Bob Arum: "Singapore offered Floyd 65million"

[-Kev-]

Why would Floyd fight an Asian fighter on Asian soil? Who is he now, Glen Johnson? Floyd is the bigger PPV star, and he can fight any one else in Las Vegas.

Point is, Asian fighter on Asian land=No.

[KnockUTheFukOut]

what is funny is how SOME PEOPLE believe what ever comes out of this Old Mans Mouth hahaha

[Vegan101]

Gayweather is really shook, he's afraid to fight a one dimensional, easy work/money asian midget.

[syphillis]

Why would Floyd fight an Asian fighter on Asian soil? Who is he now, Glen Johnson? Floyd is the bigger PPV star, and he can fight any one else in Las Vegas.

Point is, Asian fighter on Asian land=No.

So non-American fighter on American land = No?

[Alibata]

Here, let me try that with a more plausible scenario.

It doesn't but it sure does corroborate with what the Mayweathers are saying... This coincidence seems very common for it to be ignored. I guess pacq fans do have that thick of a skin because they love pacq that much. It is like me telling you pacq uses PEDs... You don't have to take my word for it but if getting faster n stronger moving up and he avoids OSTs then accepts but an said said he will not undergo OST... You still don't have to believe it but you'd be a fool not to if everyone else is telling you otherwise..

How was that?

Everyone???LOL... You mean crackheads and *****s... Everyone seems to be just fine with manny. You better ask somebody.


Here is everybody. Don't sound like they agree with you buddy...



Fellow fighters



Fellow athletes






The Media



Entertainers




World leaders like Mandela, Reid, *****

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...71A0F520110211





Last but not least boxing fans

[Prime 407]

It's true, Floyd has already lost to Pac 41-1

[Scary]

Singapore to host Pacquiao-Mayweather bout?
August 21st, 2010 | Author: psports

by Ian De Cotta | Today Online

SINGAPORE – He is the world’s hottest boxing property and barely five hours after touching down at Changi Airport on Friday, Manny Pacquiao (picture) said he is keen to stage his biggest fight in Singapore. His preferred opponent: The much vaunted Floyd Mayweather Jr of the United States.

But Mayweather himself has to say yes. Nothing was said about the doping and blood test issue, which had hampered previous discussions between the two fighters’ camps.

Experts predict a clash between two of the world’s best boxers could create one of the biggest purses in the sport’s history, with each earning at least US$60 million ($81.5 million).

In an exclusive interview with Media-Corp at Vanda Boxing Club in Havelock Road, the 31-year-old Filipino superstar said he will speak to his boxing promoter, Bob Arum, to help make the event happen.

“I will talk to Bob Arum to stage one of my fights in Singapore, maybe next year,” said Pacquiao.

His clash with the unbeaten Mayweather would be the one of the most anticipated world championship bouts.

Pacquiao, also known as “Pacman”, is the reigning World Boxing Organisation welterweight champion and the only boxer ever to win nine titles in seven weight divisions.

Mayweather, the former World Boxing Council welterweight champion, owned nine championship belts in five divisions.

A face-off between the two was on the cards in March this year but was called off following unresolved arguments over blood testing for drugs.

Pacquiao, who will next fight Mexico’s Antonio Margarito on Nov 13, said: “I want to fight Mayweather because people are excited about it. I will ask Bob Arum if this is the match that can be staged here.”

Last year, Pacquiao fought at the 16,800-capacity MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. His last bout was against Ghana’s Joshua Clottey in March at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Texas in front of 40,000 fans.

Boxing aficionados feel the Marina Bay floating platform could be an ideal venue – with a seating capacity of 27,000 and a stunning backdrop made famous worldwide after two successful Formula 1 races and the opening ceremony of the Youth Olympic Games last Saturday.

The Singapore Tourism Board (STB), which arranged Pacquiao’s visit here, told MediaCorp they are keen to help make a fight of this magnitude happen.

“This is something we will support and do whatever we can to help make it a success,” said Mr Justin Chew, STB’s executive director for hospitality, F1 and sports.

Wow... What a ****ING *****boy that ****er is!

[Reloaded]

Why would Floyd fight an Asian fighter on Asian soil? Who is he now, Glen Johnson? Floyd is the bigger PPV star, and he can fight any one else in Las Vegas.

Point is, Asian fighter on Asian land=No.

Didnt JMM fight over there .

[Roja's480]

didnt read an article but does bob arum mention anything of them signing the contract were they agree to random blood testing up to the fight, just a simple yes or no will suffice

[tibbar]

LOL at these *****s who are butthurt about an interview against floyd that they wasted time and effort to picked it up and posted it here in NSB and tell everyone theyre not hurting, hypocrisy at its best.

funnier thing is that their dis*****g the statement of one of the person in the know telling its a lie as if these *****s know more of the going ons. what hallucinating idiots