People need to stop with the Pac/Floyd talk.

[Dorian]

Where did you say that at? I didn't see it in the OP.

My 2nd post. It's ok, no worries bro.

[sigrab]

Floyd won't fight him, we already know that. It doesn't matter who looked better against Mosley or who will do this or that. Mayweather turned down 50 million to fight a 'amateur midget'(Rogers words). Why not fight Pacquiao for 50 million if it's a easy fight and a big payday AND you regain all your credibly back and have the biggest win of his career?

He's plain and simple scared. This is coming from a general boxing fan. I always liked Mayweather but he wants to retire undefeated, he doesn't want to get KO'd.

Pacquiao vs JMM? That's a more interesting conversation because JMM would/will actually sign the dotted line and take up the challenge.

I'm a Pac fan but open-minded enough to know that if he fought Floyd, in my eyes he'd be the underdog.

Floyd is just that good.

Pac wasn't as impressive as he could have been last night. True.

But one thing that stood out to me is that he is very capable of hurting an opponent that has proven to be very difficult to hurt.

Mosley even admitted that the punch that knocked him down didn't even look like a big punch but the impact was very strong and it completely hurt him.

I think he even said that it was one of the hardest if not the hardest punch he's ever hit with.

Just imagine if Pac was able to put everything behind that punch?

Floyd is good. Actually, he's great, but I think he's seriously second guessing himself here.

His fans think Pac was exposed last night, the problem is, just like myself, I think Floyd is focused on Pac's power and toughness more than anything else.

Let's be honest, if Shane tagged Pac early and got his attention, Shane would have been knocked the fck out.

Just look at how Pac responded after that fluke knockdown.

He went after Shane like he wanted to chop his head off then he calmed back down again after another touch of gloves.