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floyd would quit from a leg kick bruhso he wouldn't tap to a RNC? easy way to find out...
floyd would quit from a leg kick bruhso he wouldn't tap to a RNC? easy way to find out...
If he is making $20mil+ per fight why was there all that talk of him wanting to take a flat $10mil. payout for UFC 200 with no PPV points?Whether he rents or not..You don't think he can afford to buy everything? The guy makes 20+ million per fight for the last 3 or 4 fights...I'd say he can pretty much buy whatever he wants.
so he wouldn't tap to a RNC? easy way to find out...
He ain't no Conor McGregor when it comes to trash talking.
The over/under for Floyd lasting in the cage with Conor would be 30 secondsLOL - I'd bet Floyd wouldn't be able to survive a single round in the octagon.
If they met on the street only one of them will come out alive.Cue a tirade of images from McGregor of rented cars being parked in the driveway of rented houses.
Floyd owns all his things, McGregor doesn't.
If they met on the street only one of them will come out alive.
I'm sure Conor's fine with the knowledge he can literally kill Floyd in a physical confrontation.
Also, even if you hate McGregor as an MMA fan should you really have his back considering how much boxers and boxing fans used to shit on our glorious sport.
I'm a fan of both guys fighting ability ("Pretty Boy" Floyd Mayweather was better than "Money" imo, guy was a great boxer). But I find Mayweather's cheap attempts at egging Conor McGregor into a boxing match sad.
Here's why in short: A great boxer calling out a great mixed martial-artist for a boxing match is weak sauce. It's like saying "I want to fight you - and I can beat you - BUT no elbows, no kicking, no knees, no takedowns, etc. etc.". It's lame.
An MMA fight would be interesting. A boxing match? Nope. Not interested.
(BTW, interesting side note here is that Mayweather's last boxing match before he retired tanked on PPV. Sounds to me like he's desperate for attention.)
Cue a tirade of images from McGregor of rented cars being parked in the driveway of rented houses.
Floyd owns all his things, McGregor doesn't.
Floyd is the one who said that next time he see's Conor he's gonna slap the sh*t out of him.
preview of McGregor vs Floyd
I agree man. I do think he may not actually believe all the trash talk he says, but knows it gives him publicity (whether bad or good). Does he really think Conor is a quitter more so than he does say it to gather attention? I would lean towards the ladder.Everyone knows I hate Conor. But I hate ignorance more.
I hate people who use the phrase "quit," in reference to an ending to an MMA fight, specifically when it comes to tapping out. There is a huge distinction to be made between tapping due to being in a literal inescapable position, and giving up, and sort coasting for 5 rounds without trying, or giving up between rounds even.
It seems Mayweather is equating the act of tapping, to a lack of courage or heart, when in fact it's a NATURAL ACT and a NORMAL ENDING to an MMA fight.
To be totally unbiased, I might be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and say he's not criticizing Conor for the act of tapping, but the seeming ease and quickness in which he did tap. But let's not bullshit, we boff know that's not what the fuck he's talking about. He's not educated in the sport to be able to make that kind of differentiation.
I agree man. I do think he may not actually believe all the trash talk he says, but knows it gives him publicity (whether bad or good). Does he really think Conor is a quitter more so than he does say it to gather attention? I would lean towards the ladder.