Comments Thread For: Photo: Pacquiao's Target List Sends Mayweather a Message

[LeadUppercut]

ive been watchin boxing for 23yrs, lil girl so dont give me that real fan of the sport crap. I like Pac hes an exciting lil fighter, and breaking records moving up. but not my favorite. The deal i have with people like you, is that your envious, just like the mayw. We dont see promoters trainers boxing historians or other elite fighters. complainning hating criticizing Pac accomplishments. pssh only whinners like you. lmbo

Don't be fkn ridiculous.

If you were any sort of boxing fan you would be well-aware that MANY "trainers boxing historians or other elite fighters" have shredded Pacquiao and called him a hype-job.

For ***'s sake, EVERY SINGLE TOP 5 P4P FIGHTER has shredded Manny's resume, and Manny Steward called him a hype-job who could not be compared to truly great fighters.

[LeadUppercut]

so than what was the point of OST before this fight and not other big fights which both fighter contested in?? makes no sense. once again Mayw it was part of his plan to get in the head of pac, and pac didnt fall for it. mayws pride requires mind games to complete dominate his opponents phy mental emotionally, he can beat them with skills, but he wont be satsified unless he
can humiliate and frustrate them totally. He cant mentally and emotionally do that with pac.

Don't be ridiculous man, far out

Mayweather wants Pacquiao to agree to random blood tests because he suspects that Manny is using PED's.

Tell me, Team Pacquiao gave 7 ridiculous excuses why Manny would not agree to random blood tests without a 24-day cutoff, which one did you believe?

Answer these questions if you really believe that.....

a.) why would he even enter into negotiations?

b.) why would he not stall the fight because of a genuine sticking point, like accepting 50/50 or that silly $10mil penalty, because Manny could have simply called his bluff and agreed to the tests?

c.) why didn't Manny agree to the random blood tests? Which one of Team Pacquiao's 6 ridiculous excuses did you believe?

[richardt]

LeadUpperCut, I'm saying that along the way Mayweather became weary of the thought that what if Pac's energy and power are natural. Then he has to come to grips with his awe of Pac being a very real threat or he would not have imposed the tests. But Floyd is not the comissioner!

[LeadUppercut]

LeadUpperCut, I'm saying that along the way Mayweather became weary of the thought that what if Pac's energy and power are natural. Then he has to come to grips with his awe of Pac being a very real threat or he would not have imposed the tests. But Floyd is not the comissioner!

I know mate, you said that earlier, and I get your point.

That scenario just seems highly unlikely, in fact, it does not even seem plausible..... because Manny could have blown your theory wide open himself, by simply taking the tests.

NOBODY, would have questioned Mayweather holding that fight up over money.

In fact, I expected that would be the case, I did not think that Mayweather would agree to 50/50.

He could have also barfed over the $10mil per-pound penalty clause.

The highest previous weight penalty was for Hoya and it was 3.5mil (I think), and it was laughed at and labeled absurd by certain members of the press.

I did not have a problem with that at all, because it was simply insurance to guarantee a commitment to make the contracted weight. Once the figure became high enough, anything over that point is moot.

Mayweather would have agreed to $100mil per-pound if he had decided to commit to the weight, as would Pac.... coz nobody was getting a cent. It was 147 after all, so hardly a problem.

If Mayweather wanted to duck Manny, he would not have agreed to 50/50, because Pac could have called his bluff and taken the tests.

FACT:
If Manny had accepted a 14-day cutoff, we would have had that fight already.
http://krikya360.com/pacquiao-...day-cut--27427

[ProudtobePINOY]

I know mate, you said that earlier, and I get your point.

That scenario just seems highly unlikely, in fact, it does not even seem plausible..... because Manny could have blown your theory wide open himself, by simply taking the tests.

NOBODY, would have questioned Mayweather holding that fight up over money.

In fact, I expected that would be the case, I did not think that Mayweather would agree to 50/50.

He could have also barfed over the $10mil per-pound penalty clause.

The highest previous weight penalty was for Hoya and it was 3.5mil (I think), and it was laughed at and labeled absurd by certain members of the press.

I did not have a problem with that at all, because it was simply insurance to guarantee a commitment to make the contracted weight. Once the figure became high enough, anything over that point is moot.

Mayweather would have agreed to $100mil per-pound if he had decided to commit to the weight, as would Pac.... coz nobody was getting a cent. It was 147 after all, so hardly a problem.

If Mayweather wanted to duck Manny, he would not have agreed to 50/50, because Pac could have called his bluff and taken the tests.

