*****S, Do you want a COOKIE? Floyd is SUPPOSE TO BE FIGHTING WELTERWEIGHTS!!!

[Xcusemymood]

Look at all the Fraudulent jr. c*ck gaggers, TAKE THAT PAC TAKE THAT!!! YEA SUGAR SHANE!!!! YEA!!!! BEAT THAT PAC!!!! WE GOT SUGAR SHANE!!! & HE'S GONNA TAKE THE TEST!!! YEAAA!!! BOOYAAA OUTTA HERE!!!!


HE'S SUPPOSE TO FIGHT WELTERWEIGHTS!!!!!

Fvking *****s remind me of guys who say;

"Ive been out of jail for 6 months" You're suppose to stay out of jail!!!!!

"Ive been coming to work on time lately" You're suppose to come to work on time!!!


Its like they want some kind of reward or something because their boyfriend, who is a welterweight since 2005 is finally taking on a top rated threatening welterweight.

They are also going wild over the fact that Shane is taking the drug test. Of course shane is gonna take the test, HE ACTUALLY TOOK STEROIDS!!!! What is he gonna do deny it?

Grand jury testimony & victor conte accusing you = EVIDENCE OF STEROID USE.

Baseless allegations by ex convict who happens to be Floyd's dad = NOT EVIDENCE OF STEROID USE.


Well congratulations Floyd & *****holics, it only took your boyfriend 5 years & a 7.0 earthquake to fight a threatening welterweight.

What you want a cookie for doing the right thing?

LOL You do realize you look like a fool for spending countless hours campaigning that Floyd would never fight Mosley?

[Vasyl’s dad]

I think alot of this is a response to the posters who have claimed that Floyd is scared and a coward.

5 years in the division,

and he has more fights against lower division fighters than actual prime, top tier welterweights.

I can see why people say that.

Can you name me the last top tier fighter who was in a division for 5 years and has more fights against lower division fighters, than the guys in his own division?

[El Jesus]

5 years in the division,

and he has more fights against lower division fighters than actual prime, top tier welterweights.

I can see why people say that.

Can you name me the last top tier fighter who was in a division for 5 years and has more fights against lower division fighters, than the guys in his own division?

Mitchell came from 140, so thats 1.
Judah, Baldomir, De La Hoya were all established at that weight, with de la hoya being at 154

Hatton came up from 140, but keep in mind, he "wasnt ready" for years and didint care to fight him until mayweather moved up, so regardless, thats two.

then there is JMM.

so in reality, mayweather is 3/3. 3 fighters whom were from lower divisions. and 3 fighters who were established at that weight and were champions at their respective weltweight, or jr middleweight classes.

So technically you are wrong. You can say what you want about them not being good or whatever, but thats 3 champions, two welterweight and one jr middleweight. on paper, thats what it is, argue whatever ****ing variable you want (which you will). but those are the facts.


I take it you have this same frustration about jack dempsey and james braddock who held their divisions hostage for YEARS at a time without not just fighting the best, but not fighting PERIOD while contendors begged for title shots.

Historically speaking, and not that you know much about boxing history because i honestly havent seen anything that says you do, mayweather is just one of the countless fighters who tried to make the most money and minimize his risk. its nothing new in todays fight envoirment.

[Foodie One]

How the **** is this troll thread still alive?

Shows you the state NSB is in these days.

I know. I don't get it. There obsessed with the guy, more then there own god. Mayweather must be the devil. If they don't sacrafice thread space, he will destroy them.

(They're) (Than) (Their) (Sacrifice)

[American Dream]

5 years in the division,

and he has more fights against lower division fighters than actual prime, top tier welterweights.

I can see why people say that.

Can you name me the last top tier fighter who was in a division for 5 years and has more fights against lower division fighters, than the guys in his own division?

