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    By Cliff Rold - After (or maybe it was before) getting the TMZ chatter going with whatever who-the-hell-cares happened with TI’s girlfriend, lineal World Welterweight and Jr. Middleweight Champion Floyd Mayweather casually announced during a pre-BET Awards interview that September 13th will feature a rematch between himself and his near conqueror in May, Marcos Maidana.

    While the fight isn’t official just yet, it was the next best thing.

    If and when it is signed, it will also be the right thing.

    For Mayweather, there is no shortage of intriguing opponents. Excluding fighters associated with Top Rank because at this point that’s just the way it is, there are fresh talents from Jr. Welterweight to Jr. Middleweight who would make for good matches. Jr. Welterweight Champion Danny Garcia, even after the near miss against Mauricio Herrera, is one. Shawn Porter and Keith Thurman, both undefeated and holding belts Welterweight, are two more.

    While it wouldn’t be the most likely future option, if Erislandy Lara defeats Canelo Alvarez later this month he would be another.

    None of those men have faced Mayweather before. Porter, Thurman, and Lara might all be seen as live by the time they have the chance to hear their number called. They might give Mayweather a run for his money. [Click Here To Read More]

  • #2
    The right choice?

    Hell freaking no! I won't waste a single cent on this fight, Floyd clearly won the first one and Maidana did nothing but hit him with rabbit punches and low blows.

    So many good fights Floyd can do and we get this, no wonder he's hated trying to sell us something we already paid for.

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    • #3
      the first fight was worth every penny.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mighty_Windir View Post
        The right choice?

        Hell freaking no! I won't waste a single cent on this fight, Floyd clearly won the first one and Maidana did nothing but hit him with rabbit punches and low blows.

        So many good fights Floyd can do and we get this, no wonder he's hated trying to sell us something we already paid for.

        Oh yeah? name them.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Body Movin' View Post
          the first fight was worth every penny.
          showtime in the loop already?

          likely not yet.....

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          • #6
            Maidana doesn't deserve another sweepstake

            With his cheating to try to win at any cost, coached from his corner of course, and his blatant disrespect for Floyd afterwards. I'm thinking twice about contributing to his earnings in this sweepstake.

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            • #7
              Now where was that Boycott thread? Sign me up please!!!

              I like to piss on this rematch bullshlt, Time to let the Fraud feel we ain't buying this charade!!!

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              • #8
                TBE! TBE! TBE! TBE! TBE! TBE! TBE! TBE!


                Floyd gives the fans what they want to see.

                Boxing needs fights like this.

                Hopefully we'll get Mayweather/Guerrero 2 in May.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View Post
                  By Cliff Rold - After (or maybe it was before) getting the TMZ chatter going with whatever who-the-hell-cares happened with TI’s girlfriend, lineal World Welterweight and Jr. Middleweight Champion Floyd Mayweather casually announced during a pre-BET Awards interview that September 13th will feature a rematch between himself and his near conqueror in May, Marcos Maidana.

                  While the fight isn’t official just yet, it was the next best thing.

                  If and when it is signed, it will also be the right thing.

                  For Mayweather, there is no shortage of intriguing opponents. Excluding fighters associated with Top Rank because at this point that’s just the way it is, there are fresh talents from Jr. Welterweight to Jr. Middleweight who would make for good matches. Jr. Welterweight Champion Danny Garcia, even after the near miss against Mauricio Herrera, is one. Shawn Porter and Keith Thurman, both undefeated and holding belts Welterweight, are two more.

                  While it wouldn’t be the most likely future option, if Erislandy Lara defeats Canelo Alvarez later this month he would be another.

                  None of those men have faced Mayweather before. Porter, Thurman, and Lara might all be seen as live by the time they have the chance to hear their number called. They might give Mayweather a run for his money. [Click Here To Read More]
                  Great article. I teared up. Well said. Great fight. The world will be watching.

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                  • #10
                    I'm only buying if theres a stacked undercard with Ron Salsa vs Guac Omolea

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