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  • jri9d0
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    #21
    Originally posted by HURTFEELINGS
    But we all know for a fact that it was not his fault, Roach has admitted that, not taking the drug test which delayed the fight, was their FAULT. but you will overlook the truth, because reality hurts.
    No need to beat an already dead horses. I agree he should have taken that test as well. But would you have really taken Floyd at face value had they agreed to take the test without another demand that would have hindered the fight altogether?

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    • BrometheusBob.
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      #22
      Everything with Roger is making the retirement more believable, though I still will be far from shocked if he returns (and still don't want to see May-Berto).

      But it is totally reasonable to retire at this point. I don't know what some people are going on about "earning an easy fight", I don't even know what that means. But regardless of this upcoming snoozefest, Mayweather absolutely deserves the right to decide for himself when he should retire. The fact that he is 38 should only drive that point home further.

      Lol @ posters saying he's ducking GGG or Khan or whatever.

      Originally posted by madsweeney
      If you're worried about health, don't fight. Every fighter's choice, fight and risk injury but get paid...or stay healthy. End of the day, he's fighting for those checks but wants to stay healthy too, I get that, doesn't mean I'll support it as I don't find that entertaining.
      Yeah thats actually exactly what he's saying he's going to do.

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      • youbeight
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        #23
        Originally posted by jri9d0
        No need to beat an already dead horses. I agree he should have taken that test as well. But would you have really taken Floyd at face value had they agreed to take the test without another demand that would have hindered the fight altogether?

        I think consider the first negotiation was pro pacquiao with split date and lb penalty, i don't think Floyd would have made roadblocks considering he agreed to all the demand TR and Pac put Infront of him. He just asked for extra testing. Tyson did similar against holeyfield. Only in this scenario the other side was opposed of it.

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        • Eff Pandas
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          #24
          Originally posted by ryedes
          I agree wth most of this. But this diva thing started with dlh IMO. He became the richest non heavyweight and dominated every negotiation in his career. It's just that when Floyd did it, people spoke up against him despite the fact he took one of the most lopsided deals in boxing history to dlh to put himself in this position. What I will say is Floyd took it to NEW levels in terms of control, but he definitely didn't start it.
          Agreed with most of the other posters remarks except the diva **** people love talking about this days. Oscar started it & you might could even say Sugar Ray started it in his comeback bouts as he was the first to fight for two weight division titles in one night. Floyd just perfected it.

          Definitely wanna see more cats walk away healthy from boxing & I'd like to see more cats walk away earlier from boxing. Mosley shouldn't be still fighting. Many others shouldn't as well & if boxing had a true competitive atmosphere at all levels guys like Mosley would think twice about it as he'd be getting curb stomped with this inferior version of his one great skills.

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          • bowl
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            #25
            Floyd Mayweather Jr. Worried About Health, Not Losing
            His whole career.

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            • Fetta
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              #26
              As do I Floyd, as do I.

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              • Cut Man
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                #27
                It doesn't really matter who you put in the ring with Floyd. He's just too good defensively to be beaten. Berto, Canelo, GGG. It doesn't matter

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Cut Man
                  It doesn't really matter who you put in the ring with Floyd. He's just too good defensively to be beaten. Berto, Canelo, GGG. It doesn't matter
                  I think that Klitschko might have a chance at beating him.

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                  • skinnystev
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                    #29
                    floyd junior better be worried about his health if he is ever fool enough to step into the ring with Triple GGG he will end up walking and talking like his daddy

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                    • ox805er
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Pan-Africanist
                      Fighting undersized WW's seems to be GGGs MO.
                      Wonder what you said when Floyd picked Marquez.. who had just 2 fights at LW.. to fight at WW, actually contracted catchweight of 144 which Floyd didn't even bother making?

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