Mayweather and southpaws..

[IronDanHamza]

Good grief, Daggums lost his mind worst than I thought.

You've really taken this loss hard.

[12TRIBEsRiSe]

pac man lost, nothing else to read here

[The Big Dunn]

lol!!!!!!!!!!! entire post full of lol's.

and manny wouldn't be younger, fresher, and faster not to mention not knocked out cold recently? oh the irony omg

no i'm not over exaggerating. you are not being honest by saying it was floyd who lowered pac's output when that has been the way he has been fighting for a while now. also output doesn't matter. clean punches do and it was pac who was landing the clean punches. not floyd. you can't deny that.

maybe things would have been different if they had fought years ago. i'm sure they would have. to say floyd would have done better is strange though since he didn't even think that and waited for pac to lower his output in recent fights.

I acknowledged Manny wouldn't have been coming off a KO in my previous post so why are you acting like I am not factoring that in or giving him credit?

Floyd would've lowered his output 5 years ago utilizing the same techniques he used May 2nd, only with more speed and power. Manny landed some punches, of course he did.

This is where you are completely dishonest. Manny refused the fight in 09. Manny allowed Bob's future son in law to put stitches he didn't need in his head 6-8 weeks after the JMM fight so that he suddenly couldn't fight in May 2012. It was Manny that tuned down his highest ever payday (no ppv) in 2013 that led to him getting KTFO. You will justify his reasons (something you do not do when discussing why GGG gets turned down for fights) rather than hold him accountable for his actions.

You complain about how the discussion is framed. Ok how about you take some of your own advice and ask why Manny made the decisions to not fight when he was in better fighting condition. My guess, is he and his team understood something you will never admit-that Floyd's length, height and style were always going to be an issue.

[DeadLikeMe]

Most devastating loss in boxing history. 1 year anniversary incoming