I love how people change their stances, "boxing is a business"
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i once encountered those floyd "boxing is a business" fans and they almost crucified me for arguing that fighters should fight to please the fans. they are the same "legacy don't pay the bills" believers. and ironically, they're also the same posters who are criticizing the pac-margo fight just like what the ts is saying.Comment
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and when did you get a trademark on " I love how..."?
I've don't remember even seeing your threads or participating in them,
thats how memorable they are and how much you own the rights to them.
Just the fact that you're upset about a thread title is, well,
pretty lame.Comment
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i once encountered those floyd "boxing is a business" fans and they almost crucified me for arguing that fighters should fight to please the fans. they are the same "legacy don't pay the bills" believers. and ironically, they're also the same posters who are criticizing the pac-margo fight just like what the ts is saying.
Suddenly, "boxing isn't a business" and "Pacquiao needs to take better fights against more deserving opponents".Comment
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who are you again?
and when did you get a trademark on " I love how..."?
I've don't remember even seeing your threads or participating in them,
thats how memorable they are and how much you own the rights to them.
Just the fact that you're upset about a thread title is, well,
pretty lame.Comment
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Here is why: (1) The weight limit established will be 2 lbs below the designated limit of 154lbs for the division's belt. (2) Margarito was beaten (convincingly) by Shane Mosley and (3) Arum's approach to keeping fights in house is NO way to run a business. JMM would have been equally if not more lucrative than a fight with Margarito.
My point simply although it's a commendable challenge to fight Margarito (no doubt) there are way too many questions and unethical dealings surrounding this fight. One that truly takes away from the sport. Some of which is Pac's fault, some of which is the promoter, but if you believe that this fight is "legitamate" than that is your opinion. Furthermore, I won't way this fight will NOT be entertaining, I'm sure it will be while it lasts.
I am not a Floyd Fan...I am a fan of the sport.
Later.Comment
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Thats all I care about and all I've ever cared about.
Never, ever once have I muttered that, "well, he doesn't bring much to the table, he has no bargaining power, he doesn't have much of a fan base".
all thats ever mattered to me as a boxing fan is this,
how good of a fight its going to be.
I don't get suckered into being part of an event, or whether the guy has an exploding personality.
I just want to see good fights.Comment
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Although I do agree that for that "one reason or another" PBF did not fight Margo or Pac. I respectfully disagree that this fight is legitamate.
Here is why: (1) The weight limit established will be 2 lbs below the designated limit of 154lbs for the division's belt. (2) Margarito was beaten (convincingly) by Shane Mosley and (3) Arum's approach to keeping fights in house is NO way to run a business. JMM would have been equally if not more lucrative than a fight with Margarito.
My point simply although it's a commendable challenge to fight Margarito (no doubt) there are way too many questions and unethical dealings surrounding this fight. One that truly takes away from the sport. Some of which is Pac's fault, some of which is the promoter, but if you believe that this fight is "legitamate" than that is your opinion. Furthermore, I won't way this fight will NOT be entertaining, I'm sure it will be while it lasts.
I am not a Floyd Fan...I am a fan of the sport.
Later.Comment
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151lb catchweight isn't a big deal for Margo. He's being given 4lbs over the WW limit, which he made for most of his fights anyway. He'll be 160+ on fight night.
Manny will be at 148-151 on fight night. Guaranteed he doesn't even weigh in over 147.Comment
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