the news to everyone about the mediation when it was STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, and was agreed by both sides that it will remain that way.
Now read SLOWLY the ORIGINAL POST and if you still dont think they have a good case then your a *******.Last edited by Xplosivo; 01-07-2010, 06:45 PM.Comment
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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
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UPDATE:
Arum said Wednesday night that Mayweather ultimately didn't want to risk losing, with another source close to the negotiiations saying Pacquiao conceded to allow a blood test 24 days before the fight -- he previously would allow a blood draw only 30 days before the bout -- and sought an apology from Mayweather's team for implying the Filipino star has used performance-enhancing drugs.
Weinstein did not address specifics but made these points testifying to Mayweather's cooperativeness:
-- Both parties participated in the mediation in good faith. Both parties participated in many hours of negotiation, with a number of proposals issued by each side and carefully considered by the parties and their representatives."
-- The mediator himself did not formulate, recommend or issue a mediator's proposal. The mediator did not make an evaluation or finding that any one of the many proposals considered by the parties was the correct protocol.
-- Any attempt to characterize the mediation process as an acceptance or rejection by any of the parties of a mediator's or an arbiter's proposal or of any specific proposal is false.
Weinstein also scolded comments like those by Arum as "violations of the strict confidentiality to which the parties and their representatives agreed and which they authorized the mediator to enforce."
A person close to the negotiations told The Times today that Pacquiao's agreement to allow a blood draw 24 days before the fight fell short of the Mayweather camp's desire for Pacquiao to be tested 14 days before the super-fight that was scheduled for March 13 in Las Vegas.Comment
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good read...why did Bob lie like the truth wouldn't come out??????UPDATE:
Arum said Wednesday night that Mayweather ultimately didn't want to risk losing, with another source close to the negotiiations saying Pacquiao conceded to allow a blood test 24 days before the fight -- he previously would allow a blood draw only 30 days before the bout -- and sought an apology from Mayweather's team for implying the Filipino star has used performance-enhancing drugs.
Weinstein did not address specifics but made these points testifying to Mayweather's cooperativeness:
-- Both parties participated in the mediation in good faith. Both parties participated in many hours of negotiation, with a number of proposals issued by each side and carefully considered by the parties and their representatives."
-- The mediator himself did not formulate, recommend or issue a mediator's proposal. The mediator did not make an evaluation or finding that any one of the many proposals considered by the parties was the correct protocol.
-- Any attempt to characterize the mediation process as an acceptance or rejection by any of the parties of a mediator's or an arbiter's proposal or of any specific proposal is false.
Weinstein also scolded comments like those by Arum as "violations of the strict confidentiality to which the parties and their representatives agreed and which they authorized the mediator to enforce."
A person close to the negotiations told The Times today that Pacquiao's agreement to allow a blood draw 24 days before the fight fell short of the Mayweather camp's desire for Pacquiao to be tested 14 days before the super-fight that was scheduled for March 13 in Las Vegas.Comment
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