Comments Thread For: J. Mayweather: Anybody Can Fight Berto, But Floyd Can't?

[MC Hammer]

Jr needs an easy fight doe

Refer to previous "bitterness" post

[Bronx2245]

Poor little crybaby jeff, him has to take up for hims little nephew

And alllll the Imps said ???? AMEN !

You should not be talking! Rios and Algeri??? Oscar @ 147??? Margarito @ 150??

[Muscles72]

No Jeff! No he can't! "Anybody" is not selling "TBE" hats and T-shirts! Sorry Jeff, you can't defend ducking GGG at 154, for a fight vs. Andre Berto. Floyd has 4 legit choices: GGG at 154, Amir Khan @ 147, Keith Thurman @ 147, or Kell Brook @ 147! Anything else is unacceptable! One wild card, that I would accept is Juan Manuel Marquez @ 147, because if anybody deserves a rematch, it is Marquez because Floyd did not make weight, and Marquez destroyed Pacquiao!

Excellent point.

[elishua F]

berto has a better resume than triple bum. ain't that a b*tch..

[TheStranger]

berto has a better resume than triple bum. ain't that a b*tch..

What are you talking about? Beating Juan Urango after Ricky Hatton already exposed him?

[skinnystev]

floyd junior (he takes after his daddy) calls himself "the best ever" yet continues to line up no hope fighters

[King Man]

Can you imagine the storm of criticism that would ensue, if Khan or Thurman chose to fight Berto instead of Mayweather

This is Khan or Thurman who don't have anywhere near the standing that Mayweather has

[Bigg Rigg]

Does this really need to be explained to him???

[Willy Wanker]

True, still i dont think Floyd's relatives are a good source for an objective view on his career, even if its chill @ss Uncle Jeff. Only thing that surprises me is that there are ppl who actually care about Jeff's opinion.

I don't care about Jeff Mayweather or his opinion, but I'd read his comments than the endless Khan articles that always seem to pop up on NSB.

[SUBZER0ED]

Many of us have been wanting Floyd to face an opponent that actually had a shot at beating him for years. It hasn't happened. He has carefully chosen opponents that he knew he could beat. Or maybe he was just too darn good. Now that he's at the end of his career, does anyone seriously believe that he's going to fight someone who has even the least remote chance of pulling off an upset? Let it go fellas, let it go.