Biggest Hyped Fight Disappointment?

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  • ea22
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    #51
    Originally posted by Syf
    For me it's either May,Maidana 2 or May,Pac.

    The more personal pick is Maidana 2. Over 70 clinches not one warning. Fast breaks was a tool used by Bayless to limit the infighting. Bayless was keeping Mayweather at a distance from Maidana all night. It was blatant. Made me stop watching boxing for a month or so honestly.

    But May Pac wins. Mayweather, pac. they were asking for 100 damn dollars for that ppv... the least they could do is not lay an egg.

    People need to acknowledge the price of watching these fights in their deliberation. May Pac at 100 bucks wins by far.
    Great post. I couldn't agree more about Mayweather vs Maidana 2, I felt ripped off after Bayless made the fight a sparring match. I feel many people here don't pay for the fights, and so they don't care if they get a sparring match instead.

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    • Trinidad_Fan
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      #52
      Mayweather-Canelo!!!!!!!!!!!!

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      • Tony Trick-Pony
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        #53
        Originally posted by Eff Pandas
        If that fight was a dive the ref, Jersey Joe Walcott iirc was in on it, cuz Liston gets up from his "dive" & continues fighting before Walcott stops it due to a official telling him the 10 count was met or shoulda been met or something like that. Its a weird ass fight no doubt, but most people that say it was fixed have never seen the whole fight & don't even seem to realize Liston got up & the fight went on for a lil bit.



        Well of course you have seen them fight much harder lol. I believe Floyd was 38 & Manny was 36. Neither in their prime. Both in the downside of their career. Floyd's style dictates that guys slow down even more is the thing doe. Floyd gets guys thinking too much instead of fighting. Again still a matter of Floyd bringing Manny into his world & Manny not bringing Floyd into his world.



        You'd have to be naive to think this fight doesn't look like it looked if Floyd imposed his skills on Manny instead of vice versa. Everyone picking Floyd called this fight as it went down. No surprises there. Manny couldn't compete on Floyd's level, most guys haven't been able to either, no shame there. Just gonna agree to disagree here.
        That's fine. I can agree to disagree.

        We'll just be running in circles otherwise. Haha

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