Comments Thread For: Floyd Mayweather Jr. Talks Manny Pacquiao and Steroids

[one-Punch]

Ok, I like Floyd, but this was a really really bad interview. Now from what I understand, he is basically jealous of Pacquiao. Which is why he decided to bring up this random blood test. This isn't because of senior. It's because he basically can't believe Manny has accomplished what he has. I remember seeing this video of Floyd cheering his ass off for Manny. Then Manny decides to go murder DLH and Hatton in the ring, and everything changes. Now Floyd is completely against him. Hmmm, I wonder why?

[natdizzle]

Floyd had no choice

As much of an ******* as Floyd can be, you gotta admit he does make some valid points on this one. He blatantly ducked Margarito when he fought Baldomir. He blatantly ducked Cotto when he "retired". But in this case I honestly don't think he ducked Manny at all, especially being that he agreed to the $1 million per pound penalty of each overweight pound. Also he agreed to fight Shane Mosley, and that's gonna be an even harder fight for Floyd than Manny would have been.....just WATCH!

Floyd had no choice out there but to take on Mosley in order to avoid anymore negative press. After the Manny fallout, his only legit choice was Mosley. I guess an overrated Paul Williams could have been an option but Floyd probably would've complained that he's too tall. Mosley is Floyd's saving grace.

[Marciano90s]

Props to Floyd for stepping up and fighting Mosley. But it doesnt change the fact that he is one ignortant **** lol. He should really hear himself talk sometimes...

and slap himself then

[mano-mano]

[QUOTE=BIGPOPPAPUMP;7387028]Mayweather is scared.trying his best to avoid Pac.he!he!he!

[Kilrain]

Floyd is a moron. 'a fighter doesn't start off like Manny Pacquiao, just ordinary, and then once he gets over the age of 25 he becomes and (sic) extraordinary fighter'

When was Pac ever ordinary? He had two early losses when he was a kid but he was always a huge talent, won a WBC strap after only a couple years as a pro (THE SACRED BELT FLOYD CONSTANTLY BIGS UP), he was a great fighter before the age of 25, he just kept improving, stayed disciplined and kept the same trainer. Floyd is jealous

[Boxing Scene]

Floyd says a fighter can't improve. This is a ****** ****** article and that man is the most jealous **** in the universe.

[Alibata]

Floyd just admitted that he thinks Pac is an EXTRAORDINARY FIGHTER.




That's the real story here, my peoples!

Yes he did, and the thing is we all no Manny don't do roids. He is just that EXTRAORDINARY... I seem to recall Floyd jumping for joy when Pac kd Morales.... He wasn't complaining then.

[Dave Rado]

Hopkins is from a higher weight class, and he was very good for a very long time he is not better now he has just been able to maintain a high level. Also what B-Hop has been able to do is certainly not commonplace.

It is not the same thing.

Hopkins was not considered a really world class fighter until he beat Trinidad at the age of 36. And he improved dramatically when he changed his style. The version of Hopkins who lost almost every round to Jones was nothing like as good as the version who won almost every round against Trinidad.

Pacquiao's record up to the age of 25 was far better than Hopkins' record up to the age of 30.

And no one claimed that what Pacquiao has achieved is commonplace. But if you think that anyone who achieves anything that is not commonplace must be on drugs, then by your own logic, Hopkins must be on drugs. If you don't think that about Hopkins then it is serious and malicious double standards to assume that about Pacquiao.

[IMDAZED]

Hopkins was not considered a really world class fighter until he beat Trinidad at the age of 36. And he improved dramatically when he changed his style. The version of Hopkins who lost to Jones was nothing like as good as the version who beat Trinidad.

Pacquiao's record up to the age of 25 was far better than Hopkins' record up to the age of 30.

Actually, Hopkins was ranked in the top 10 pound for pound when he fought Tito and had been for many years.

[Tiozzo]

I agree with Floyd about the tests and the will to change obsolete rules.

But I don't know about Pacman. Some fighters do get better with age. Hopkins was a slugger in the beginning. Now he's a boxer. So is Pacman. You're not supposed to get stronger or faster as the years pass, but better, yes you can.