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    Originally posted by SkillspayBills View Post
    What Floyd does has nothing to do with Cotto. WWE, DWTS and such has to do with getting into the public eye. Cotto is 27-28 years old. Trust me this isn't a SRL-Hagler thing where Hagler was out of his prime before the bout came to fruition. It will happen and Floyd has said so HIMSELF.

    Floyd also said Margarito would get his shot, but we both know that isn't going to happen any time soon.

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      Originally posted by Pelon Psyclone View Post

      Floyd also said Margarito would get his shot, but we both know that isn't going to happen any time soon.
      U honestly think Margarito desevered a shot at Floyd...

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        Originally posted by Horus View Post
        U honestly think Margarito desevered a shot at Floyd...
        What had Floyd ever done at that weight before Baldomir? Beating Baldomir is the only thing at welter that he's done better. But its not saying much because any top 5 welter could do the same thing. Margarito had his belt longer than any other champ in the division, faced more top ten opponents than anyone else in the division, so yes, he "deserved" a shot at a guy who hadn't done jack **** there.

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          Originally posted by Pelon Psyclone View Post
          What had Floyd ever done at that weight before Baldomir? Beating Baldomir is the only thing at welter that he's done better. But its not saying much because any top 5 welter could do the same thing. Margarito had his belt longer than any other champ in the division, faced more top ten opponents than anyone else in the division, so yes, he "deserved" a shot at a guy who hadn't done jack **** there.
          See the Problem is you are trying to confine Floyd to one division, where as Floyd is not a career division fighter like Margarito or Calzaghe for example.

          Margarito was at Welter Weight For years and what did he do with that time...????

          Why is it that, Nobody never even heard of Margarito until Floyd reach the Welter Weight Division. Why Wasn't Margarito Fighting Judah, Baldomir,Mosley, all the other top fighters before Floyd Came....


          Margarito is a product of Mayweather,, Period. Maegaeito Only made his name until Floyd came into the division....




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            Floyd is retired, who gives a rat's ass about him.

            This shows how ignorant PBF fans are. A big fight is just weeks away with the top 2 WWs, and Horus cant stop making threads about Floyd.

            Wow... can anyone say nuthugger?

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              Originally posted by Horus View Post
              See the Problem is you are trying to confine Floyd to one division, where as Floyd is not a career division fighter like Margarito or Calzaghe for example.

              Margarito was at Welter Weight For years and what did he do with that time...????

              Why is it that, Nobody never even heard of Margarito until Floyd reach the Welter Weight Division. Why Wasn't Margarito Fighting Judah, Baldomir,Mosley, all the other top fighters before Floyd Came....


              Margarito is a product of Mayweather,, Period. Maegaeito Only made his name until Floyd came into the division....




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              Cut it with the excuses. Floyd chose to fight at welter, and avoided the best competition before retiring. No amount of your spinning will change that.

              Baldomir being a career welter didn't stop Floyd from fighting him.

              Whether someone is popular or not is irrelevant to the damage they can do in the ring. Nobody outside of hardcore fans knew who Mayweather was 3 years ago either so you don't have much of a point. Gatti have Mayweather his introduction to the mainstream and DLH decided to be kind enough to give him even more exposure.


              Who in the hell was Manny Pacquiao to be getting a shot at Marco Antonio Barerra?

              A guy who can fight, same as Margarito.

              Cats like you don't have enough cells to put things in perspective. Every fighter doesn't have the same road to a championship or glory. Some are coddled since early youth, turned into Olympians and given extra boost as young pros. Others work their way through the ranks without all of the glamour and glitz.

              Its simple math.

              Your boy is a bonafied chicken sissy and everyone, even rational Floyd fans know it. But then again, they're more fans of the sport than just one guy.


              Class dismissed.

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                Originally posted by Pelon Psyclone View Post
                Cut it with the excuses. Floyd chose to fight at welter, and avoided the best competition before retiring. No amount of your spinning will change that.

                Baldomir being a career welter didn't stop Floyd from fighting him.

                Whether someone is popular or not is irrelevant to the damage they can do in the ring. Nobody outside of hardcore fans knew who Mayweather was 3 years ago either so you don't have much of a point. Gatti have Mayweather his introduction to the mainstream and DLH decided to be kind enough to give him even more exposure.


                Who in the hell was Manny Pacquiao to be getting a shot at Marco Antonio Barerra?

                A guy who can fight, same as Margarito.

                Cats like you don't have enough cells to put things in perspective. Every fighter doesn't have the same road to a championship or glory. Some are coddled since early youth, turned into Olympians and given extra boost as young pros. Others work their way through the ranks without all of the glamour and glitz.

