When Mayweather said Pac on roids did he want out?

[GhostofDempsey]

Yeah, that's how I felt it went down with him. I was pulling for him against Castillo and felt bad when he got robbed. I think those are the fights when he started to cherry pick his opponents a bit more and fight in a more boring manner. I remember the Sosa fight was ass but being happy he gave a good show against Ndou and after that is when he started getting annoying for me.

Mikey Garcia is another guy I was big on when he was coming up but have soured on since it's apparent he's Cherry Garcia.

I'm still on the fence over Mikey. Early on I wasn't impressed because I felt he was a weight-bully and was draining/killing himself to get down to 126 & 130 so he could blow up on day of fight. This has always been Robert Garcia's M.O. when he trains his fighters. He looked for an out vs. Salido crying about a broken nose, even though he was dominating him. He should have seen that fight to the end.

When he took on Broner I felt that was a step in the right direction. But, now he's shopping around at different weight classes looking for the easiest path to a title and blatantly avoiding Loma and Crawford. At 38-0 Broner is his biggest win, not a good look for someone who claims he wants to fight the best between 135-147.

[TheBoxingfan101]

he was ducking him for as long as he could

[stuff jones]

His whole family was scared of Pac around 2009. There's tape to prove it.

[djtmal]

Same here, I didn't start off hating Mayweather. It was shortly after his gift decision in the Castillo fight that I started to sour on him. He became increasingly arrogant and his cherry-picking and excuses started to really hit full stride. By that time, he has already avoided a few good fighters and as a sign of things to come, he navigated the remainder of his career in such a way that he could avoid the best fighters in their prime while claiming he was the best. Be became increasingly disrespectful of opponents and the sport as a whole.

in that famous brian kenny interview, when he was promoting marquez after the long "vacation", he actually talks about how cotto and co, were beating each other up, but nobody beat him yet...when someone says floyd ducked these guys when they were prime, this statement out his mouth kind of backs that up...

[McNulty]

Just trying to clarify

People in the industry knew he was on shít. There is an article here on Boxingscene where Paulie said he knows people that got info but won't rat them out. Having a hard time finding the article.

[djtmal]

People in the industry knew he was on shít.

its not what you know, its what you can prove

[Spoon23]

he was ducking him for as long as he could

His whole family was scared of Pac around 2009. There's tape to prove it.

Of course he did

I feel the same...he really cheated himself out of a truly career defining victory against a prime atg.

You folks are sensible boxing fans.

It's that obvious that only a blind sheep can't see it.

cough..cough.. cough Travestyny

cough..cough..cough McDonalds

[McNulty]

its not what you know, its what you can prove

He can prove it, just doesn't want to rat out his people.

[Madison Boxing]

By golovkin haters logic, of course he was.scared. by their logic you have to fight someone even if they fail a test or you are scared. So it's even worse cause mayweather refused because he was su****ious, there was no.proof of failed tests.

[djtmal]

He can prove it, just doesn't want to rat out his people.

that is an excuse