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When “Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather trounced Arturo Gatti in June, the boxing world laid witness to one of the most remarkable talents boxing has to offer. He proved with a lightning-quick fist and pure innate boxing talent that he truly is one of the sport’s pound-for-pound best.
Yet, why is a gifted fighter like Mayweather (34-0, 23 KOs) unable to commit himself to unifying the light welterweight title, thereby curing this poison of too many champions that flow through the deteriorating veins of boxing? Does he not have what it takes to be the poison’s antidote? [details]
Yet, why is a gifted fighter like Mayweather (34-0, 23 KOs) unable to commit himself to unifying the light welterweight title, thereby curing this poison of too many champions that flow through the deteriorating veins of boxing? Does he not have what it takes to be the poison’s antidote? [details]