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Arum has been vocal about not doing business. Floyd hasn't said a negative word about negotiations.
There is no logical explanation as to why Cotto is easier than Floyd. Floyd would be a 2-1 favorite over Pac.
Because Floyd didn't fight the best at 130 and 135? When Floyd became champ at WW Shane and Cotto weren't even there, and they both had turned down fights prior. Pac is the easiest fight out of the 3 and it amazes me people don't realize.
Bias much? Why does he have to beat them three, when Pacquiao hasn't even fought Cotto yet, and he is ranked #1, and i'm sure you already see him as #1. If Floyd beats just two of them, he won't "just" be #1, he will go down as an all time great. There isn't anything else he needs to do. I hope his next fight is Pacquiao (if he beats Cotto), and then finally to shut Sugar Shane up and then retire.
And likewise for Pacquiao. I recognize he is the current #1 p4p because Floyd was inactive for 21 months while he was busy fighting, but until he beats Floyd, i don't see him as a legend just yet. If teh fight doesn't happen for whatever reasons it would be a shame. And regarding on who is the bigger draw, Pacquiao dominates the south eastern market, but I still believe Floyd is THE fighter to beat. He has a bigger and longer legacy, a perfect record, and is seemingly unbeatable (well, at the moment he really is).
No matter what selection Floyd makes, it'll be called "easy."
Pac is too small and wasn't really a threat above 135.
Shane is too old.
Cotto wasn't the same after Tony bludgeoned him.
Tony's a dirty cheater who should be struck by lightning 15 times (but Shane's cheating is better.)
Get with the program.
Money will be the only reason why this fight won't happen.