Comments Thread For: De La Hoya: Mayweather Should Face The Canelo-Golovkin Winner

[therealpugilist]

if mayweathers going to talk **** about ggg, he needs to back it up. if hes got no intention of backing it up, then he should keep his trap shut.

blah blah blah....just say no and move on...be a man


older fighters talked about mayweather all the time...did any of them come out of retirement and fight him? nope..its called an interview..you give your opinion...move on fan girl..

you are such a hypocrite man....

[Butch.McRae]

Of course he wants Floyd against Canelo should he win. (Which I think is unlikely) Oscar knows losing doesn't matter lol he lost nearly all of his fights against elites, didn't hurt his pockets though

[Kigali]

if ward wants to get his fat arse down to 168 then lets get this thing on...

When Ward was at 168 GGift wanted a 164 catchweight.

[Butch.McRae]

Did he say this Saturday night? He was probably about 15 Tecate's in when he said this.

Haha facts

[Jubei]

Forget Floyd, he is not a real champion, he is no legend.

Wladimir Klitschko did it and fought the most dangerous young lion out there at age 41, but Floyd? Floyd is a scared little man calling out 0-0 amateurs.

[Madison Boxing]

When Ward was at 168 GGift wanted a 164 catchweight.

he offered ward out at 168 recently, ward says he cant make it now, how convenient.

[GGG Gloveking]

Did he say this Saturday night? He was probably about 15 Tecate's in when he said this.

It wasnt the Tecate talking. It was that mountain of pow-wow he had in his nose

[HarvardBlue]

Did he say this Saturday night? He was probably about 15 Tecate's in when he said this.

He said it on ESPN's First Take this morning. He did look a little hungover.

[Madison Boxing]

Forget Floyd, he is not a real champion, he is no legend.

Wladimir Klitschko did it and fought the most dangerous young lion out there at age 41, but Floyd? Floyd is a scared little man calling out 0-0 amateurs.

thats the truth of it.... has turned into a sad bitter old man in retirement

[therealpugilist]

It's really not even debatable at this point. He looked really small against Danny and wasn't overwhelming physically in any area of the fight.

People point to the knockdown, but it clearly came on a glancing punch (wasn't strong at all), that was more a product of Danny having poorish feet/balance. Danny has been dropped a few times because of his footwork.

The guys at 168 and above are too big for GGG. Maybe he could get at Degale due to his lack of motor and focus. But even that would be tough.

I've said it multiple times. He's going to retire at 160. He doesn't have the boxing ability of the Hopkins, Jones, and Toney type fighters had to move up. Still a good fighter though.

....**** tiger was 5'7" and smaller reach..won lineal title at 160 and 175...lost title to big ass bob foster but still got in their and fought him

James toney was 5'9" fought all the way to heavy


Hell Mickey Walker won titles @ 147 and 160 yet fought light heavy champs and heavies


he just isnt cut from their clothe and its ok