Comments Thread For: Mayweather: I'm Taking Bigger Risk Than McGregor; Legacy on Line

[HardSpar]

i don’t mind putting the 49-0 record on the line. I don’t mind putting everything on the line for this fight. I feel like it’s worth it.

[BigStomps]

No he's right for once he's got a lot more to lose here. If mcgregor loses he's lost the one of the greatest of all time. If floyd loses he's lost to a man having his first professional fight. It wouldn't just be him losing either. The whole sport of boxing takes this L

I understand what he's saying and your right. He does have more to lose. But I just don't see him losing. He's gonna box him all night and if he gets corned he'll hold on till referee breaks them up.
I just don't think taking this fight was a big risk as he's saying..

[Nomadic]

Low risk, high reward.

[BigStomps]

Floyd is telling the truth, conor has NOTHING to lose & it only takes ONE shot. Floyd can beat Thurman & Errol so what does it matter?? You will miss Floyd just like all the High PPV View numbers miss Floyd....

I don't think Floyd can beat Thurman or Spence Jr at this point. He knows it too that's why he's not fighting them. And you might miss Floyd but I certainly won't! I didn't miss him the first two times he retired. I wish he had stayed retired after the Hatton fight.

[j.razor]

I don't think Floyd can beat Thurman or Spence Jr at this point. He knows it too that's why he's not fighting them. And you might miss Floyd but I certainly won't! I didn't miss him the first two times he retired. I wish he had stayed retired after the Hatton fight.

You honestly don't believe that....I wouldn't pass on seeing greatness no matter who it is especially if it's his last fight.

[BigStomps]

You honestly don't believe that....I wouldn't pass on seeing greatness no matter who it is especially if it's his last fight.

Yes I do believe that Floyd Mayweather CANNOT beat Thurman or Spence Jr at this point in his career. If they had fought 2-3 years ago then my money would definitely be on Floyd. But at this point in time I'll put my money on Thurman and Spence.
And just cause you swing off another man's nutts cause he's a great boxer and you wanna watch this circus act with Floyd and Mcgregor dont mean everyone wants to watch that garbage. I don't!
Floyd is a great boxer and I'll watch his fights if he's fighting someone competitive. The fight with Mcgregor is a circus and I don't like the circus so I'm not watching.

[McNulty]

Risk is taking a chance at something you have little competence or ability in such as McGregor going into a boxing ring against one of the greatest defensive fighters of all time. That's risk. Floyd going into the octagon with no MMA experience and the fight being sanctioned for his 50th win, that's risk. He's full of it and I'm not surprised people like you buy into his BS.

Wrong, thats EXTREME RISK.

Proof below.

risk
risk/Submit
noun
1.
a situation involving exposure to danger.
verb
1.
expose (someone or something valued) to danger, harm, or loss.

[j.razor]

Yes I do believe that Floyd Mayweather CANNOT beat Thurman or Spence Jr at this point in his career. If they had fought 2-3 years ago then my money would definitely be on Floyd. But at this point in time I'll put my money on Thurman and Spence.
And just cause you swing off another man's nutts cause he's a great boxer and you wanna watch this circus act with Floyd and Mcgregor dont mean everyone wants to watch that garbage. I don't!
Floyd is a great boxer and I'll watch his fights if he's fighting someone competitive. The fight with Mcgregor is a circus and I don't like the circus so I'm not watching.

Floyd is still better than the rest even now. And why does it have to be "swing off another man's nutts" if the man is proven for the last 20yrs.?

[Johnny Rubber]

Hahaha, legacy on the line with a non boxer. Move along, nothing to see here.

[Johnny Rubber]

I don't think Floyd can beat Thurman or Spence Jr at this point. He knows it too that's why he's not fighting them. And you might miss Floyd but I certainly won't! I didn't miss him the first two times he retired. I wish he had stayed retired after the Hatton fight.

Word!