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Floyd is suppose to be a Gladiator man-up!
Have you watched Spartacus? As a gladiator you fight for your life. You fight for the crowd. They have all the kinds of weapon to use. But in the end the skilled fighter still wins even if the opponent has the biggest meanest weapon.
If you believe on how skilled your fighter is he will win.
The better man always wins.
Floyd has the height weight reach built size advantage already. He is fighting a midget (pac). And if you have been following what arum has proposed for Greenburg(hbo) to tell floyd he is willing to have more extra test up to the day of the fight if necessary.
to Floyd fans, Don't be a coward like your boy. Instead, convince him to fight.
As a fan I am disappointed at floyd. You should to. I would hate on pac if he puts road blocks aswell, but he is embracing the fight. floyd should to. and man-up!
If there is only one fight left that matters for both fighters it is this fight. nothing more.
It's called legacy brother. As a boxer you strive for the day to come when you fight the biggest fight of your life. That is Pac vs May. Both should embrace it.
It's how legacy is made.
Or forever be etched as a coward in the annals of boxing history.
If you believe on how skilled your fighter is he will win.
The better man always wins.
Floyd has the height weight reach built size advantage already. He is fighting a midget (pac). And if you have been following what arum has proposed for Greenburg(hbo) to tell floyd he is willing to have more extra test up to the day of the fight if necessary.
to Floyd fans, Don't be a coward like your boy. Instead, convince him to fight.
As a fan I am disappointed at floyd. You should to. I would hate on pac if he puts road blocks aswell, but he is embracing the fight. floyd should to. and man-up!
If there is only one fight left that matters for both fighters it is this fight. nothing more.
It's called legacy brother. As a boxer you strive for the day to come when you fight the biggest fight of your life. That is Pac vs May. Both should embrace it.
It's how legacy is made.
Or forever be etched as a coward in the annals of boxing history.
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