Floyd Mayweather is a racist punk
Posted: September 4 10, 9:22 am
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Yup, when you think of the greatest boxers ever how many of them are undefeated?JoeMcKim wrote:Floyd is too afraid to risk his perfect record is the main reason he won't get in the ring with Pac Man. I have no respect for a fighter who plays it safe instead of fighting all the top fighters in front of him. I would respect a fighter with 2-3 losses that stepped up and fought the best fighters he had a chance to fight instead of a fighter with a perfect record but not willing to risk anything.
+++JoeMcKim wrote:Floyd is too afraid to risk his perfect record is the main reason he won't get in the ring with Pac Man. I have no respect for a fighter who plays it safe instead of fighting all the top fighters in front of him. I would respect a fighter with 2-3 losses that stepped up and fought the best fighters he had a chance to fight instead of a fighter with a perfect record but not willing to risk anything.
To be fair...boxers don't know when to quit.TheoSqua wrote:Yup, when you think of the greatest boxers ever how many of them are undefeated?JoeMcKim wrote:Floyd is too afraid to risk his perfect record is the main reason he won't get in the ring with Pac Man. I have no respect for a fighter who plays it safe instead of fighting all the top fighters in front of him. I would respect a fighter with 2-3 losses that stepped up and fought the best fighters he had a chance to fight instead of a fighter with a perfect record but not willing to risk anything.
Check the record before you use that one.vinsanity wrote:To be fair...boxers don't know when to quit.TheoSqua wrote:Yup, when you think of the greatest boxers ever how many of them are undefeated?JoeMcKim wrote:Floyd is too afraid to risk his perfect record is the main reason he won't get in the ring with Pac Man. I have no respect for a fighter who plays it safe instead of fighting all the top fighters in front of him. I would respect a fighter with 2-3 losses that stepped up and fought the best fighters he had a chance to fight instead of a fighter with a perfect record but not willing to risk anything.
I'm not following? Maybe it's just recent memory, but it always seemed like Boxers hold on a little too long because that's when they make the big bucks with bouts.lukethedrifter wrote:Check the record before you use that one.