Comments Thread For: Mayweather Explains Why 'He Can't' Give Pacquiao 50-50

[tatangb45]

You are purposely pretending to be ******ed for no reasonother than you would rather come across that way than simply admit floyd sells more. floyd on his own (Ortiz) 1.25 mil. Manny on his own (Clotty) 750k. Manny with biggest ppv star ODh- 1.25, floyd with biggest ppv star- 2.44. Manny with #3 cotto 1.25 mil floyd with #3 TBD (but if he did 1.25 with Ortiz well you get my drift.)

Keep making excuses and spin it any way you want I don't mind. I know the truth as do you.

You keep repeating your flawed and ****** logic. Floyd is not the better draw compared to Pac!
Maybe this article will finally crack your thick dumb skull. Read it, digest it and stop making yourself the laughing stock in this forum.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...NqfUxfiL_IrFDg

[tatangb45]

You keep repeating your flawed and ****** logic. Floyd is not the better draw compared to Pac!
Maybe this article will finally crack your thick dumb skull. Read it, digest it and stop making yourself the laughing stock in this forum.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...NqfUxfiL_IrFDg

One more attempt.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...NqfUxfiL_IrFDg

[tatangb45]

One more attempt.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...NqfUxfiL_IrFDg

Still won't work. Anyway, the article was written by John Mckenna and the title is "Pacquiao tops Mayweather in PPV Buys for the Last Three Fights".

'World Boxing Organization (WBO) champion Manny Pacquiao (54-3-2, 38 KOs) has topped WBC champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (42-0, 26 KOs) in PPV buys for his last three fights. In addition Pacquiao's live gate attendance far exceeds Mayweather during the same time span.

Manny's last fight against Juan Manuel Marquez drew 1.41m PPV buys while Floyd's fight against Victor Ortiz drew 1.25m PPV buys. Floyd's fight with Marquez drew 1m PPV buys.

Pacquiao's fight with Antonio Margarito in 2010 drew 1.5m buys while Floyd's fight with Mosley drew 1.4m PPV buys. Despite Mosley being percieived as a shot fighter, Pacquiao drew 1.3m PPV buys in their May 2011 fight.

In total Pacquiao's last three fights have drawn 3.86m PPV buys while Mayweather's last three fights pulled 3.65m PPV buys. In summation, Pacquiao drew in 210,000 more PPV buys than Mayweather did. When you take into account the higher number of PPV buys that Pacquiao's fight have drawn, it translates into a cool $10M in cash.

It is true that the Oscar/Floyd fight in May 2007 drew a record of 2.4m PPV hits. Many boxing observers attribute the high PPV numbers in that fight to the extreme popularity of the Golden Boy, and the fact that it was held on Cinco De Mayo holiday.

But Pacquiao's recent higher PPV numbers only tell part of the story. In the same three fights Pacquaio sold out the venus, while Mayweahter's last three fights were not not sold out. In addition, when Pacquiao fights at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas a significantly higher number of high rollers from Asia fly to Vegas for his fights. The economic impact in Las Vegas for a Pacquiao fight far outstrips that of any other fighter.

In a study by CSE, an integrated sports and marketing firm, Pacquiao is one of only two boxers in the 2012 Power Rankings of the most powerful athletes in the world. Manny is ranked at number 28. Mayweather is ranked 49th in the same study. Both on and off the field accomplishments are taken into account in the rankings. Endorsements and media presence figure heavily in the rankings.

Mayweather's assertion that he deserves a bigger piece of the pie if and when he fights Pacquiao is absurd notwithstanding Manny's statement a couple of months ago that he is willing to take a smaller cut. Of course Floyd now seizes Pacquiao's own words and uses them as a further excuse not to fight him.'

[pasawayako]

At this point in time, in spite of Floyd's skills, his chances of winning a fight against Pac has been greatly diminished for one simple but very compelling reason. Once fear sets in a boxer's psyche, he has lost at least half of the fight.
To put it in another way, once your balls are gone, you're done.

I agree, that's why i give floyd a little chance to pull an upset against pac.

[pasawayako]

Bump for someone doesn't know floyd new excuse to duck pac again.

[Jensen_usmc]

What if Bradley pulls an upset? Are we going to care about this fight anymore or will it go away just like that?

If bradley pulls the upset, then most likely the interest from most fans will go away and if they May/Pac happens with no upset from Cotto either, then Pac will pretty much have to do whatever May wants.

[tenPt]

What if Bradley pulls an upset? Are we going to care about this fight anymore or will it go away just like that?

If that were to happen Mayweather would suddenly be happy with 50-50 to fight Pacquiao. Funny how that works.

[Kenny MF Powers]

If that were to happen Mayweather would suddenly be happy with 50-50 to fight Pacquiao. Funny how that works.

I understand the ****** logic and wanting to fit in with the other morons, but this makes absolutely no sense outside of the internet cafe you must be in.

Why would he be willing to offer Criminao more money after losing to Bradley? If anything Manny would be getting much less...

[Brother Jay]

I agree, that's why i give floyd a little chance to pull an upset against pac.

Hahahaha ... further proof that the paqtards are clueless.

I'm not even sure that Manny wouldn't be the favorite going in against JMM in a 4th fight.

Get real.

[pasawayako]

Hahahaha ... further proof that the paqtards are clueless.

I'm not even sure that Manny wouldn't be the favorite going in against JMM in a 4th fight.

Get real.

Lol. Laugh all u want but ask yourself why floyd is doing every possible roadblock for this fight.
Only *****s support the 100-0 split of floyd. :Lol1: