Look I never said anything bad about Floyd the boxer. Im just saying boycott Floyd's PPV. All I'm saying is I want more and expect more from Floyd because IMO he is so superior to who he has been fighting lately. I come from the thought If I'm going to buy his PPV I want to see him truly challenge himself and fight fights people truly feel he has a great chance to lose, otherwise why bother if you already know he is going to win. Fighting a Martinez fight or a for the middleweight is history and something worth buying. Plus it ain't like welterweights champions and or 154lbs champs like Floyd have never won a middleweight title. It can be done again and IMO Floyd would have a legit **** at doing that, so why not challenge yourself?
Boycott Floyd's fight, whos joining the wagon?
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Soooo..... are you saying indirectly that no other fighters between 147-160lbs except Alvarez or Martinez have a chance of beating him? You really think he's THAT good?What's up everybody? I just wanted to ask everyone who wants to ride the boycott Floyd PPV wagon? Stop drinking his juice and open your eyes. Me personally haven't bought a Floyd ppv ever? I refuse to spend my hard earned money on something I dont get to good return from? To the people who don't drink the Floyd cool aid and who don't hang on Floyd's every word and thought, when was the last time you walked away from a Floyd PPV you bought and were satisfied with your purchase? Stop the madness now and just say no. Truthfully the only PPV worthy event for a Floyd fight is his battle with a Canelo or a Martinez fight with a stacked card. Beside those two fights no other fight is worth buying and not PPV quality. Stop lining Floyd's pockets now and save your money. That same money you give him, he will end up throwing it away down some dirty strippers g string.
So I say stop the madness now and boycott Floyd's PPV. Anyways it ain't you can't watch it a week later. Join the wagon.
I can understand that how you spend your money is your business but how Mayweather spends his doesn't matter either. People will pay for what they like. All comes down to why you like boxing. Bringing any personal business of Mayweather's or any other fighter's into the argument is a little b***hy.Comment
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So you mooch off your friends to watch Floyd fight and now you're calling for a boycott of his fights? That has to one of the funniest and ******est things I've heard in a long time.
You fully admit that you have never spent one cent on a Floyd fight and now you're calling for others, like yourself, to not spend money in the future.
If you're not spending money now, what the hell is the difference from not spending money in the future? By not spending money, aren't you already boycotting him? I mean, what are you going to do in the future that you aren't doing now?
Oh, I get it. You're saying that you haven't spent money in the past, but now you really not going to spend money in the future.Comment
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There are lots of ways a fighter can say no to a fight without actually saying no. Mayweather can make unreasonable money demands or insist Canelo make 147 pounds or no fight. I always watch the pfv fights a week later. It's the same fight and it's free. I can't afford to pay $50 to $70 just to watch it live.Comment
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There are a lot of sites that stream the fight for free. If you are savvy enough to navigate to here, you should be able to find them. Just don't tell anyone because it kinda of secret.There are lots of ways a fighter can say no to a fight without actually saying no. Mayweather can make unreasonable money demands or insist Canelo make 147 pounds or no fight. I always watch the pfv fights a week later. It's the same fight and it's free. I can't afford to pay $50 to $70 just to watch it live.Last edited by marvin douglas; 05-12-2013, 10:52 AM.Comment
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The problem with the phrase challenging yourself is what you really mean is take a fight I don't think he can win. So you are basing purchasing the ppv on that. But you not thinking he will lose is testament to his greatness rather than a lack of good matchmaking. You posted that floyd has to fight sergio for you to buy it. What is wrong with the fighters at his weight?Look I never said anything bad about Floyd the boxer. Im just saying boycott Floyd's PPV. All I'm saying is I want more and expect more from Floyd because IMO he is so superior to who he has been fighting lately. I come from the thought If I'm going to buy his PPV I want to see him truly challenge himself and fight fights people truly feel he has a great chance to lose, otherwise why bother if you already know he is going to win. Fighting a Martinez fight or a for the middleweight is history and something worth buying. Plus it ain't like welterweights champions and or 154lbs champs like Floyd have never won a middleweight title. It can be done again and IMO Floyd would have a legit **** at doing that, so why not challenge yourself?
With other ppv's do you have that expectation or is entertainment value enough?
The only fights you realistically don't think he can win are all against much heavier fighters. Canelo will be a 4-1 or 5-1 underdog. Why would you buy that and not other bouts with the same odds?Comment
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There aren't that many PPV worthy options left. Even Garcia is pushing it. Canelo..Garcia or maybe Matthysse.
The rest like Khan or Alexander would be bad.Comment
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Fine. Question- did you purchase sergio chavez or manny-jmm? Those outcomes were also near definite. What was the last ppv you felt wasn't near definite?
So I'm all for your standard so long as you apply it to all ppv's.Comment
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