Who is the better man outside the ring: Floyd or Manny?

[Larry the boss]

sound kinda like floyd doesnt he

[Larry the boss]

That must have been just an apprentice **********. Just starting, didn't know the "ropes", and Manny P just wanted to give her a helping "hand".

Are you serious???

dead serious

[The Hammer]

Manny is winning in this poll.

He would win in the ring too, but Floyd will never have the courage to fight him.

[SERVILEV]

cant believe you wasted time and brain power on this!! non sense

[The Hammer]

cant believe you wasted time and brain power on this!! non sense

It was all in good fun.

The *****s' reaction to threads like this makes me laugh.

[any craic lad?]

Neither both pretty sketchy outside the ring.

[Gutz]

Pac is better man outside the ring and inside the ring..

[Larry the boss]

Manny is winning in this poll.

He would win in the ring too, but Floyd will never have the courage to fight him.

[PAKYO]

Floyd the fraud is a bitter man.

[edgarg]

dead serious

I'm surprised to read this, although I suppose in another way, not surprised. there has hardly been a famous public figure in the world, who has not been the subject of similiar inuendo, rumour and gossip .

iknow for certain that at least ONE ststement in the opinion, is false. The "mixup between Top Rank and Golden Boy was NOT that they had the first signing. The reason that that Top Rank won, was because in the existing contract between Manny P and Top Rank, Arum had had a clause included that "forbids any discussion, or contact for discussion with any other Promoting Company for the purpose of signing a contract" whilst still under contract with Tip Rank.

The fact is, that Oscar, not very cleverly tried to pul off a Don King stunt with and exhausted travel-worn little guy whom he thought was a simpleton. As Manny P. said at the time in the following publicity, I knew it wasn't legal, but he wouldn't let me go to bed until I signed, so I signed to get rid of him.(paraphrasing)

As for the rest, the writer himself, at the very bottom, when he tells us to tune in next week for opinion about Holyfield, is also saying, if we couldn't already see, that the article is opinion, not hard evidence. The court threw out the accusations and allegations. As for the **********, there seems to have been a confusion as to what she really was, and she may not have been a ********** at all. That she might have been would not surprise me however, because the Phillipines seems (as I am deluged with on the internet) to be a major centre for this revolting trade.

Also, I fail to see how one could contract liver ailments from playing billiards. I am not a "fan" of any sort, but a boxing enthusiast, and like several other fighters more than Manny P. so my above comments are based on my critically objective looking at the "evidence" rather than partisanship, of which I have none.

Put it down to my years of legal training. And thank you for the answer.