FACT:
If Manny had accepted a 14-day cutoff, we would have had that fight already.
http://krikya360.com/pacquiao-...day-cut--27427

uhhmmmm...no numbnuts.


MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao�s willingness to undergo blood tests 14 days before the fight is no assurance that his megabuck showdown with Floyd Mayweather Jr. is going to happen in November.



Pacquiao agreed to have it done 24 days before the fight, but Mayweather insisted on 14. The other day, however, the Filipino superstar agreed to do it 14 days or even closer, but not on the day of the fight itself.



�I gave him (Pacquiao) a chance, up to 14 days out. But my new terms are all the way up to the fight. They can come get us whenever, all the way up to the fight, random drug test. That�s what it is,?Mayweather was quoted as saying.



�I�m afraid that once all these blood testing issue is settled, Mayweather will come up with another excuse. Maybe he�d start asking for a bigger share of the purse, which of course, again, Manny Pacquiao will not agree on,?said Koncz.

[ProudtobePINOY]

I know mate, you said that earlier, and I get your point.

That scenario just seems highly unlikely, in fact, it does not even seem plausible..... because Manny could have blown your theory wide open himself, by simply taking the tests.

NOBODY, would have questioned Mayweather holding that fight up over money.

In fact, I expected that would be the case, I did not think that Mayweather would agree to 50/50.

He could have also barfed over the $10mil per-pound penalty clause.

The highest previous weight penalty was for Hoya and it was 3.5mil (I think), and it was laughed at and labeled absurd by certain members of the press.

I did not have a problem with that at all, because it was simply insurance to guarantee a commitment to make the contracted weight. Once the figure became high enough, anything over that point is moot.

Mayweather would have agreed to $100mil per-pound if he had decided to commit to the weight, as would Pac.... coz nobody was getting a cent. It was 147 after all, so hardly a problem.

If Mayweather wanted to duck Manny, he would not have agreed to 50/50, because Pac could have called his bluff and taken the tests.

FACT:
If Manny had accepted a 14-day cutoff, we would have had that fight already.
http://krikya360.com/pacquiao-...day-cut--27427

all this blah blah blah.....one and only question...if Mayweather believed he was better than Manny would he even ask for a blood test ?

Mayweather agrees to 50/50 it would be ****** to ask otherwise...so he uses the same excuse over and over again....first it was take OST 14 days, then its all the way to the day before the fight....whats next a blood test after every other round...GTFO !!!

[LeadUppercut]

uhhmmmm...no numbnuts.


MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao�s willingness to undergo blood tests 14 days before the fight is no assurance that his megabuck showdown with Floyd Mayweather Jr. is going to happen in November.

Pacquiao agreed to have it done 24 days before the fight, but Mayweather insisted on 14. The other day, however, the Filipino superstar agreed to do it 14 days or even closer, but not on the day of the fight itself.

�I gave him (Pacquiao) a chance, up to 14 days out. But my new terms are all the way up to the fight. They can come get us whenever, all the way up to the fight, random drug test. That�s what it is,?Mayweather was quoted as saying.

�I�m afraid that once all these blood testing issue is settled, Mayweather will come up with another excuse. Maybe he�d start asking for a bigger share of the purse, which of course, again, Manny Pacquiao will not agree on,?said Koncz.

Don't try and bull**** me buddy

You just mixed up the OST request from the original negotiation back in Dec 2009, with Manny's "apparent" youtube acceptance speech that was taken about a year later

Numbnuts, if Manny had accepted OST's during the original negotiation, we would have had that fight already.

http://krikya360.com/pacquiao-...day-cut--27427

[LeadUppercut]

all this blah blah blah.....one and only question...if Mayweather believed he was better than Manny would he even ask for a blood test ?

If Manny is clean, why didn't he take the test ?

Team Pacquiao gave a total of 7 ridiculous excuses why Manny would not agree to random blood tests - which is a fkn joke - requiring 7 different excuses means that none of them were genuine, Manny just didn't want to take random blood tests simple as that......

Tell me ProudtobePINOY, which one of those 7 ridiculous excuses did you believe?

I dare you to reply, and tell me which one of those bull**** excuses you believed.

Mayweather agrees to 50/50 it would be ****** to ask otherwise...so he uses the same excuse over and over again....first it was take OST 14 days, then its all the way to the day before the fight....whats next a blood test after every other round...GTFO !!!

You fkn wally, why didn't pacroid call Mayweather's bluff and take the tests then?

I dare you to reply, and tell me which one of those 7 bull**** excuses you believed.