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Lol your missing the point. He is contractually obligated to the MGM Grand. Its funny how yall say Floyd should move the date but Pac doesnt have to fight on May 5th. And if Floyd doesnt move date he never intended to fight Pac and is ducking, but if Pac dont fight may 5th he gets a pass. You guys are clowns
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A guy tweets pics of himself with his belt playing on his phone, and ppl start ****ting their pants like the last 2 years of nonsense never happened. Mayweather gives everyone crumbs for a couple years, then one day decides to give a ham sandwich and everyone freaks out.
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Originally posted by kingfaze19 View Postmartinez is a middeweight (160 pounds) u fckin idiot .. if he can come down to 147 he could get his a.ss whooped too
So it was okay for Martinez to go up in weight to middleweight to challenge the world champion (Pavlik) but it is too much to ask floyd to come up to fight Martinez at a weight below the jr. middleweight limit? Wow, that is lame.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostKaren Winckler, the attorney for WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr., and the boxer's adviser, Leonard Ellerbe, advised BoxingScene.com that Mayweather is "not legally" capable of rescheduling his planned return on May 5th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Mayweather has "contract agreements" in place with several companies, which obligate Mayweather to fight on the planned May date.
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All a lot of bullarkey.
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Originally posted by hillbilly View PostMayweather is not obligated by the criminal court to fight May 5, and even if he were, his lawyer could get that changed in a day.
He likely has contractual obligations (to MGM) to fight that day, but he should have thought about that before he booked that venue without an opponent or a contract.
It is as simple as that.
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Originally posted by DrewWoodside View PostLook, I like Mayweather and it's a fact that Bobbo can be a d*ck. However, it's kind of silly for the angry mob that is boxingscene to be all indignant like Mayweather is now some super righteous wrongfully persecuted individual.
The guy blatantly ducked the fight in question for 2 years and the only reason he can only fight on May 5th is b/c he was convicted of committing a crime. He is at LEAST 50% responsible for this fight being pushed back this long, and he only began actively pursuing the fight when he saw a difficult style matchup that exposed Pac's vulnerability to an extent.
The man is acting clearly as an opportunist. No one forced Mayweather to get thrown in jail. With that said. Bob, do what you have to do to make this fight so we can stop talking about it.
But lets not act like Mayweather is some saint in all this. He isn't, and the boxing public is once again hyper reactionary to schoolyard tweets and manipulation tactics. If the fight doesn't get done, it's also b/c of the many days Mayweather was on vacation or not tweeting to make the fight happen. There are multiple guilty parties in this debacle.
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Originally posted by hillbilly View PostMayweather is not obligated by the criminal court to fight May 5, and even if he were, his lawyer could get that changed in a day.
He likely has contractual obligations (to MGM) to fight that day, but he should have thought about that before he booked that venue without an opponent or a contract.
It is as simple as that.
So what you are saying is you don't know either way, just riding the legal fence?
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