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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Ellerbe: Mayweather Won't Take a Step Back With Berto

    Floyd Mayweather's fight against Andre Berto in Las Vegas on September 12 will be the last of his career, according to Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe.

    The undefeated welterweight will equal heavyweight legend Rocky Marciano's long-standing unbeaten record of 49-0 if he defeats Berto.

    Mayweather has the opportunity of further cementing his legacy as one of boxing's all-time greats if he can surpass that record and extend his unbeaten record to 50 fights - but his trusted confidant Ellerbe is adamant this will be the final time the 38-year-old will enter the ring.
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    • PAC-BOY
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      #2
      You dont say !

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        • Larry the boss
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          Thats the proven way to beat berto,stay in his chest

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            • Mr. Anonymous
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              Of course. Berto is getting paid to make Floyd look good.

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                • HitBattousai
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                  Floyd shouldn't need to step back against Berto in the first place but we all know he will anyway. Typical empty talk from TMT to try and hype the fight.

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                    • hectari
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                      Same ****** bs from ellerbe, floyd took a backwards step the majority of the pacquiao fight and clinched, dude lying his ass off when did floyd walk pacquiao down what fight was this where floyd never backed up? Ellerbe said the same **** with maidana said floyd never took a backwards step dude he ran all night in the rematch and even looked uo at the clock to see when the round ended.

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                        • deliveryman
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                          Whatever, Leonard.

                          I'm downloading the fight for free the next morning. **** you.

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                            • Larry the boss
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                              Originally posted by hectari
                              Same ****** bs from ellerbe, floyd took a backwards step the majority of the pacquiao fight and clinched, dude lying his ass off when did floyd walk pacquiao down what fight was this where floyd never backed up? Ellerbe said the same **** with maidana said floyd never took a backwards step dude he ran all night in the rematch and even looked uo at the clock to see when the round ended.
                              right here

                              https://********/VQ4miiQCwxA?t=2799

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                                • Deevel916
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                                  Floyd didnt take a step back in the Pacquiao fight? Did Ellerbe actually watch that fight?

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                                    • Kuyukut
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                                      ellerbe cannot hide from his super massive nostrils with this kind of bullcrap.

                                      how can you believe a guy that have nostrils bigger than his head?

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