Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Mayweather-Berto, PBC, and More

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The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen 'Breadman' Edwards, who answers questions on Premier Boxing Champions, Al Haymon critics, Floyd Mayweather Jr. possibly facing Andre Berto, Carl Frampton, Vitali Klitschko vs. Deontay Wilder, and more.

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[Reigning Champ]

Another great Mailbag edition. More please!

[todaline]

Nope, he isn't ARUMing anyone.

[Lou Cipher]

Couldnt get through 20 seconds of this crap. I demand Boxingscene change the name of this to Daily Ballbag.

[Rip Chudd]

Couldnt get through 20 seconds of this crap. I demand Boxingscene change the name of this to Daily Ballbag.

Yeah, probably too much actual boxing knowledge in there for you. May I suggest Sunday's funny papers.

[Jc8804]

Your wrong on the berto floyd part breadman..

Floyd taking an easy fight as his supposed last. No excuse for that. There is about 4 fighters at 154 that can seriously challenge him and he chooses a shot berto who was losing rounds to a shot josesito lopez..

[MrP4P]

Your wrong on the berto floyd part breadman..

Floyd taking an easy fight as his supposed last. No excuse for that. There is about 4 fighters at 154 that can seriously challenge him and he chooses a shot berto who was losing rounds to a shot josesito lopez..

Hes absolutely spot on with the Berto part.

Marcos Maidana was almost beaten/stopped by a shot Erick Morrales. Rios and Alvardo are both nearly spent fighters and Prov will always lose his biggest fights despite being entertaining. All those fighters are praised because they make for exciting fights. I have never seen Berto in a boring fight, his fights are always entertaining, he either takes you out or goes out on his shield.

He made a great point. I dont like Mayweather-Berto, but if its going to happen and if its going to be on free TV, then whats the point of crying about it. Mayweather and Pacquiao already fought eachother, I dont care what else they do in their career at this point