Mayweather Tight-Lipped. Doesn't Confirm Or Deny Khan As Next Opponent..

[FrankieBruno]

Much more Mayweather's style to wait and see who wins these next two weekends. There are so many potential opponents. If one of them wins and looks great doing so, Mayweather will hopefully go for him.

Unless, of course, Golden Boy refuses to talk anyone except Khan, which is possible. They're ready to cash this guy out, the hell with anyone else.

Whoever it is Maidana, Khan or Devon, nobody will be happy

Floyd will get ridiculed, he'll make up for it in the follow up fight (like he did when he fought Canelo after Ghost), when he can start renegotiating with Pac and or fight Bradley or possibly Garcia

Floyd is running out of money making opponents

[SplitSecond]

he said someone solid so it shouldn't be khan, my hope has risen

[jetgizo]

Although I'm not in favor of the Khan match up I think he could sell the fight better. He's an intelligent guy especially when he talks boxing. I could see him being a good manager or a trainer. I just don't know if he has the dog in him.

[bojangles1987]

Floyd can pull a Willlie Pep against Maidana. Win a round without throwing a punch.

It's not the least bit far-fetched to say Maidana may not land a single punch that isn't in the clinch or to the body. Not even glancing.

[-PBP-]

Whoever it is Maidana, Khan or Devon, nobody will be happy

Floyd will get ridiculed, he'll make up for it in the follow up fight (like he did when he fought Canelo after Ghost), when he can start renegotiating with Pac and or fight Bradley or possibly Garcia

Floyd is running out of money making opponents

I don't see how a traditional boxing fan that believes in the champion vs contender model can **** on the Devon Alexander unification. Where the problem lies is whether it should be on PPV.

PPV just ****s up everything because none of the options are worth $70.

[damuttz112]

They will need a fucking stacked card if Amir's gonna be the Mainevent.

[Pacquiao'd]

Ill bet 5 millie he aint fighting Kahn. this is how it goes everytime. speculation begins, tards and haters start running with said speculative opponent whilst it should only be believed when Floyd speaks. Floyd speaks and its a different opponent.

[Carpe Diem]

Ill bet 5 millie he aint fighting Kahn. this is how it goes everytime. speculation begins, tards and haters start running with said speculative opponent whilst it should only be believed when Floyd speaks. Floyd speaks and its a different opponent.

Make it 100 e-million if you're so confident. If you win, I'll give you 1 e-billion.

[techliam]

It's a pretty well-known fact, they always favor black American fighters - the president of the IBF and a few of the directors are black. The president is called Daryl Peoples. This is his pic


There are a few other cases in the past but just take the Khan vs Peterson fight. Once Peterson was discovered to be a PED cheat the WBA immediately returned Khan's belt which is what any organization who has a trace of fairness would do.

Now the IBF on the other hand actually allowed Peterson to keep the belt which means that for the WBA belt the result of that fight is a No Contest, but for the IBF belt the result remains a W for a PED cheat - just because he's a black guy.

Lol I love how you've just made massive speculation and passed it off as fact. As for the Peterson situation, the IBF ordered an independent doctor to ascertain some facts regarding Peterson and allowed him to keep the title on that basis. I don't agree with that decision personally, and would have preferred the IBF to vacate the belt and follow VADA's advice, but that decision was based on that Doctor's findings, not corruption.

As for the WBA giving Khan his belt back, well it's the WBA. Now that is fact that their rules allow them to do whatever they want.

EDIT: Have a statistic - the IBF have 5 black champions, out of 15 divisions

[QballLobo]

Floyd sounds like an uneducated guy that got some media training on how to answer questions safely. You can tell his mouth is moving faster than he can think.