Comments Thread For: Team Pacquiao Not Confident: Mayweather Fight in Doubt

[V.WEBB]

What? They gave him a contract and over a month to agree to it or disagree to it. You do realize that for a huge PPV event to generate enough money to warrant all the money put up to even hold it in the first place, there needs to be MONTHS of advertising and promotional tours and media days beforehand. The fighters also need to have an extensive training camp as well and they already have a date set aside for November 13.

All Floyd has to say is the contract is crap or something and they can work out the issues but if he says nothing at all, who is to blame: the guys proceeding with a plan B or the guys not making any attempt to even go with plan A?

Floyd's fault man, plain as day

You sound VERY confident in what Arum has spewed out....sorry to hear that.

[flint]

again. all roads lead to floyd money mayweather.

[mathed]

The real question is, "who is the only fighter that would refuse a drug test?" a fighter that's cheating and doesn't want to be caught. Even for $50 million? How 14 days no good in Jan? Then Mayweather says no more concessions on drug testing, then 14 days is ok? Manny keeps the fight just out of reach.

How come they did not test either Mosley nor Floyd any closer than 14 days for their fight then? Are they cheaters too?

[BuddyBud]

Congresman pac will duck him saying he has a congressional no-OST meeting to attened with margarito and cotto...

[BuddyBud]

again. all roads lead to floyd money mayweather.

sound ****in sweet, just like all roads lead to rome all prey is consumed by the gorilla dog..

[mathed]

You sound VERY confident in what Arum has spewed out....sorry to hear that.

LOL, listen to you...it sounds like it is Floyd who has you hoodwinked man. What do boxers do again? I'll tell you, they box for a living that's what they do. If Floyd did not like the contract terms or never received a contract to begin with, then why not tell the public and validate his fans intuitions by confirming that Arum is lying?

All you are doing is calling Arum a liar but you,nor anybody else calling him and team Pac liars have shown ANY proof to justify your accusations. You are the one with Floyd in your sig calling him the greatest or whatever (edit: it says he is one of the big three, obviously the biggest at 147. If he is such a big boy, then he needs to be a big boy and speak up don't sit there quiet as a church mouse about the whole thing), you don't see Pac in my sig do you?

A bunch of people call Pac a cheater and Arum a liar...I'll agree that Arum is pretty shiesty but to say he never sent a contract to Floyd or whatever without showing any proof of this is pretty weak. Once again, all Floyd needed to do was speak to ESPN or whatever and say the terms were not agreeable or I never even got a contract....something, anything...yet there is nothing.

[1pretty boy1]

How do you know it's BS? Looks like the guys negotiating for Mayweather have agreed to the terms and Team Pac have agreed to the terms. Now it's up to Floyd to agree, man up and fight.

did you see the contract? do you know which terms they agreed? Nope, so STFU

[empiricix]

Again, I ask...


How long does it take for Mayweather to read a friggin' contract and say that the terms are not acceptable to him? If there is anything there that fails to meet his demands, why not throw the contract back in Arum's face? If he really wanted the fight to happen, why not reiterate his terms so that the public knows where he stands?


Floyd, speak up! Your fans are scrambling to find excuses over your deafening silence!

[M.I.C.]

How is it that every deal is Bob Arum sending somebody some **** with a deadline, the way I see it, Floyd presents them the terms and they need to decide, Floyd terms have been clear so Arum and his reverse the table thing ain't nothing but media bull****. They have no leverage on Floyd so his deadline is a joke. They have plenty of leverage on Margarito or Cotto though so its not surprising that's where they want to go.

[maguirre]

Sign the contract, Floyd.