Tortilla..Floyd was active in welter for only 2 years, not 5 years..
he went to welter late 2005/early 2006..and retired at the end of 2007..he just came back in September..so if you do the math..he fought Mitchell/Judah/Baldomir/DLH/Hatton all within a 2 year span...

[Makavelli Jr.]

(They're) (Than) (Their) (Sacrifice)

Oh damn... You really got me on that one.

Quit posting that ****** video of losers. I could go make a video about the same ****ing thing, and as long as it fit your agenda you would use that to I guarantee it.

[Vasyl’s dad]

Mitchell came from 140, so thats 1.
Judah, Baldomir, De La Hoya were all established at that weight, with de la hoya being at 154

Hatton came up from 140, but keep in mind, he "wasnt ready" for years and didint care to fight him until mayweather moved up, so regardless, thats two.

then there is JMM.

so in reality, mayweather is 3/3. 3 fighters whom were from lower divisions. and 3 fighters who were established at that weight and were champions at their respective weltweight, or jr middleweight classes.

So technically you are wrong. You can say what you want about them not being good or whatever, but thats 3 champions, two welterweight and one jr middleweight. on paper, thats what it is, argue whatever ****ing variable you want (which you will). but those are the facts.


I take it you have this same frustration about jack dempsey and james braddock who held their divisions hostage for YEARS at a time without not just fighting the best, but not fighting PERIOD while contendors begged for title shots.

Historically speaking, and not that you know much about boxing history because i honestly havent seen anything that says you do, mayweather is just one of the countless fighters who tried to make the most money and minimize his risk. its nothing new in todays fight envoirment.

and technically,

you supposedly have me on ignore.


Yea, technically, 3=3.

But technically, he shouldn't have even brought those guys up to welterweight to begin with as there was more than ample competition to face in that time frame.


Historically speaking,

when looking in the annals of boxing history,

nobody cares about who made what in terms of money.

Go cry about the business elsewhere.

You don't see me hyping up fighters based on their monetary value as I don't collect a cent from them.


Admiring another mans pockets is a female trait. Enjoy yourself.

[Vasyl’s dad]

Tortilla..Floyd was active in welter for only 2 years, not 5 years..
he went to welter late 2005/early 2006..and retired at the end of 2007..he just came back in September..so if you do the math..he fought Mitchell/Judah/Baldomir/DLH/Hatton all within a 2 year span...

**** outta here with that ****.

You know, I know, we all know he "retired" in order to avoid having to fight Margarito or Cotto.

[El Jesus]

and technically,

you supposedly have me on ignore.


Yea, technically, 3=3.

But technically, he shouldn't have even brought those guys up to welterweight to begin with as there was more than ample competition to face in that time frame.


Historically speaking,

when looking in the annals of boxing history,

nobody cares about who made what in terms of money.

Go cry about the business elsewhere.

You don't see me hyping up fighters based on their monetary value as I don't collect a cent from them.


Admiring another mans pockets is a female trait. Enjoy yourself.

So you basically conceeded im correct. no matter how you spin it, floyd fought and beat 2 champions at welter and one champion at jr middleweight. even if you want to claim he cherry picked or didint take on the best (even though he fought 2 guys who had the crown), you were wrong.

spin it how you want.


im not that concerned about money or buisness but its apart of the sport and it dictates what fights get made when and where, if i choose to completely ignore this that would be very ignorant.

Either way you are wrong and you have little to no reason to continue this pathetic crusade while a good fight is being made in the meantime.

Also, me bringing up mayweather maximizing payment while minimizing risk is what this sport is basically about at the top levels, its why i brought it up, i didint cry about buisness or anything else, if you cant understand that simple fact i think it explains why you are who you continue to be.

[Cash Cow]

5 years in the division,

and he has more fights against lower division fighters than actual prime, top tier welterweights.

I can see why people say that.

Can you name me the last top tier fighter who was in a division for 5 years and has more fights against lower division fighters, than the guys in his own division?

LMAO!!