Not true he was the sight favourite going into that fight
Exactly what I said. Go read a few posts back. Not surprisedMayweather's explanation for all this on instagram kind of reminds me of Ali-Inoki, where Ali's camp supposedly didn't know the rules of the bout until almost immediately before it was scheduled to happen.
From wiki:
"According to Inoki, Ali and his entourage had signed on expecting the fight to be an exhibition rather than a real contest. It was only when they went to see Inoki train six days before the fight, and saw him use a series of brutal drop-kicks and violent grapples on sparring partners, that they sensed it would be a legitimate fight. Inoki alleges he was asked by Ali, "OK, so when do we do the rehearsal?", with Inoki replying: "No, no. This isn't an exhibition. It's a real fight!""
Coward is too strong a word I think BUT he hasn't really challenged himself in any bouts that he's had. To be great I think you have to take fights where you aren't guaranteed to be the winner.I googled a bit and you're right. I don't think that makes him a coward though.
Coward is too strong a word I think BUT he hasn't really challenged himself in any bouts that he's had. To be great I think you have to take fights where you aren't guaranteed to be the winner.
that was such a pathetic brag.“I am a retired boxer that earns an unprecedented amount of money, globally, for appearances, speaking engagements and occasional small exhibitions.”
that was such a pathetic brag.
what the fuck is wrong with this man?
Corrales was the biggest threat to him that I can think of. Certainly in the part of his career after that, no, I can't think of anyone who's been a challenge to him.You're saying noone floyd has fought has been a remote challenge to him?
there is absolutely no doubt about who wrote that shit - but either even they have some weird inferiority complex, or he tells his PR person to put idiotic shit like that into his posts.Yeah - it was like he was trying to humblebrag but totally fucked it up
he didn't write any of that, some publicist did, that's their job, to lie, to exaggerate. I remember when Camacho got shot, his publicist said he'd be fine and that he was still gonna fight.that was such a pathetic brag.
what the fuck is wrong with this man?
To me it read like a little advertisement rather than a brag, like whoever wrote it is putting it out there that Mayweather's available for bookingsthat was such a pathetic brag.
what the fuck is wrong with this man?
it's funny but no fighter admits to being broke, sugar ray robinson never admitted it during his comebacks, ali never admitted it in the 80's. it's understandable, who wants to give personal info like that? but they are public figures so it will be known and floyd will spend whatever he gets, that's what happens when you are trying to show how much money you have. another thing that happens is, people come out the woodwork to be your friend.Yeah - it was like he was trying to humblebrag but totally fucked it up
i read it plainly as a statement that he doesn't need the money, which probably isn't true, or if it is, he can see that he's leaking bad enough that he will need it. fighters never learn. I remember it being put to Joe Louis "what would you have done if you made what they make today" Joe said he'd spend it all anyway. people don't talk about it much but Ali was broke in the 80's, the entourage, the exes, his own generosity. Had he not been ali, he would have died broke and probably a lot sooner than he did.To me it read like a little advertisement rather than a brag, like whoever wrote it is putting it out there that Mayweather's available for bookings