Floyd Mayweather: "I Only Want One Person, Pacquiao...Why Is He Duckin' And Dodgin'

[tatangb45]

im guessing u finally just gave up huh?? lol good. u dont have nothing to prove to these infidels on this board. u are entitled to worship who you want to worship. this is a free internet. now just make sure you deposit your cash i the collection box named ppv the next time your god fights and everything is all good.

What are you talking about?

[Kagami Taiga]

What are you talking about?

im talking about your pac worship. ur wasting your time on here tho. faith and facts dont mix. these ppl dont understand you because they do not share the same god.

[eddoes]

im talking about your pac worship. ur wasting your time on here tho. faith and facts dont mix. these ppl dont understand you because they do not share the same god.

Youre confusing him. He is not smart enough to realize youre telling him he is ignoring facts and treating Pacquiao like a god

[Reloaded]

im talking about your pac worship. ur wasting your time on here tho. faith and facts dont mix. these ppl dont understand you because they do not share the same god.

In plain English without the mystic attachment ,,,, lots of people in here are not ****** in by the fabrication of Pac , for what he is supposed to be , for what he is supposed to have achieved , he has turned out to be a fraud , and it stands out like dog balls !

[Doctor_Tenma]

I don't know why you left to get your grub on when you were eating good in this thread. However, if there is any fighter, based on past and present credentials, who deserves another shot at redemption it's Miguel Cotto. I know he has little chance of beating either Mayweather or the ducker who will remain nameless. But you could say the same for pretty much every opponent not named Martinez. Cotto is a big name, has exorcized his demons and although well past his best, is still formidable, has taken on the best opponent available more often than not and dammit is one of the sport's few good guys. Margarito may have been shot but it took a lot for Cotto to face that demon and he deserves to be commended. He wouldn't be my preference but if the fight we all want doesn't occur, Miguel Cotto isn't a bad consolation prize.

Cotto's main issue has always been his inability to put it all together. If he decides to bring his right hand, circle Pacquiao, stay off the ropes and fight a disciplined fight, that alone could make a world of difference. Lets not forget he has a better more experienced trainer this time too. I disagree strongly with those who think Cotto doesn't stand a chance against Pacquiao in the rematch.

I agree that Cotto is past his prime, but as you said, him exorcizing the demons, we may no longer see constant flash backs of Cotto-Margarito I every time Cotto faces a tiny bit of adversity. I think counting Cotto out is overrating Paquiao's skills again.

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Cotto's main issue has always been his inability to put it all together. If he decides to bring his right hand, circle Pacquiao, stay off the ropes and fight a disciplined fight, that alone could make a world of difference. Lets not forget he has a better more experienced trainer this time too. I disagree strongly with those who think Cotto doesn't stand a chance against Pacquiao in the rematch.

I agree that Cotto is past his prime, but as you said, him exorcizing the demons, we may no longer see constant flash backs of Cotto-Margarito I every time Cotto faces a tiny bit of adversity. I think counting Cotto out is overrating Paquiao's skills again.

Its all relative to weight , Cotto would have trouble at 147 now , 150 for him is probably perfect but 154 would be good for him as well , so it depends on what weight they fight at , 145 Pac does the same again 150 Cotto wins , its not just Pac and Cotto on face value .

[jaestix1]

I don't know why you left to get your grub on when you were eating good in this thread. However, if there is any fighter, based on past and present credentials, who deserves another shot at redemption it's Miguel Cotto. I know he has little chance of beating either Mayweather or the ducker who will remain nameless. But you could say the same for pretty much every opponent not named Martinez. Cotto is a big name, has exorcized his demons and although well past his best, is still formidable, has taken on the best opponent available more often than not and dammit is one of the sport's few good guys. Margarito may have been shot but it took a lot for Cotto to face that demon and he deserves to be commended. He wouldn't be my preference but if the fight we all want doesn't occur, Miguel Cotto isn't a bad consolation prize.

martinez, pac or jail....these are the only real options for floyd......cotto won't do anything for floyd but bring in more annoying *******s discrediting the fight.

[Doctor_Tenma]

martinez, pac or jail....these are the only real options for floyd......cotto won't do anything for floyd but bring in more annoying *******s discrediting the fight.

Although his options are limited, fighting in itself is an important option considering he's 35 and he has to stay sharp. You must consider that he has only fought 4 rounds, 4 rounds in what will reach to span of over 2 years. That's.not.good.at.all.

[Thornton Melon]

Its all relative to weight , Cotto would have trouble at 147 now , 150 for him is probably perfect but 154 would be good for him as well , so it depends on what weight they fight at , 145 Pac does the same again 150 Cotto wins , its not just Pac and Cotto on face value .

I dont understand a couple of these pictures. Hatton was coming off a solid win against Malignaggi where he battered Malignaggi and TKO'd him. So how was he never the same mentally? And Cotto was coming off a win against Clottey and weighed only 1 pound less in the Pacquiao fight then he was in the Clottey fight.

I agree with all the others though.

[Thornton Melon]

Same old nut riding and dee sucking interview from f-hype...............



Just ask questions like a normal person, that is all i ask