Comments Thread For: Mayweather Sr: Floyd Would Beat Pacquiao The Hell Up!

[HeGotPacProblem]

I was replying your post, so what does that say?

It means you have nothing to add to the discussion. You make everything on here a pissing contest between Pac and floyd. Every post is well what about Pacquiao? I've already told you that they can't be held to the same standards as Floyd is viewed upon higher than Pacman on the ATG list.

Pac doesn't call himself the best and I do not consider the best.

[bigjavi973]

I could care less about him being the highest paid athlete, just making a point.

Nope I didn't. So why didn't he do it again where Floyd did?

WTF? What did floydie do again? You mean he ducked him at 147 lbs in 2008 and fought him instead at 154 lbs in 2012

[megadeth]

its not being privy is called looking **** up instead of talking out your ass like you usually do.

link please!

[bigjavi973]

Who doe Pac have on his record that was faster than him....I'll wait!

I guess tim bradley is a slow as ****.

[bigjavi973]

What does this have to do with Ariza saying something that goes against the guy that is paying him when there was absolutely no reason to?

It doesn't make ANYTHING a sham!!! Did Nonito and Ward work with Conte after they KNEW he was giving PED's to athletes? Floyd working with Ariza is no different just because he voiced what he thought. It also doesn't mean he doesn't believe that Pac was using PED's and Ariza was supplying them, it means he is concerned about what is happening NOW with HIM and Ariza!

The **** are you talking out your ass again for? The main question on this video is, "Are you so convinced that pacquiao is juicing that YOU'LL NEVER FIGHT HIM?"

[Bronx2245]

Well I never knocked his IN RING skills. Best defensive fighter I've seen, but mike tyson said it best, "When Im champion I wanna be the best in the world, I wanna fight them ALL. Im not ashamed of not being the best in the world, but I know I gave it my best to prove that I was or tried to attemp."

I'm a Tyson fan too, but I remember people calling him a duck too, for taking too long to fight Holyfield and Lennox Lewis. Mike kind of forgets that sometimes. Sugar too, people were calling for Hagler for quite some time before he fought him. There's a lot of fighters who wouldn't be able to hold up to the scrutiny and criticism they lay on Floyd, and a lot them are low-key hatin' on Floyd because they never saw the fruits of their labor in the same fashion as Floyd has.

[bigjavi973]

link please!

Here since you are too ****** and lazy to look **** up for yourself:

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=3854403

[HeGotPacProblem]

I'm a Tyson fan too, but I remember people calling him a duck too, for taking too long to fight Holyfield and Lennox Lewis. Mike kind of forgets that sometimes. Sugar too, people were calling for Hagler for quite some time before he fought him. There's a lot of fighters who wouldn't be able to hold up to the scrutiny and criticism they lay on Floyd, and a lot them are low-key hatin' on Floyd because they never saw the fruits of their labor in the same fashion as Floyd has.

That's because he's such an arrogant scumbag outside of boxing plain and simple. There's no one as polarizing as Floyd.

[DoUevenBoxBro]

What does this have to do with Ariza saying something that goes against the guy that is paying him when there was absolutely no reason to?

It doesn't make ANYTHING a sham!!! Did Nonito and Ward work with Conte after they KNEW he was giving PED's to athletes? Floyd working with Ariza is no different just because he voiced what he thought. It also doesn't mean he doesn't believe that Pac was using PED's and Ariza was supplying them, it means he is concerned about what is happening NOW with HIM and Ariza!

Did ward and donaire ever accused conte of being a cheat for years And then went and work with him?

[Fetta]

That's because he's such an arrogant scumbag outside of boxing plain and simple. There's no one as polarized as Floyd.

Most of them are.

Todays social media world only puts Floyds life on a much bigger scale