                Its simple math.

                Your boy is a bonafied chicken sissy and everyone, even rational Floyd fans know it. But then again, they're more fans of the sport than just one guy.


                Class dismissed.

                Don't even bother to try and argue with this ******. This idiot is so full of Floyd's cum that when he sneezes he could get any woman pregnant.

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                  Originally posted by Pelon Psyclone View Post
                  Cut it with the excuses. Floyd chose to fight at welter, and avoided the best competition before retiring. No amount of your spinning will change that.

                  Baldomir being a career welter didn't stop Floyd from fighting him.

                  Whether someone is popular or not is irrelevant to the damage they can do in the ring. Nobody outside of hardcore fans knew who Mayweather was 3 years ago either so you don't have much of a point. Gatti have Mayweather his introduction to the mainstream and DLH decided to be kind enough to give him even more exposure.


                  Who in the hell was Manny Pacquiao to be getting a shot at Marco Antonio Barerra?

                  A guy who can fight, same as Margarito.

                  Cats like you don't have enough cells to put things in perspective. Every fighter doesn't have the same road to a championship or glory. Some are coddled since early youth, turned into Olympians and given extra boost as young pros. Others work their way through the ranks without all of the glamour and glitz.

                  Its simple math.

                  Your boy is a bonafied chicken sissy and everyone, even rational Floyd fans know it. But then again, they're more fans of the sport than just one guy.


                  Class dismissed
                  .



                  ONLY DUMB ASS PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVES MAYWEATHER DUCK MARGARITO....AND I REINTEGRATE ONLY "DUMB ASS" PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVE THAT MYTH......

                  MARGARITO OR DE LA HOYA......


                  MAYWEATHER VS. MARGARITO SITUATION


                  The announcement of the fight never came, but several other shocking occurrences took place. The first occurrence did not surprise many insiders in the business as Mayweather declined the multi-million dollar offer to fight Margarito. The minute the fight was being talked about as an "almost done deal," numerous boxing experts, scribes, managers and fighters felts the fight would fall apart for one reason or another and it did.

                  The Mayweather camp says that a Margarito fight is still an option, just not on August 12. Apparently Mayweather's right hand, which he injured during the April 8 bout with Zab Judah, is still giving him problems and the general feeling in the camp is Mayweather will not be able to prepare in time for the August 12 date.

                  The second occurrence was something that many in business saw coming a mile away as Mayweather exercised a provision in his contract and paid Top Rank $750K to become a promotional free agent.

                  As Top Rank and several insiders have already stated, Mayweather has made the proper strategic maneuvers to position himself for a potential showdown with Oscar De La Hoya, which could possibly take place as early as September. Of course De La Hoya has to get past Ricardo Mayorga on May 6, and it is far from a guarantee that De La Hoya will win.

                  There are several reasons for the speculation that Mayweather's recent business decisions are due to a potential bout with Oscar De La Hoya. The first, Bob Arum, head of Top Rank, and De La Hoya, have been feuding ever since Oscar left Top Rank to start his own promotional company. The war of words between the two promoters have sometimes been public and often far from complimentary. De La Hoya went as far as to say that he would never make a fight with Mayweather as long as Arum as his promoter.

                  SOUNDS KINDA SIMULAR TO THE
                  FLOYD VS. COTTO SITUATION.....





                  With Oscar's announcement of only fighting two more times before sailing into retirement, Mayweather would have had to make a career decision in order to position himself at the head of the Golden Boy sweepstakes. Either call De La Hoya's bluff and move forward with Arum, or dump Arum in order to eliminate the biggest obstacle in making the fight a reality. According to many, Mayweather took no chances and left Arum.
                  If Mayweather went forward with Margarito in August, a September date with De La Hoya would have been a daydream. On the other hand, Mayweather reportedly left on good terms with Arum, meaning that if De La Hoya should lose on May 6, Mayweather still has an open door to easily make a bout with Margarito before the end of the year.

                  Mayweather's recent business decisions make total sense in the long run. Margarito is no hurry to leave the sport, at 28-years-old, the highly respect fighter will be around for several more years. The Golden ship on the hand is set to sail by the end of the year. The bout with De La Hoya, worth millions more than the bout with Margarito is a once in a life time opportunity for Mayweather.

                  If De La Hoya is successful against Mayorga, the road will be wide open for two of the most popular fighters in the sport to come together and stage one of the largest fights in the last couple of years. The storyline alone is enough to sell the fight on pay-per-view. De La Hoya, trained by Mayweather's father, Floyd Sr., fights Mayweather who is trained by his uncle Roger, his father's brother. The family angle, the new generation taking out the old, and everything else in between makes this bout a sure moneymaker.


