Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Forget Canelo-GGG Winner, No Offer Big Enough

[IronDanHamza]

He retired after DLH and was crying his ass off after Baldomir like a B1tch.

He retired 4-5 times and was retired for 4 years when you round everything out give or take a few months

He officially retired and was removed from all rankings twice. Hatton 07 and Berto 15.

[Chollo Vista]

He never officially retired.

He officially retired after the Hatton fight.

Are you ******???

The words RETIREMENT came out Mayweathers mouth after the DLH fight. Do I have to post the video of him saying it as well?

Damn you can't make this schit up from you guys.. Read the dang article

[Chollo Vista]

He officially retired and was removed from all rankings twice. Hatton 07 and Berto 15.

I just showed you a damn article of him coming out of retirement to fight Hatton and now you're telling me he never came out of retirement to fight Hatton

I heard of die hard Mayweather fans, but damn

[IronDanHamza]

Are you ******???

The words RETIREMENT came out Mayweathers mouth after the DLH fight. Do I have to post the video of him saying it as well?

Damn you can't make this schit up from you guys.. Read the dang article

Right he did SAY that. But he didn't officially retire ala after the Hatton fight. Change of heart I assume.

[ox805er]

Of course not! Health first!

[IronDanHamza]

I just showed you a damn article of him coming out of retirement to fight Hatton and now you're telling me he never came out of retirement to fight Hatton

I heard of die hard Mayweather fans, but damn

Because of what he said post fight.

Again, never officially retired.

Was he removed from any rankings after De La Hoya? No. I.e, not retired.

Definitely not retired after Baldomir.

[Chollo Vista]

Right he did SAY that. But he didn't officially retire ala after the Hatton fight. Change of heart I assume.

Man he retired.

Damn you guys will defend this dude to the death and say he didn't retire even when Floyd himself said he retired. Holy schit

[IronDanHamza]

Man he retired.

Damn you guys will defend this dude and say he didn't retire even when Floyd himself said he retired. Holy schit

I'm not sure how I can make this any easier for you.

He didn't officially retire after Oscar, although yes he did say he was going to. But again, he didn't.

He did however officially retire after Hatton and was thus stripped of his belts and removed of all rankings.

Common sense tells you the simple fact he still had all his belts and was still in all rankings after the Oscar fight that he wasn't officially retired. He fought 7 months later.

[Chollo Vista]

Because of what he said post fight.

Again, never officially retired.

Was he removed from any rankings after De La Hoya? No. I.e, not retired.

Definitely not retired after Baldomir.

What part of mayweather retired after DLH don't you understand?

Multiple world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr has agreed to come out of retirement to fight British boxer Ricky Hatton.

The 30-year-old Mayweather had ended his boxing career after his split-decision victory over Oscar De La Hoya to win the WBC super-welterweight title in May.

But the prospect of facing Hatton was enough incentive for the flamboyant Mayweather to return to the ring.

Mayweather's adviser Leonard Ellerbe agreed the challenge was too good to turn down.

"We've agreed to the fight. We're excited that Ricky Hatton is stepping up to the plate. It's like this - he asked for it and now he's going to get it," he said.

The 28-year-old Hatton will move up a division from light-welterweight for the fight.

Hatton's trainer Billy Graham said the fight presented an opportunity for Hatton to etch his name in boxing history.

"He set out to become the undisputed champion of the world and that's what he did," he said.

"Now we've got a chance to go against the man who's generally regarded as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. You know it doesn't get any better than that."

The bout promises to be a mouth-watering contest with both boxers undefeated in their professional careers.

Five-weight champion Mayweather is expected to put his WBC welterweight title on the line against Hatton on December 8 in Las Vegas.

[Chollo Vista]

I'm not sure how I can make this any easier for you.

He didn't officially retire after Oscar, although yes he did say he was going to. But again, he didn't.

He did however officially retire after Hatton and was thus stripped of his belts and removed of all rankings.

Common sense tells you the simple fact he still had all his belts and was still in all rankings after the Oscar fight that he wasn't officially retired. He fought 7 months later.

I don't give a damn about rankings. So if you're not dropped from rankings that means you never retired?

What part of mayweather retired after DLH don't you understand?

Multiple world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr has agreed to come out of retirement to fight British boxer Ricky Hatton.

The 30-year-old Mayweather had ended his boxing career after his split-decision victory over Oscar De La Hoya to win the WBC super-welterweight title in May.

But the prospect of facing Hatton was enough incentive for the flamboyant Mayweather to return to the ring.

Mayweather's adviser Leonard Ellerbe agreed the challenge was too good to turn down.

"We've agreed to the fight. We're excited that Ricky Hatton is stepping up to the plate. It's like this - he asked for it and now he's going to get it," he said.

The 28-year-old Hatton will move up a division from light-welterweight for the fight.

Hatton's trainer Billy Graham said the fight presented an opportunity for Hatton to etch his name in boxing history.

"He set out to become the undisputed champion of the world and that's what he did," he said.

"Now we've got a chance to go against the man who's generally regarded as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. You know it doesn't get any better than that."

The bout promises to be a mouth-watering contest with both boxers undefeated in their professional careers.

Five-weight champion Mayweather is expected to put his WBC welterweight title on the line against Hatton on December 8 in Las Vegas.