Would you buy Mayweather vs Canelo??

[Khalid X]

I'll pretty much buy any Pacquiao or Mayweather event unless it's something ridiculous like Mayweather vs Malignaggi or Pacquiao vs Cotto II.

I love big fights and the atmosphere they create.

[KingTito]

I would buy it. Sure.

[SWEETSCIENCE100]

Bro, I don't hate Floyd at all and I quite possibly have been following his career longer than you have, but I simply don't parade around his life, so sue me for that. What you're quoting from me isn't supposed to make me mad or angry, it is exactly what it is. You don't hear Floyd running around screaming to fight all the young fighters, are you? Is he calling out Martinez? or Canelo, or any of these guys? Of course not, because they make no financial sense to him. Let alone, though the public are barking at Pacquiao, you don't think he knows him fighting anyone else would cause backlash to him as well? I mean, I can't understand how his own fans don't realize that. Like even me being a Cotto fan, I hate the Pac vs Cotto II fight and I'm supposed to be like "Man Cotto got this now!!" That's the difference between being a biased fan and just seeing things for what they are. Both Floyd and Manny are in positions in their career where them fighting the young buck and or a #2-3 fighter does nothing for them, otherwise Floyd would have gone on to fight someone else being that other person can generate big bucks for him.

I mean think about it, what did an Ortiz win really do for Floyd more than the actual controversy of the outcome? Simply just give him more press? If that's the motive going into every fight, then yea he can fight all the up and comers. But in a realistic world, Floyd is at the tail end of his career and he's looking for the biggest check of his life and he'll bow out.

#1 Martinez is older than Floyd,lol

#2 Canelo is the fight their making since Pacquiao is to afraid to fight the GOAT!

#3 What did Ortiz fight do for Mayweather?, well the story is still being written. If Oritz comes back and ko's Berto, he still has the rest of his 20s and 30s to fight and accomplish big things. Everyone will remember who took him to school first.

#4 No im not trying to make you mad, just showing you that your being bias. You give credit to your fav fighter s who in my book are garbage, Cotto,and Pac are Top Rank hype machines! Both crumble when faced with adversity.

[Kingdelboxeo]

I'll pretty much buy any Pacquiao or Mayweather event unless it's something ridiculous like Mayweather vs Malignaggi or Pacquiao vs Cotto II.

I love big fights and the atmosphere they create.

Though I didnt buy the clottey vs Pacquiao fight on PPV I did buy to go see it live. Is that bad?? Lol

[jimboinbigd]

I'd buy it...but I'd buy any Mayweather fight. I think he's the greatest boxer of this generation and he'll only fight so many more times. WIth that said, I'd prefer he fight in this order:

1. Pac
2. Sergio
3. Cotto
4. Khan after a couple of big wins
5. Canelo after a couple of big wins

[Khalid X]

Though I didnt buy the clottey vs Pacquiao fight on PPV I did buy to go see it live. Is that bad?? Lol

Not at all...lol

I actually went to see PAC vs Clottey live, as well as the Margarito and Mosley bouts.

I like Cotto and it's no disrespect to him as a fighter, but PAC trying to face Cotto next is a slap I the face of boxing fans as he should be facing Floyd next and if not, then someone like Tim Bradley.

[Syf]

I'd follow it.

Buying it? probably not.

[terriblegabe]

Ill buy it but will ask friends and family to pitch in 5 dollars.

[Hi-Dro]

****k no

what a bull**** fight

[Kingdelboxeo]

Not at all...lol

I actually went to see PAC vs Clottey live, as well as the Margarito and Mosley bouts.

I like Cotto and it's no disrespect to him as a fighter, but PAC trying to face Cotto next is a slap I the face of boxing fans as he should be facing Floyd next and if not, then someone like Tim Bradley.

Yea I went to both of the fights. Very good atmosphere!

I like the Tim Bradley fight I don't discredit it. If its cotto at 147 then I don't like the match up