Comments Thread For: Canelo's Trainer Explains Mayweather Catch-Weight Deal
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Canelo had every right to take what he said in 2011 off the table ....
As for running, Floyd is better in that department. From vacations to even admitting to his Floyd fans .... "I don't need to fight the best"
Floyd fans like yourself are in denial!Comment
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your points in this post are not coherent. you quoted the post but didn't address any points made. seems like you were just so desperate to respond that you didn't think and the post reflects that.Yet in the other thread you are saying that Manny has 3 CWs .... does it matter or not?
What makes it even more hypocritical for Floyd and many of his fans is that for years, CWs was evil. Manny was draining due to 2lbs.
Now you say:
- "kinda hard to complain"
- "the bigger earners has ALWAYS negotiated advantages"
- "it seems hypocritical to get mad now that floyd is doing it once he got the top spot."
your problems are you're still upset manny got ktfo and floyd agreed to fight canelo, 2 things you swore wouldn't happen. get over it already.
the 2lbs made a difference in manny v cotto and it will in floyd v canelo. i haven't changed my opinion on that.
if I were you I'd figure out a way to defend manny's ped request for testing after years of you posting ped tests=ducking and fear. cant wait to read how you try and worm your way out your past.Comment
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If you only knew what goes on the table during negotiations of a superfight, if you knew what initially went in with Manny deals you be horrified.
ALL fighters go in demanding a whole bunch of demands written by the manager, the fighter generally doesnt see the contract until the final deal is cut, if they looking for a CW they ALWAYS go in with a ridiculous CW demand so they can pull them down a little after the haggling, in life you always throw your lowest bid first why would this be any different.
This is how ALL high profile fighters operate thats why its called a negotiation, I can tell you with every Manny CW the weight he asked for was way less than what he got.
You boys have a very strange view of professional sport, this is not a punch up behind the shed.Comment
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Im not concerned about Canelo's camp and yes im well aware they agreed to the fight otherwise there wouldn't be a fight dumbass. My criticism is that Floyd fan's are hypocrites because all they ever did was scream bloody murder about pac's cathweight fights and now they want to act like it's "just two pounds". The other thing I have beef with is that Floyd always finds a way to weasel his way to an advantage in the fight. Never seems to be able to fight anyone on even terms. They either lost the fight before like Judah, or they are carlos baldomir who ******, they are an old Oscar, a 140 pound Hatton, a lightweight JMM, Shane Oldsley, B- Ortiz, Old Cotto, B- Guerrero, and now Alvarez at a catchweight. Will the man ever fight a prime worldclass fighter at their correct weight? Ever?
Fights Lost
Pacquiao 7
Mayweather 0
Draws
Pacquiao 2
Mayweather 0
Catchweights
Pacquiao 4
Algieri, Marq, Cotto, Margarito
Mayweather 2
Canelo, Marquez
Titles Lost on Scales
Pac 1
May 0
Times Knocked Out or TKO
Pac 3
May 0
KO %
Pac 54.9
Floyd 54
Opponents Fought 2 or more times
Pacquiao 4
Bradley Barrera Morales Marquez
12 Fights
Mayweather 2
Maidana, Castillo
4 Fights
Vacant Titles Fought For
Pacquiao 8
4-2 in those fights
Mayweather 2
2-0 in those fights
Notable Undefeated Fighters Beat
Pacquiao 3
Algieri, Bradley, Thurman,
Mayweather 3
Corrales, Hatton, Canelo
Olympic Medals
Pacquiao 0
Mayweather 1 (Bronze)
Notable Opponents coming off a loss or being KO
Pacquiao: Morales, Barrera2, Clottey, Mosley (L/D), Rios, Broner, Larios, Margarito(?)
Mayweather: Judah, Corley
Championship Fights Against Similar Opponents
Oscar 34yrs 154lbs W
Cotto 30yrs 154lbs W
Hatton 29yrs 147lbs KO
Mosley 38yrs 147lbs W
Oscar 35yrs 147lbs TKO
Cotto 27yrs 147lbs KO
Hatton 31yrs 140lbs KO
Mosley 39yrs 147lbs W
Opponents with 30+ KOs
Mayweather 12
MM MP Cotto Canelo Hatton ODLH ShaneM Sharmba Gatti Ndou Castillo Marquez
12-0 4KO
Pacquiao 8
Hatton Marquez ODLH SM LM Barrera Morales
10-1-2 5KO
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Fights Lost
Pacquiao 7
Mayweather 0
Draws
Pacquiao 2
Mayweather 0
Catchweights
Pacquiao 4
Algieri, Marq, Cotto, Margarito
Mayweather 2
Canelo, Marquez
Titles Lost on Scales
Pac 1
May 0
Times Knocked Out or TKO
Pac 3
May 0
KO %
Pac 54.9
Floyd 54
Opponents Fought 2 or more times
Pacquiao 4
Bradley Barrera Morales Marquez
12 Fights
Mayweather 2
Maidana, Castillo
4 Fights
Vacant Titles Fought For
Pacquiao 8
4-2 in those fights
Mayweather 2
2-0 in those fights
Notable Undefeated Fighters Beat
Pacquiao 3
Algieri, Bradley, Thurman,
Mayweather 3
Corrales, Hatton, Canelo
Olympic Medals
Pacquiao 0
Mayweather 1 (Bronze)
Notable Opponents coming off a loss or being KO
Pacquiao: Morales, Barrera2, Clottey, Mosley (L/D), Rios, Broner, Larios, Margarito(?)
Mayweather: Judah, Corley
Championship Fights Against Similar Opponents
Oscar 34yrs 154lbs W
Cotto 30yrs 154lbs W
Hatton 29yrs 147lbs KO
Mosley 38yrs 147lbs W
Oscar 35yrs 147lbs TKO
Cotto 27yrs 147lbs KO
Hatton 31yrs 140lbs KO
Mosley 39yrs 147lbs W
Opponents with 30+ KOs
Mayweather 12
MM MP Cotto Canelo Hatton ODLH ShaneM Sharmba Gatti Ndou Castillo Marquez
12-0 4KO
Pacquiao 8
Hatton Marquez ODLH SM LM Barrera Morales
10-1-2 5KO
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