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I got 603 posts total, you have 27,552 and I should stop? My point, without the gore is the same, Pacquiao chooses to associate himself with business interests that see him merely a commodity, if he doesn't come to see this soon he'll end up like Holyfield, Jones and Toney......
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Yeah, that's your take on my posting and I don't give two ****s, I wonder how much drivel you've mustered in 27,000+ posts? But to your question, I care about Pacquiao as a human being and because I love the sport of boxing. I'm sick of seeing fighters that literally give their all in blood, sweat and tears end up with nothing. Many times their injuries follow them for the rest of their days. Don't get me wrong, this is a sport they have chosen, but due to its brutal nature, potential for head trauma I think someone should be working with fighters closely to insure their best interests are being considered. It should be a no brainer, but if it were so many fighters wouldn't end up broke.
Manny shouldn't have to be going through this right now, not because of a scumbag promoter and a glut of an entourage. I just hate to see that happen to fighters.....Comment
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The last I checked, Mayweather is a CBS employee and at the end of the day, it is his boss and a business, who are out to maximize its profits. So if the executives at Showtime; Which is owned by CBS, decides that fighting Manny Pacquiao makes very good and lucrative business sense, then Floyd has no other recourse than to accept their terms or risk losing his guarantee from that six bout contract he had previously signed with them.Comment
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you got it... that's one of the reasons why floyd the fraud is ducking the pacman. i'd rather see the fraud retires in the sport were brutal consequences are always a possibility and instead chose other sport like chess, maybe.
scared cowards don't belong to the sport of boxing. fuck 'em...
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so fight was never going to happen and floyd was putting up obsticles hahahaComment
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