Floyd Mayweather jr. coming out of retirement to fight Manny Pacquiao!

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Nov 26, 2007
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I'm sure it would fuck up a fight with mayweather. But that would take some kind of serious miracle, Ricky Hatton will get killed by Pacman.

I suppose stranger things have happened though so it's a bit risky for Pacman, but he is going to make tooooooooooons of money against Hatton so it's hard to pass that opportunity up. They are talking about having the fight at Wimbledon, or if that's too small possibly Manchester Arena, which can hold over 40,000 people.
Could have swore they said Wembley Stadium...could be wrong
 
Dec 2, 2005
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Either hatton vs pacman...winner goes against money may

or

May vs. Pacman....winner goes against Hatton...


but i see it as pac going against hatton first....
but if may wants it to happen first...then it might just go down!
 
Dec 4, 2006
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Put your money on Pacman....

lol@Manny being overrated, Doughboy are you fucking serious hermano?

Pacman put hands on DLH and he couldn't stop them punches coming at him from every angle....
 

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I'd pay to see Mayweather vs Pacman... Mayweather would have to put in some serious work to beat Pacman.... I see Pacman getting countered a lot in this fight though if it went down.
 
Aug 31, 2003
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Apparently anytime anyone loses to anyone that fighter got exposed. If Pacman loses to Mayweather he wouldn't be exposed .. he would just lose.

.. and LOL @ Pac being overrated. His stock might be a little high right but it's well deserved. Everyone and their mom was saying that Pac was too small for DLH and now that he schools him DLH is washed up, sucks, threw the fight, just got HIV, saw his dog die 10 minutes before the fight and every other ridiculous excuse that can be used.
 
Dec 9, 2005
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I don't think Floyd announcing his retirement made as big a splash as he had hoped. Nobody missed Floyd, simply because he had never been a fan favorite with his style. Shit, the guy couldn't even sell out an arena in his hometown.


I can appreciate his defensive prowess, but really, when I'm watching a fight, a fight is exactly what I love to see. And thats what I think people love about watching Manny...you know he comes to fight and could care less about the accolades so long as the people are entertained.



I'd actually like to see Hatton-Pacquiao first, it would make the most sense and set up a better backdrop for the fight..

The former P4P king, who's last two wins were a decision over Oscar, and a KO victory over Hatton..

fast forward...

The current P4P king, who outdid the former P4P king with a thrashing over both opponents...(assuming Manny rips Ricky like I know he should)

Hopefully a Pacman Hatton fight gets made around April or May so that we can get a Floyd-PacMan fight in the 4th quarter..

As for a tune up for Floyd, I don't really see him taking one simply because him and his people are so damn greedy and shy away from risk as much as possible.
 
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As for a tune up for Floyd, I don't really see him taking one simply because him and his people are so damn greedy and shy away from risk as much as possible.
Is that greed or protecting an investment...if he has a guaranteed payday with a fight for Pacquiao, why risk anything with tune up fight?
 
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hatton is goin get the business...and whoever thinks gayweather will run through pacman is retarded pointblank period. i give it up to mayweather's overall boxing skills, but he ain't a fighter in my opinion more of a ring technician. dude's defense is phenomenal, but cmon now when has he ever had an exciting fight. compare what pacman did to dela hoya and what mayweather did to him. none the less i wanna see the fight go down cuz mayweather need to get put in his place.
 
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Is that greed or protecting an investment...if he has a guaranteed payday with a fight for Pacquiao, why risk anything with tune up fight?

Um, a tune up fight is used to shake off any ring rust that might occur during a long layoff. Especially for a guy who only fought twice in 2006, and twice in 2007.


And for as much as Floyd and his team preach that greatness shit, shouldn't he have nothing to worry about ?

LOL. Floyd is one of the biggest pussies in the sport, IMO.

Picked up and left the division he was the King of, before facing any of the real threats in the division. And failed to make any type of comeback attempt, when his division was by far the most talented in boxing.

Don't get me wrong the guy is probably one of the most gifted fighters out there. But he's a pussy and he's scared to lose. His insecurities are clear to see as day, with his brash attitude.

Losing hardly is a career killer for a fighter. Its all about how he comes back from a loss that his real character is determined.