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Even in some of those rounds that he won was because of activity, he was being the aggressor, but he wasn't landing that many clean shots..But in the later rounds, how could anyone be that blinded and gave Oscar those rounds when he was basically in surviving mode, and completely confused..
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I had Oscar losing 6 of the first seven rds....5 if you want to be generous........it's a myth he was even in that fight early and he started losing because he stopped throwing the jab.....his jab wasn't doing ****.......he was whipping Oscars ass in rds 8,9 and 10, but the HBO crew were too busy riding his nuts and hating on Floyd to even notice.Comment
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Floyd isn't worthy for the tittle, and pac doesn't care for floyd.Comment
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i love floyd's stance on the abc belts there are way too many belts in boxing there should be 1 belt each division with an interim just in case the champ hasn't fought in a long time or won't fight the contenders there should also be 10 weight classes not 17 i mean come on there are 68 world title belts it should be just 10 and some weight classes has 3 or 4 pounds difference so ******Comment
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Ricky Hatton: I’d come back to fight Floyd Mayweather
Ricky Hatton has admitted that a rematch against Floyd Mayweather Jr would be the one fight he would find hard to turn down as he contemplates coming back into the ring for one last fight.
Hatton fell to his first career defeat by Mayweather in December 2007, a loss which left him with much soul-searching. Hatton gave Mayweather problems for four rounds until the British fighter was taken apart by the American’s counter-punching.
Hatton has fought only three times since that welterweight fight - a division above where Hatton was most successful – with only three fights since then, including a loss to Manny Pacquiao just over a year ago.
Yet the creative juices would flow, he insists, to step in one more time. The contest may not be as far-fetched as some may perceive.
Mayweather told Telegraph Sport in Las Vegas two weeks ago that his ambition is to have one fight in the UK. “I’d love to fight in the UK. When I came to the UK [ahead of his contest with Juan Manuel Marquez last year] I was blown away by the support of the UK fans, and it is something I have spent some time thinking about.”
He did not reveal thoughts on who his opponent might be. Leonard Ellerbe, Mayweather’s adviser, told Telegraph sport. “Floyd has told me he would like to have one fight in the UK, and when he wants to do it, we are in the business of making it happen. It is something we are thinking about.”
The likely venue would be the City of Manchester Stadium, or even Wembley.
"If there was one fight to come back for it would be Mayweather," said the former two-weight world champion to the Manchester Evening News.
"He's the one. Even after he beat me I thought he still showed me no respect. I'd like another pop at him if I had my choice."
"I'm enjoying what I'm doing and I don't have a desire to come back at the minute," he admitted. "That doesn't mean I won't in a few months time. I won't make a comeback until I've got the bit between my teeth and I'm 100 percent again."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/oth...ayweather.html
Translation: "I want my biggest payday."Last edited by Carpe Diem; 05-21-2010, 03:16 PM.Comment
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Bump.........................Comment
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I really hope that rematch never takes place.Comment
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