Floyd: Ill be brutal with my opponents when I come back

[djeffectz]

Pac is beatable now, hes been on the decline... True up for Floyd then Pac.

[Reloaded]

Yes. Pacman is beatable now. Perfect time for Floyd.

I heard he been beaten long time ago , he learned how to duck and who to stay away from those losses !

[Brother Jay]

You're not as clever as you think, becauseall that s**t is played out to be honest. And that Chowwokka guy or whatever destroyed any desire I had to even try to take you seriously when he posted that page detailing how many times you post here and how often you do about Floyd. Truly sad, why don't you follow fighters that you like instead of trashing one's you don't all the time?

Exactly.

D4th has always been desperate and pathetic.

Once you ask him the hard questions he shows just how weak minded Pac-tards really are.

He's still crying because Manny is ranked 5th, and wanting to commit hate crimes because Pacquiao has to call Bradley "champ".

Like Roach said "Its the world we live in".

Pac-tards should learn to love it. Instead they've chosen to believe that Pacquiao is still calling the shots.

Wrong.

Pacquiao is and always has been an underling. Its just now he's not seen as the top anything. Not even the top underling.

[IronDanHamza]

Yes. Pacman is beatable now. Perfect time for Floyd.

Pacquaio has been proven to be beatable for a very long time.

[tranquilo]

D4th's best comment

"Jabs don't count" lol what a fucking ******.

[JohnnyRebel]

Floyd, your master, invented 24/7. He fights once a year, which in itself attracts curious onlookers. He's famous for ducking fights. He's got a big mouth helping him to hype his fights no matter how boring they are. His fans overrate him. He denied Hoya's fans a rematch. What exactly would you expect? Of course, fans would want to pay to see him lose.

De La Hoya didn't want the rematch and if you were a real boxing fan... meaning you watched boxing before the Pac vs DLH fight you'd know that. Hell google will give you a link to ESPN where they report on it that De La Hoya didn't want it and wasn't pursuing it. There was also an interview where Floyd was with Bryant Gumbell and De La Hoya was on a TV having a conversation with them... Floyd said you want a rematch we'll have a rematch and De La Hoya didn't say he wanted it. He'd have to go back and discuss it and ****. Floyd is only famous for ducking Top Rank fighters for some reason... Bob said he was the greatest thing he ever saw until Floyd bought out his contract. Now all the sudden Floyd is ducking everyone from Top Rank. It's funny how easy a Cotto fight was made after Cotto left Top Rank also. Pac fans overrate their god way more than anyone does of Mayweather. If you truly knew anything about boxing you'd see the light and understand that Mayweather is better than your idol.

[STILL_DETOX]

dont use tribune as a source again, ****ing fraud

[slackblick]

Pac is beatable now, hes been on the decline... True up for Floyd then Pac.

lol.....that roid-headed hypejob has been ktfo twice, outboxed/beaten five times and has another draw. unbeatable????? **** outta here!!!!

[QballLobo]

De La Hoya didn't want the rematch and if you were a real boxing fan... meaning you watched boxing before the Pac vs DLH fight you'd know that. Hell google will give you a link to ESPN where they report on it that De La Hoya didn't want it and wasn't pursuing it.

Your dead wrong on that. The Floyd-Oscar rematch was a done deal until Oscar brought back Floyd Sr. to train him, that's when Floyd announced his retirement following the Hatton fight. Not saying that Oscar would have had any shot at all to beat Floyd. But Floyd was the one that ultimately back out.
ESPN Story: http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...ory?id=3429729

[JohnnyRebel]

Your dead wrong on that. The Floyd-Oscar rematch was a done deal until Oscar brought back Floyd Sr. to train him, that's when Floyd announced his retirement following the Hatton fight. Not saying that Oscar would have had any shot at all to beat Floyd. But Floyd was the one that ultimately back out.
ESPN Story: http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...ory?id=3429729

I can't find the Bryant Gumbell interview yet but I'll try... here's another link for you my friend. http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...dan&id=2905205 And the fight was never signed.