Mayweather Return Shows Welterweights The “Money”

[handler000]

Mayweather isn't a small welterweight, he's pretty much average. Many light- middle and middleweight fighters are smaller than he. He's been a full grown welrtr for quite a while.

Seems to me that the writer sounds more like a PR man for Ole' Fishmouth,rather than an impartial writer. His hero is, when you see what's actually there, is fighting a veteran who is 2.5 inches shorter, shorter arm length, 36 years old at the end of a very tough, hectic career, and, on the record, seems to have very little chance of beating a true welterweight on merit. Only a few fights ago Marquez was a featherweight and super-feather.
On top of that, he has to build himself into a 2 weight category higher, which, although he can put on the weight, he can't grow a fraction of an inch, as well aqs he can't turn back nthe clock............................

Well said...

Let's make this a group effort and name the 154 and 160 pounders that are smaller than FMJ...

[The Underboss]

god bless the mayweathers.

[bellagio510ak]

very true..pbf is one of the best pure boxers in the sport and can do everything in the ring that he wants generally..many people have the misconception that all he does is run around the ring and potshot..how false that is..he mixes it up and throws off his opponents so that they cant adapt to his style..he can intelligently pressure fighters, play defense, use his footwork to avoid taking unneccessary punches, counterpunch with accuracy, switch styles at any time and he stays in better shape than just about any other boxer in the game..just watch the judah fight again..judah did very well in the first half of the fight..but only because floyd was seeing what he had..then he systematically broke judah down..pbf was the one bringing the fight to judah..and pressuring him....not the other way around..even right after judah would land some good punches, floyd would step right back up in his face not going anywhere or giving judah space to reset...im no nuthugger i just recognize game..and pbf has a lot of it in the ring.. i dont give a shyt what he or any fighter does outside the ring..let them live their dam lives..as long as they whoop that ass when it comes fight night..thats what we pay to see after all..love him or hate him pbf is a great fighter and i would definitely love to see him fight all the best fighters at Welter..

[PAC-BOY]

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By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Floyd Mayweather Jr. fights again this weekend.

Finally.

It’s a welcome return – at least in this space – to the fighter who, as they used to say about Reggie Jackson in New York, is truly “the straw that stirs the drink.”

Love him or hate him, and it seems clear in these parts there’s a lot more of the latter, it is by Mayweather, in Mayweather and through Mayweather that the best fights at 147 pounds and its surroundings will be made until he decides to hang up the gloves permanently.

Assuming he defeats Juan Manuel Marquez – which I see him doing in 10 rounds – the “Pretty Boy” now known as “Money” takes a giant leap toward putting his name on a marquee against either Miguel Cotto or Manny Pacquiao in SuperFight 2010.

And don’t think for a second that Bob Arum doesn’t believe it, too.

In spite of the old promoter’s blathering these days about his guys holding purse strings for future welterweight mega events, it’s Mayweather who provides the element that’ll draw fans out in the fervent hope that he gets his head knocked off.

Cotto and Pacquiao are quality boxers and decent guys who’ll put on a good fight in November, but without Floyd, that’s all it is… a fight [details]

this article is an utter and epic failure

[chickies]

Jmm

I just hope that if JMM wins they do not start blaming Mayweathers lay off the reason why he lost.

[Chuckguy]

cant wait till saturday. personally i think floyds gonna walk right through marquez easily but thats just me.

He has too cause he will get a lot of shi it if he doesnt

[JM1]

By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Floyd Mayweather Jr. fights again this weekend.

Finally.

It’s a welcome return – at least in this space – to the fighter who, as they used to say about Reggie Jackson in New York, is truly “the straw that stirs the drink.”

Love him or hate him, and it seems clear in these parts there’s a lot more of the latter, it is by Mayweather, in Mayweather and through Mayweather that the best fights at 147 pounds and its surroundings will be made until he decides to hang up the gloves permanently.

Assuming he defeats Juan Manuel Marquez – which I see him doing in 10 rounds – the “Pretty Boy” now known as “Money” takes a giant leap toward putting his name on a marquee against either Miguel Cotto or Manny Pacquiao in SuperFight 2010.

And don’t think for a second that Bob Arum doesn’t believe it, too.

In spite of the old promoter’s blathering these days about his guys holding purse strings for future welterweight mega events, it’s Mayweather who provides the element that’ll draw fans out in the fervent hope that he gets his head knocked off.

Cotto and Pacquiao are quality boxers and decent guys who’ll put on a good fight in November, but without Floyd, that’s all it is… a fight []

welterweights?

[razor.thin]

what and what?

[House]

Great article....the writer has a good head on his shoulders.