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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Mayweather Sr: Boxing Will Have Problems Without My Son

    Floyd Mayweather Sr., father and trainer of retired pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr., believes the sport of boxing will have problems now that his son is no longer an active fighter.

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  • Ham Porter
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    The single worst period in boxing history coincided with Mayweather being its leading face/star.

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    • Drunk Punch
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      His retirement is the best thing that's happened to boxing in recent years.

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      • ( . Y . )
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        Triple God is taking boxing to the mainstream. I dont see Ward/Floyd in Apple commercials. Fortune 500 companies want a piece of GGG.

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        • Pocket Dogs!
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          They said this when Leonard, Hearns, Duran, Hagler retired. They said this when Tyson retired. They said this when De La Hoya retired. Now they're saying this when Floyd and Manny are retiring. Boxing will always live on.

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          • hugh grant
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            He's got no losses because he was lucky with a few decisions and didn't fight who he should have, or controversies of some kind or another with CWs. You should fight people you aren't expected to beat ie ggg if you want your unbeaten record to have credibility. So yes Floyd can boast yes i may have had a few lucky decisions but at least i beat someone i was underdog against so that erases controversial decisions.

            Boxing will have no problems without flood he held boxing to ransom and did not fight people when people wanted or the fighters people wanted him to.
            Last edited by hugh grant; 04-01-2016, 05:28 AM.

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            • Bronx2245
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              The PPV will never be the same without Floyd. I hope there are less of them! Thanks to Al Haymon, I think boxing on network TV is here to stay:

              March 22, 2016

              Floyd Mayweather defeated more ranked welterweight contenders than Thomas Hearns (rankings by Ring/TBRB). He defeated more top five contenders than almost anyone outside the top ten, aside from the likes of Jackie Fields – but Fields also lost to a handful of welterweights. Mayweather was unbeaten...

              He was one of the few men to become a two-time lineal world-welterweight champion and the only man who ever did it without losing a fight, coming out of retirement to do what Barbados Joe Walcott and Benny Leonard both failed to do.

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              • Nightfall
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                Originally posted by Pocket Dogs!
                They said this when Leonard, Hearns, Duran, Hagler retired. They said this when Tyson retired. They said this when De La Hoya retired. Now they're saying this when Floyd and Manny are retiring. Boxing will always live on.
                i agree 100%

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                • Nightfall
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                  Originally posted by ( . Y . )
                  Triple God is taking boxing to the mainstream. I dont see Ward/Floyd in Apple commercials. Fortune 500 companies want a piece of GGG.
                  they don't need hand outs to make somebody else some money. they earn everything that they got.

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                  • Nightfall
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Drunk Punch
                    His retirement is the best thing that's happened to boxing in recent years.
                    thats why his peers ( THE FIGHTERS ) continue to bring up his name and want him to come out of retirement and fight. boxing will go on but it absolutely was'nt ready for a mayweather retirement you jealous punk

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