                  Bob Arum has already announced a backup plan for August 12, a pay-per-view rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman and mandatory challenger Oleg Maskaev.

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                    Originally posted by Horus View Post
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                    There is the problem.... (read this part)






                    Ask Hatton how it feels

                    Ask Hatton how it feels to apologize to his fans and for crushing all their dreams...

                    Ask Hatton how it feels to drink himself into a depression because he could not live up to expectations of his people

                    Ask Hatton how it feels to think about his only lose coming to somebody who constantly told him he was a piece a ****...

                    Ask Hatton how it feels to have your whole resume questioned after you lose to somebody who calls you a "C" Class fighter and people believe that as soon as you lose....



                    Hmmm ask hatton how it feels blah blah blah... ask hatton how it feels to make 20 million for a fight...

                    id also like to ask you how it feels, Horus, to suck on floyds **** on a daily basis?

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                      Originally posted by Horus View Post
                      ONLY DUMB ASS PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVES MAYWEATHER DUCK MARGARITO....AND I REINTEGRATE ONLY "DUMB ASS" PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVE THAT MYTH......

                      MARGARITO OR DE LA HOYA......


                      MAYWEATHER VS. MARGARITO SITUATION


                      The announcement of the fight never came, but several other shocking occurrences took place. The first occurrence did not surprise many insiders in the business as Mayweather declined the multi-million dollar offer to fight Margarito. The minute the fight was being talked about as an "almost done deal," numerous boxing experts, scribes, managers and fighters felts the fight would fall apart for one reason or another and it did.

                      The Mayweather camp says that a Margarito fight is still an option, just not on August 12. Apparently Mayweather's right hand, which he injured during the April 8 bout with Zab Judah, is still giving him problems and the general feeling in the camp is Mayweather will not be able to prepare in time for the August 12 date.

                      The second occurrence was something that many in business saw coming a mile away as Mayweather exercised a provision in his contract and paid Top Rank $750K to become a promotional free agent.

                      As Top Rank and several insiders have already stated, Mayweather has made the proper strategic maneuvers to position himself for a potential showdown with Oscar De La Hoya, which could possibly take place as early as September. Of course De La Hoya has to get past Ricardo Mayorga on May 6, and it is far from a guarantee that De La Hoya will win.

                      There are several reasons for the speculation that Mayweather's recent business decisions are due to a potential bout with Oscar De La Hoya. The first, Bob Arum, head of Top Rank, and De La Hoya, have been feuding ever since Oscar left Top Rank to start his own promotional company. The war of words between the two promoters have sometimes been public and often far from complimentary. De La Hoya went as far as to say that he would never make a fight with Mayweather as long as Arum as his promoter.

                      SOUNDS KINDA SIMULAR TO THE
                      FLOYD VS. COTTO SITUATION.....





                      With Oscar's announcement of only fighting two more times before sailing into retirement, Mayweather would have had to make a career decision in order to position himself at the head of the Golden Boy sweepstakes. Either call De La Hoya's bluff and move forward with Arum, or dump Arum in order to eliminate the biggest obstacle in making the fight a reality. According to many, Mayweather took no chances and left Arum.
                      If Mayweather went forward with Margarito in August, a September date with De La Hoya would have been a daydream. On the other hand, Mayweather reportedly left on good terms with Arum, meaning that if De La Hoya should lose on May 6, Mayweather still has an open door to easily make a bout with Margarito before the end of the year.

                      Mayweather's recent business decisions make total sense in the long run. Margarito is no hurry to leave the sport, at 28-years-old, the highly respect fighter will be around for several more years. The Golden ship on the hand is set to sail by the end of the year. The bout with De La Hoya, worth millions more than the bout with Margarito is a once in a life time opportunity for Mayweather.

                      If De La Hoya is successful against Mayorga, the road will be wide open for two of the most popular fighters in the sport to come together and stage one of the largest fights in the last couple of years. The storyline alone is enough to sell the fight on pay-per-view. De La Hoya, trained by Mayweather's father, Floyd Sr., fights Mayweather who is trained by his uncle Roger, his father's brother. The family angle, the new generation taking out the old, and everything else in between makes this bout a sure moneymaker.


                      Bob Arum has already announced a backup plan for August 12, a pay-per-view rematch between WBC heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman and mandatory challenger Oleg Maskaev.


                      The DLH fight is done and over with. FLoyd is the self proclaimed "mega star".

                      Instead of carrying PPVs on his own name like a real "mega star" does, better known as Oscar De La Hoya,

                      he retires without defending his championship against any of the top 10 contenders at welter weight.

                      Game over.

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