Comments Thread For: Arum Feels Mayweather Using McGregor Angle To 'Keep Current'

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Veteran promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank isn't putting much stock into the reports/rumors of Floyd Mayweather coming out of retirement to face MMA superstar Conor McGregor that have sprouted up recently and have gained steam in the last week or so.

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Its working thanks for contributing Bob .

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

I for one hope the fight gets made, why the **** not. It will be a fun and entertaining while it last.

[Dean_Razorback]

no ****, floyd is an attention whore. we all know that

[Pigeons]

Biggest fight to be made in boxing. The hype and promotion would be unbelievable.

[Johnwoo8686]

no ****, floyd is an attention whore. we all know that

That's doubtful. Floyd gives very few interviews, rarely posts on social media, and has a cold relationship with the media. Floyd does however like making money! And right now McGregor is the only one who could help Floyd sell a huge pay per view. But everything says and does goes viral. The guy drives some people cray lol.

Conor might be a bigger attention whore at this stage of their careers.

[Mojita]

I for one hope the fight gets made, why the **** not. It will be a fun and entertaining while it last.

No man, even if it's boxing Mcgregor just lost to Diaz. This would be a smack in the face to fans on both sides. Stop buying ****ing garbage like that seriously.

[doom_specialist]

I don't mind the fight being made if I don't have to pay for it, which really means that I have a problem with this fight being made.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

No man, even if it's boxing Mcgregor just lost to Diaz. This would be a smack in the face to fans on both sides. Stop buying ****ing garbage like that seriously.

shut the fuck up take your high and mighty ass down to petition.org, here we talk reality!

[CHOWWOKKA]

Arum obviously hasn't been on Boxingscene lately. A retired 40 year old is still the lead topic of discussion on this site. What happened to boxing moving on after Floyd retires