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Originally posted by D4thincarnation
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mayweather agreed to everything pacquia wanted.all mayweather said was lets do testing to come in clean.then pacs excuses started flying. -
You sound pretty ******, even for this board. It has nothing to do with Pacquiao's "feelings being hurt". Or very little. Mayweather committed an act which has assessable value in money. If he is found guilty he will be penalised according to the how much the court believes the representations of Pacquiao's lawyers as to the amount of damage done to his reputation.Originally posted by flint View Post
And, in answer to some posters' comments I believe that Mayweather Senior and Roger Mayweather are also parties to this suit. Possibly MannyP.'s lawyers have gone for the defendant with the most money, we don't know. I think they will all be sued, since they are all involved.Comment
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What stipulation from Pacquiao were not cleared up in the first 2 weeks of negotiations?Originally posted by flint View PostComment
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focus, guys, focus.....Originally posted by D4thincarnation View Post
the thread is about the law suit and pac getting impatient about it...more so on floyd's never ending excuses on not submitting a deposition in court..
between pac and floyd, who beats who in the ring or who is the better fighter or who is ducking who ...are not even relevant to the topic...
posters who think the defamation suit should not have been filed in the first place; as the two could slug it out in the ring, are over simplifying the defamation issue...and may as well be still living in the wild wild west era..
if floyd's and gbp's camps have not publicly malign pac, we won't have this discussion..
pac, by suing them; in a way gave floyd and company the time and venue to prove their accusations...
the ball is in floyd's court...Comment
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Give me a ***ing break, all this is is a deposition. He can do it almost anytime he wants, whats taking so damn long? Why keep avoiding something if you ve got nothing to hide? The problem floyds having is if he goes in there and tells the truth, he s gonna end up scratching a phat ass check to manny, so lets just be honest about it. He s trying to stall until after the ortiz fight so he can try and make dropping the case one of the stipulations to making the fight with manny.
Any moron could tell he d lose in court, and im sure his lawyers have been telling him just that. The idiot and his family have been spouting off about pac and roids for 2 straight years now. What the hell did he or any of his fans think was gonna happen? If u dont know what slander means, if defamation of character is a foreign concept to u, maybe u should fill out an app to be one of floyds trusted advisors. Im still trying to understand how anyone with half the fortune and fame of floyd mayweather jr., ends up in this kind of situation to begin with. A ***ing freshman in highschool could have given floyd better advice then it seems he s been getting.Last edited by JoeDaWg; 08-04-2011, 05:37 PM.Comment
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mayweather agreed to everything.and only ask for the testing to come in clean.then pacs excuses started flying. march 13 is to early because cotto busted my eardrum.then pac switched to june and mayweather pulled his punk card then.scared of needles and then it was the flipinos elections.excuse after excuse.Comment
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National Football League players signed off on and agreed to blood testing, which has taken almost two years and a lawsuit for Manny Pacquiao to do. Dude is a fraud, and by this time next year fans will be talking Mayweather/Martinez. He ruined his own reputation.Originally posted by ThePrince View PostExpand on this idea- how exactly is a court case stopping Floyd from fighting Manny? He has at least 4 court cases pending, including felony charges that could amount to 34 years behind bars... but that's not stopping him from fighting Victor Ortiz... so why would it prevent him from fighting Pacquiao.
Oh, I get it... court cases only prevent Floyd from fighting Manny, but no one else.
“People should be smart enough to realize that he’s in the middle of legal proceedings. His focus and energy is on that, clearing his name, not on making a fight. That’s just common sense," Schaefer said.
“Anything else would be disrespectful to a judge or the legal system. … He could say, OK, let’s fight Pacquiao in May or whenever and make a deal. How would a judge feel about that? You just don’t do that.”
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focus, guys, focus.....Originally posted by flint View Post
the thread is about the law suit and pac getting impatient about it...more so on floyd's never ending excuses on not submitting a deposition in court..
between pac and floyd, who beats who in the ring or who is the better fighter or who is ducking who ...are not even relevant to the topic...
posters who think the defamation suit should not have been filed in the first place; as the two could slug it out in the ring, are over simplifying the defamation issue...and may as well be still living in the wild wild west era..
if floyd's and gbp's camps have not publicly malign pac, we won't have this discussion..
pac, by suing them; in a way gave floyd and company the time and venue to prove their accusations...
the ball is in floyd's court...
what you post above still has nothing to do with the law suit...Comment
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Tell your idol to grow up, and to grow some balls.Originally posted by ThePrince View Post
@ floyd's fluffers catching feelings. Just tell your boy to take the stand. The case is one big joke, right? He can't take a few hrs out of his day to put this thing to bed? Too busy burning $100 bills and starting brawls in clubs? What's the ****ing hold up?
It is a joke how Pacquiao continues to hide behind his ******ed idiot fan-base and his corrupt promoter.
Which one of Pacquiao 8 ridiculous excuses did you believe moron ?
Let me guess, you accepted ALL of them, correct ?
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