Mayweather doesn't want to fight Pacquiao. He never did.

[makaveli87]

Another piece of **** post from the biggest POS poster on this site! Do you actually get paid by Bob Arum or are you just another Ronnie Nathanielsz - an upaid ass kisser?

Biggest POS poster on the site huh lol. Looks like I hurt someone's feelings. I have 37 posts in 5 years.....
I think those honors go to a guy named burner, though i don't see him on here any more.

[mindreader]

I think Floyd thinks PAC is to much of a risk for his precious "0"

[makaveli87]

I think Floyd thinks PAC is to much of a risk for his precious "0"

This is the most likely senario.

[MindBat]

We all know the Mayweather camp made up those accusations against Pacquiao last time to ruin the negotiation process. It worked. Pacquiao didn't want to look like a ***** by agreeing to everything. He had every right to.....those are not the rules in boxing. But now that Mosley agreed to those same stipulations, Pacquiao is willing to comply. He now agrees to the same deal Mosley got, the same deal that was offered to him before.

Mayweather doesn't want to fight him though. If he wanted to fight, he would have already signed the contract. He wont say "no" either to save face. Instead he will wait out the deadline, forcing Pacquiao to move on.

There will NOT be a Mayweather Pacuiao fight this November.

Peace

Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but Shane never asked for 14 day cut-off dates. He submitted to random testing and passed them all.

[Mayabang]

This is the most likely senario.

Whether you think Floyd's previous fights were less risky, it's still a risk whenever he steps inside the ring. Truth is, you never really know what can happen inside a ring. And if ever the the time Floyd should really risk his '0' then a fight with Pac is the best time since the Reward over Risk is the biggest he will ever receive in his career.

[makaveli87]

Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but Shane never asked for 14 day cut-off dates. He submitted to random testing and passed them all.

You completely mis read what i wrote. Where is the word asked on my post? I said he agreed.

[makaveli87]

Whether you think Floyd's previous fights were less risky, it's still a risk whenever he steps inside the ring. Truth is, you never really know what can happen inside a ring. And if ever the the time Floyd should really risk his '0' then a fight with Pac is the best time since the Reward over Risk is the biggest he will ever receive in his career.

Biggest risk, biggest reward. However I wouldn't call his other purses chump change. If he loses his Zero he can say goodbye to his disproportionately high PPV buy rate for the amount of fans he has. I think he values this over one fights purse since it is his way of being "Money" Mayweather. His fights after he loses will sell significantly less. He knows this.

[Born2Live]

The fact that you even asked this question and not knowing the answer, proves that you don't know anything, you're a pac hater, or *****.

I actually know the answer (It isn't part of the commission) but i was asking for it to get answered by the poster who said Mayweather makes his own rules/stipulations up since Team Pacquiao have been doing that since 2005.

I'm neither a '*****' or '*******', I'm a fan of both but i say it how i see it.

[baracuda]

Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but Shane never asked for 14 day cut-off dates. He submitted to random testing and passed them all.

yeah but there was an 18 day cut off in that fight.......

[007geyweather]

ppl will respect him more the moment they see him step inside the ring. For until then he will feel that the world is against him for coming up with these demands. I met of ppl who are Floyds fans, and we used to argue who is the best. After hearing floyds demand they quickly realise how coward floyd is.