I guess I am the only one who feels it?????????

[DARKSEID]

He's beginning to comprehend how hard of a fight Marcos Maidana is going to be. This is the type of guy he usually avoids and Floyd is in for a rough night.

[IronDanHamza]

I agree, hell I'd even say Tarver knocking out Roy would still rank as a bigger upset than Floyd losing to Maidana.

Wonjongkam losing to the Mexican guy was bigger

Lopez beating Ortiz is bigger.

Baldomir against Judah was bigger.

There's a pretty substantial list.

There's been guys who lose to people who weren't even in the Top 20 at the weight and this numbskull is trying to say that Floyd losing to a Champion on his divison and top ranked fighter in the divison is the biggest upset of all time?!

[Da Machine]

Your pick isn't clear

Your pick is "well I think Floyd wins but I also think Maidana might win I'm not sure yet"

Like I said, if you choose not accept what I have clearly stated then so be it, I could care less.

[aaron.king]

Mayweather does strike me as being a little more mentally volatile than usual going into this one. But I think the biggest question mark in every fight going forward will be his age. Maidana is a guy who will make him feel it if his body starts acting like its 37.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Maidana is one of my favorites. I never had to buy into anything. Fight was always going to be viewed by me.

You're buying into the hype that he's actually got a chance to win

[Mr.Fantastic]

Wonjongkam losing to the Mexican guy was bigger

Lopez beating Ortiz is bigger.

Baldomir against Judah was bigger.

There's a pretty substantial list.

There's been guys who lose to people who weren't even in the Top 20 at the weight and this numbskull is trying to say that Floyd losing to a Champion on his divison and top ranked fighter in the divison is the biggest upset of all time?!

Beautiful!!!

[IMDAZED]

Mayweather does seem a bit off this fight week (sonogram? Wtf?) and at this age it may be hard for him to get up and focus fully for this kind of fight -- especially coming off a career high payday and possible career defining win. But even at this advanced stage of his career I find it hard to pick against him when he's facing someone he would've destroyed when he was younger and should handle with relative ease now.

[umop-ap!sdn]

There is no bigger upset than Tyson/Douglas.

Little Mac verses Mike Tyson takes the cake

[boxfan1983]

The most shocking thing to me is if he knocks Floyd down but I think Floyd would get up and beat him up after. I think Floyds a whole heck of alot tougher then people think. I think he hits hard and hes physically strong esspecially at 147. When Roger was training Floyd, Floyd sat down on his punches and beat up guys like Mosley and Ortiz, to very athletic strong fighters.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red Slider

I think this might have a lot to do with it. Anyone who has lost a girl that meant a lot would understand.

http://www.tmz.com/2014/05/01/floyd-...#ixzz30WBe1CHV

So you base this off a TMZ story? Interesting.

Like I said, Floyd is always prepared both mentally and physically.

But Floyd is also human. Stop trying to act like the dude is invincible.

And no I'm not saying I agree with these guys and what they're saying necessarily.



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