Why Won’t Floyd Mayweather Pick Up His ‘Easy’ $75 Mil and Fight Manny Pacquiao?

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  • ADP02
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    #281
    Originally posted by damned1974
    When randomized drug testing was a road block for a few years, you would have blamed Floyd instead of Manny. IMO, drug testing should never have been declined.

    When Pac gets a career high offer of $40 million dollars from Floyd (who you guys believed was scared of Manny, yet he personally called Pac), you say this was a lowball offer and Manny shouldn't have accepted it....tell me at any point in Manny's career where he has earned close to that figure or ever will!

    At this point, if Floyd was to offer 30 million to Pac he should take it. Floyd will make big money regardless of who he fights.The only question is if he will break his record for earnings...meanwhile, Manny is getting ****d by Arum and hasn't broke any records financially or on ppvs for some time. Even his loyal fans from his own country are fading in interest.
    Drug testing was NOT declined. Manny agreed to more than the rules require. unfortunately there was a gap of about 7 days in the cutoff dates. The thing is that Floyd moved on to something else right when Manny did agree. Kind of odd that Floyd waited until then. Right?

    $40 million offer? They then counter offered and told Floyd $45 million. Or 45/45 split and winner takes 10. So why didn't Floyd take it?

    The problem here is that you think it's a one way street. If Floyd had lost along the way, people would be saying the same thing about Floyd and that he lost a chance at big money. They said the same about Marquez when he refused to fight Manny and took a much worse offer to fight and lost. It happens.

    Floyd doesn't make the big bucks with anyone because if that is true then there would be even less of an excuse to not fight some fighters as he admitted to, right?

    Funny that you say that Arum is raping Manny but in the same post you are saying that Manny should have taken the low ball offers from Floyd. That is crazy talk.

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    • dc3383
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      #282
      Originally posted by ADP02
      Drug testing was NOT declined. Manny agreed to more than the rules require. unfortunately there was a gap of about 7 days in the cutoff dates. The thing is that Floyd moved on to something else right when Manny did agree. Kind of odd that Floyd waited until then. Right?

      $40 million offer? They then counter offered and told Floyd $45 million. Or 45/45 split and winner takes 10. So why didn't Floyd take it?

      The problem here is that you think it's a one way street. If Floyd had lost along the way, people would be saying the same thing about Floyd and that he lost a chance at big money. They said the same about Marquez when he refused to fight Manny and took a much worse offer to fight and lost. It happens.

      Floyd doesn't make the big bucks with anyone because if that is true then there would be even less of an excuse to not fight some fighters as he admitted to, right?

      Funny that you say that Arum is raping Manny but in the same post you are saying that Manny should have taken the low ball offers from Floyd. That is crazy talk.
      He makes a minimum of 32 mil for his next four fights regardless of opponent so yeah he does makes the big bucks vs anybody.

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      • ADP02
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        #283
        Originally posted by dc3383
        He makes a minimum of 32 mil for his next four fights regardless of opponent so yeah he does makes the big bucks vs anybody.
        It's all relative for one.

        and we were not just discussing today's numbers. If Floyd lost his precious "0", it could have hurt what he would make in his future fights.

        What I'm saying is what FLOYD SAYS .... certain fights he doesn't take on for $$$ reasons even though it may be more than that (cherry picking).
        Last edited by ADP02; 10-02-2013, 12:09 AM.

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        • Jermaine83
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          #284
          Originally posted by Spoon23
          Jeez live in the present homey. These guys don't give a fuvk about blood so no problem there. Why are you sweating the small stuff. The deal here is its the biggest paycheck for Floyd and it also good for your idol's resume to fight Pac after all has been said and done when he hangs up his gloves. Don't you want none of that?? I swear you flowmos are ******ed lol
          Why start a thread where you are insulting everyone that does not agree with you? Does not make sense dude.

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          • dc3383
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            #285
            Originally posted by ADP02
            It's all relative for one.

            and we were not just discussing today's numbers. If Floyd lost his precious "0", it could have hurt what he would make in his future fights.

            What I'm saying is what FLOYD SAYS .... certain fights he doesn't take on for $$$ reasons even though it may be more than that (cherry picking).
            Only if it was in the timeframe of 04-06 when he was on the verge of making big money

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