West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Sports & Entertainment => Topic started by: Hack Wilson - real on September 13, 2013, 03:29:31 PM
-
until he fights Pac-man does anyone really care how he does against these other guys?
-
until he fights Pac-man does anyone really care how he does against these other guys?
The fight with Pacman will never happen - plus, after that K.O from Marquez all the hype surrounding it has gone with the wind.
-
lol, this fight tomorrow against Canelo is actually bigger...maybe not hype wise, but as a pure fight.
Both undefeated, Mayweather's smallest odds to win since 2009; Vegas only has him 1/2.5.
My money's on Money, other fighters think so too, but I mean statistically it's going to be his best fight in years. Actually like high realistic odds he loses.
To put it in perspective, Pacqiuao was actually a higher favorite to Vegas to beat Marquez than Mayweather is tomorrow.
-
pacs lost more than a step recently
and those who say mayweather was ducking pac dont knw what their talkin bout
google bob arum
-
lol, this fight tomorrow against Canelo is actually bigger...maybe not hype wise, but as a pure fight.
Both undefeated, Mayweather's smallest odds to win since 2009; Vegas only has him 1/2.5.
My money's on Money, other fighters think so too, but I mean statistically it's going to be his best fight in years. Actually like high realistic odds he loses.
To put it in perspective, Pacqiuao was actually a higher favorite to Vegas to beat Marquez than Mayweather is tomorrow.
Truth, and I fucking hate Fairweather and his old ass dad.
-
Fight day!
until he fights Pac-man does anyone really care how he does against these other guys?
The fight with Pacman will never happen - plus, after that K.O from Marquez all the hype surrounding it has gone with the wind.
I think so too. Some interest still there but the fight is a few years too late.
-
Expected outcome. Floyd was his usual self. It reminded me of both De La Hoya-Mayweather and Pacquiao-Margarito, simultaneously. The first one was similar in the sense that it had a lot of hype, had a black guy against a Mexican guy, and ended with Mayweather being in disbelief at it not being a UD, though in both cases it didn't feel like it was worth the money for the PPV. The second one was similar in the sense that there were catchweights involved at super welterweight/junior middleweight and pretty big discrepancies between the two fighters' fight night weights (Pacquiao-Margarito was 148 vs. 165, Mayweather-Alvarez was 150 vs. 165), yet the smaller guy was just far more dominant with speed and a little bit of showboating, but in a funny way (Pacquiao was shuffling his feet back and forth at some point, Mayweather stared at the rope when Canelo swung, missed and hit the rope really hard).
I suppose Mayweather-Garcia at 147 is next?
-
http://www.youtube.com/v/sHsYgKWec4o
-
Expected outcome. Floyd was his usual self. It reminded me of both De La Hoya-Mayweather and Pacquiao-Margarito, simultaneously. The first one was similar in the sense that it had a lot of hype, had a black guy against a Mexican guy, and ended with Mayweather being in disbelief at it not being a UD, though in both cases it didn't feel like it was worth the money for the PPV. The second one was similar in the sense that there were catchweights involved at super welterweight/junior middleweight and pretty big discrepancies between the two fighters' fight night weights (Pacquiao-Margarito was 148 vs. 165, Mayweather-Alvarez was 150 vs. 165), yet the smaller guy was just far more dominant with speed and a little bit of showboating, but in a funny way (Pacquiao was shuffling his feet back and forth at some point, Mayweather stared at the rope when Canelo swung, missed and hit the rope really hard).
I suppose Mayweather-Garcia at 147 is next?
Great fight by Mayweather - he really gave Canelo a boxing lesson to remember. Garcia is one of the options as Floyd's got 4 fights left under his contract, but currently there is no one who can come close to Money. He trully is the best fighter of this era..