Comments Thread For: Mayweather Says Health is More Important Than Chasing "50"

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Former five division world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0, 26KOs) retired from the sport last September after defeating Andre Berto at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
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Former five division world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (49-0, 26KOs) retired from the sport last September after defeating Andre Berto at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
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[pacphobia]

Pac will break one of your 3 Guinness world records very soon so stay retired Floyd!

[Mzembe]

Pac will break one of your 3 Guinness world records very soon so stay retired Floyd!

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Which one do you think Pac will break? A miracle will happen and suddenly he will be undefeated?
He'll fight legit WW belt holders and unify the titles?

Which record will Pac break?

[Zaroku]

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Which one do you think Pac will break? A miracle will happen and suddenly he will be undefeated?
He'll fight legit WW belt holders and unify the titles?

Which record will Pac break?

This definitely won't happen. PAC wouldn't even attempt that feat!

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[hugh grant]

HealkHealkth is important but what Floyd is saying is that he has cherrypicked for 49 fights.
To beat the most champs he's had to choose the weakest champos or try get things in his favour.
Avoid the toughest challenges if possiube, avoid brook or Thurman for berto.
He's followed that ethos his whole career, its worked for him.
There's a case for him being top 20 atg. Thats not bad for someone who never fought outside country, whio had rep fir ducking toughest challenges and creatung so much contriversy. Enjoy returement

[FeFist]

He'll be 40 in a few months. Training camps take their toll. If he goes for 50, there will be another millstone shpuld he emerge successful.

If he stays retired, he will be doing the right thing. He's at the point in his career where more money won't improve his life enough to outweigh the damage done to his body.

[kiDynamite92]

I kinda want to see him back just for the excitement in the build ups to his fights but then again he's 40 now and has faded quite a lot. I don't like seeing great champions who have faded come back and diminish their names by fighting longer than they should have.

[pacphobia]

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Which one do you think Pac will break? A miracle will happen and suddenly he will be undefeated?
He'll fight legit WW belt holders and unify the titles?

Which record will Pac break?

http://www.boxingscene.com/photos-mayweather-golovkin-klitschko-wbc-convention--111729 Did you miss this article?

[Travycat]

I just miss his trash talking before he went all nice. He was so funny to watch on the press tours. Also a lot more fun to watch when Roger was training him, too. But hey, complain as much as you want, we all kept watching him until the end. So anything we don't like, we're partially to blame.