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    by Cliff Rold - On May 2, 2015, boxing will finally have its Super Bowl. After five long years of he said-he said, it’s finally here.

    Floyd Mayweather Jr. versus Manny Pacquiao for the Welterweight Championship of the World.

    But what if the road didn’t really begin at the negotiating table in late 2009? What if this collision course began just months apart, before anyone could have predicted this finish line?

    In the second half of 1998, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao each won their first major titles and have stayed in or near the championship ranks for almost two decades since. The seeds of a showdown were planted then. They are blossoming now in what will be, even adjusted for inflation, the most profitable and maybe even most watched prizefight ever.

    Over the course of this series, we take a look back at the championship years of each man, beginning with each of his first title wins and working our way towards May 2nd. Their development, historical achievements, highs and lows will be reviewed fight by fight with an eye towards the context of each contest.

    Where were they in their careers? Using various ratings and historical resources as reference, how were they and each of their opponents regarded at the time of the fights? At the end, a comprehensive statistical review of each man will culminate in a final preview and prediction for the fight itself.

    This is Mayweather-Pacquiao: 17 Years to a Superfight.

    1999: Mayweather Builds a Reign, Pacquiao Reigns Briefly [Click Here To Read More]

  • #2
    ummmmmm

    first?

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    • #3
      man i can't wait for this, #TMT #TBE #48-0 #MayVinci #CincoDeMayweather

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      • #4
        Diego Corrales made his second defense of the IBF 130 lb. crown against John Brown earlier in the night.
        Corrales fought Derrick Gainer on this broadcast, not John Brown.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by PittyPat View Post
          Corrales fought Derrick Gainer on this broadcast, not John Brown.
          You're right. Being fixed.

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          • #6
            They didnt mention that Floyd was actually down on the scorecards against Jesus Chavez at the time of the stoppage. One of my fav fights from Mayweather, Chavez was quite yhe customer, eventually gassed but he didnt stop throwing. Had it went the distance, floyd woulda been 46-1

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            • #7
              Originally posted by wlliam View Post
              They didnt mention that Floyd was actually down on the scorecards against Jesus Chavez at the time of the stoppage. One of my fav fights from Mayweather, Chavez was quite yhe customer, eventually gassed but he didnt stop throwing. Had it went the distance, floyd woulda been 46-1
              No, Floyd was comfortably leading on all three cards. They discuss it on the broadcast and the scores are on BoxRec.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by wlliam View Post
                They didnt mention that Floyd was actually down on the scorecards against Jesus Chavez at the time of the stoppage. One of my fav fights from Mayweather, Chavez was quite yhe customer, eventually gassed but he didnt stop throwing. Had it went the distance, floyd woulda been 46-1
                ahahahh

                you be tellin lies ?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Post
                  ahahahh

                  you be tellin lies ?

                  Seriously william, you fkn dumba55, why the hell did you do that ?

                  FACT: you dont have a clue what happened in the Chavez fight.

                  So why did you make a categoric statement that turned out to be rubbish ?

                  FACT: every single person reading this thread now knows that you are an unknowledgable clown, and a blatant liar.

                  Well done son.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by crold1 View Post
                    No, Floyd was comfortably leading on all three cards. They discuss it on the broadcast and the scores are on BoxRec.
                    props on your article sir! can't wait for the next to come

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