Comments Thread For: Mayweather Retirement Hint: If I Choose To Walk, I Walk

[I Love Jesus!]

I knew thins was coming, Mayweather doesn't typically fight back to back to back like this

[MGMGRAND]

As a Mayweather fan, this sounds like the first retirement ALL over again.

Back then it was

Paul Williams 154
Sergio Martinez 154
Miguel Cotto - undefeated
Antonio Margarito

Now it's

Keith Thurman
Shawn Porter
Manny Pacquiao
Lara

And Mayweather doesn't seem to want any of those guys, seems like hes gonna let them fight it out and come back to pick off the easiest acceptable fight.

[TIGERPRIDE]

#1. Youre not a mayweather fan
#2. Im not a any boxer fan....I am a Boxing fan
#3. Floyd fighting Pac isnt even a fight anymore....**** Canelo would beat the breaks off Pac so whats so special about a Pac fight with Floyd. He isnt the most dangerous fight out there.
#4. Stop calling fighters scared it makes you look like a hater...NO FIGHTER IS SCARED!

[mrpizza-nd_beer]

I see a level of desperation in promoting this doomed to tank fight. 100k ppvs and we will have Pacquiao - Mayweather in December!

[richardt]

Since I gave up on the Pac fight due to both sides, if Floyd fights Thurman and Porter and retires, nothing wrong with that

[Bullrush]

Is it okay for Manny to ask for blood tests NOW? Is it okay for Manny fans to accuse JMM of PEDs? Floyd got sued for that. Is it okay to force people to sign contract extensions to fight Manny, GGG, etc.? What media outlets would be credible for you? New York Times, Wall Street Journal, LA Times? Please tell me.

It's not ok for any fighter or trainer to ask for certain tests. It's more acceptable to go out and flat out say so and so is on roids. Even though that's ****** if you don't have the evidence, that's more ok than telling somebody to take a blood test, basically giving him orders. That's not your job, you don't have that right. I don't care if it's Manny or Floyd. They can talk trash all they want, but they don't run boxing. We have organizations and commissions to take care of the rules, the fighters are just there to entertain and fight.

[Francis M.]

Translation: please buy this fight. It might be the last time....lol dude knows this match up sucks. It shows in maidanas 1.5 mil pay and it shows in how may times Floyd brought up pac's name......

[handsome1-1]

Yes u will Floyd coz that's the best way u can permanently avoid PAC ..

Floyd u r p ussy !! Period

[Bronx2245]

It's not ok for any fighter or trainer to ask for certain tests. It's more acceptable to go out and flat out say so and so is on roids. Even though that's ****** if you don't have the evidence, that's more ok than telling somebody to take a blood test, basically giving him orders. That's not your job, you don't have that right. I don't care if it's Manny or Floyd. They can talk trash all they want, but they don't run boxing. We have organizations and commissions to take care of the rules, the fighters are just there to entertain and fight.

Seriously? Boxers should just fight and don't ask questions? That's disrespectful! And you're a Smokin' Joe fan. Do you care how those group of investors ****d Smokin' Joe? Anyway, back to the blood testing:



World-class Strength & Conditioning Coach Alex Ariza has filed a slander lawsuit against Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach. According to court documents, Ariza alleges that Roach made "false and defamatory statements" about him in a videotaped interview that was posted on January 9, 2014.

For those that are unaware, the video that the lawsuit is referring to is an interview that Roach gave to SecondsOut.com where he made explosive accussations about Ariza when asked for his opinion regarding the failed drug test of Brandon Rios following his unanimous decision loss to Manny Pacquiao.

"I know he has a new strength coach and I don't get along with the guy, and one of the reasons why he doesn't work for me anymore is because I think he's a little shady, you know. He used to give Manny a drink every day before we worked out and I asked him, 'What's in that drink,' and he would never tell me. And I said, 'I need to know what's in that drink because, you know, you're giving it to my fighter and if something goes wrong, I'm gonna get the blame.' In my opinion, he's a little shady, so he's with that camp now and it doesn't surprise me that happened,"

A quote from FREDDIE ROACH in F*GHT H*PE. You can watch the whole interview on video, and hear the words come right out of his mouth. If Freddie was worried, why shouldn't Floyd be worried!

[Bullrush]

Seriously? Boxers should just fight and don't ask questions? That's disrespectful! And you're a Smokin' Joe fan. Do you care how those group of investors ****d Smokin' Joe? Anyway, back to the blood testing:

Asking questions is different from demanding blood tests, bossing other fighters around to do such and such. It's not your job, you don't have that right. You can ask all you want, if the other guy tells you to **** off you still have to fight him. But he doesn't because he thinks he runs boxing. You either play by his rules or you don't get to fight and that's BS. He doesn't have a right to do that. It's a way for him to avoid fighting certain guys, plain and simple. He would never do that with a chump who has no shot at beating him. He would never do that with Maidana and risk not making this fight happen because it's an easy Win and an easy payday.