Pacquiao v Mayweather

Website · by **pabz** » Sat Jan 02, 2010 4:23 am

What promises to be a big fight if Mayweather stops acting like a bitch and decides to fight the Filipino Warrior.

by **marcel** » Sat Jan 02, 2010 5:42 pm

Is it still on? I thought it was all falling apart.

Website · by **pabz** » Sat Jan 02, 2010 5:51 pm

Not sure whats happening. Mayweather and Golden Boy acting like bitches. Trying to change the rules. Reality is Mayweather is scared. Last thing I heard is that pussy Floyd wants to fight Matthew Hatton. Pacman may go up to 154lbs and fight for an 8th title and fight Yuri Foreman, or he may just fight Marquez again.
Mayweather is finished, HBO will not even spend millions on he's boring fights no more.

by **maniaFCB** » Tue Jan 12, 2010 9:51 pm

Why is Pacquiao unwilling to commit to the blood/urine samples that the Mayweather camp and other boxing organizations have called for? My understanding is that this was the sticking point in the falling out of this match? I'm not much of a fight fan, but as an outsider, it doesn't look good that Pacquiao refused to be tested.

Pretty disappointing considering they were rumored to stage the match here in Dallas at the new Cowboys stadium.

Website · by **pabz** » Wed Jan 13, 2010 12:36 am

Mayweather don't call the shots. Pac agreed to do Blood tests 24 days before fight and one test right after fight. But still that's not good enough for Chicken Floyd. Hes demands are 14 days before and plus random blood tests. I'm sorry but Mayweather is a punk that has 0 credibility to he's name. Fraudweather is scared to fight fighters that he sees as a threat to he's unbeaten boring 0 record. Mayweather never had any intention to fight Pac in March. This whole blood test is an excuse to do what he does best and duck the best fighters at Welter.
This all stems from an interview a few yrs back by Pacquiao talking about why he lost the 1st fight to Eric Morales where they drew blood from him twice, the last of which was drawn 1 day before Fight Night. He lost that fight because he said that prior to weigh in and the fight he felt weak and dizzy. Obviously Fraud has done he's research and found the excuse he was looking for. On another note Floyed cannot fight in Texas due to a substance that is banned in 49 states except Nevada.
Floyd Mayweather has been using a painkiller called Xylocaine to treat the pain caused by his brittle hands, which have been injured numerous times in the past.
However, Xylocaine is proven to enhance a boxer’s performance.
It effectively numbs the boxer’s hands, making it less susceptible to pain caused by punching constantly. With the pain efficiently blocked out, Xylocaine, in effect, enables the boxer to throw more powerful shots. If that is the case, then Mayweather may not have been fighting on a leveled playing field in some of his fights.
And to call Pacquiao a steroids user when in fact he has a history of using a widely-banned drug not only tarnishes his reputation as a boxer, but also brings his legacy to a pool of mud. Soaked and dirtied, there is no way Mayweather can clean this one. I don't want to go into too much detail otherwise this thread will be 200 pages long.

Pacman will now face Clottey at Dallas Cowboys stadium. Maybe 60.000 spectators.

by **Viva_Ronaldo** » Fri Feb 26, 2010 10:05 pm

Pacquiao is obviously on the juice, come on. A syringe full of blood 14 days before a fight is too much blood to lose? Are you kidding me. That would be replenished within less than 24 hours. Much less. Random tests should be a necessity in the sport and I think Mayweather is absolutely right to ask for those. Pro athletes, if they're cheats (which many of them are), have a proper programme for when and how they take the juice.

Very suspicious, the fact Pacquiao would not agree to these conditions means he can't afford to take the risk of getting caught DESPITE the massive pay-day and the potential of beating the games' top name in Floyd Mayweather.

It would be the same rules for Mayweather, and instead of attacking Mayweather, fans of a clean sport should actually be applauding him for wanting these measures to be in place. It's all under an authorised anti-doping agency. It's not like Floyd's corner will be regulating the drugs tests. Pacquiao's career will be all but over now since anybody with a brain cell can put two and two together. Steroids for aiding recovery so you can train harder and more regularly and epo for extra oxygen transport around the system allowing for higher thresholds during training and then during the fight itself. Pac will be on the lot. Take it to the bank.

Website · by **pabz** » Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:14 am

Bullshit. Mayweather don't want to fight Pacquiao full stop. Pacquiao agreed to blood tests but not the way mayweather was asking for. And he did pass a blood test recently. Fraudweather don't make the rules. Funny how it's Fraud that is taking peds banned in all states except Nevada, Funny how he is fighting Mosley a known ped user.

by **Viva_Ronaldo** » Sun May 02, 2010 7:27 pm

Mayweather's the man Pacquiao needs to agree to the blood and urine testing and get it on. Mayweather will probably knock Pac out after seeing today's performance against Mosely.

Website · by **pabz** » Sun May 02, 2010 8:26 pm

Why should he agree? Does Floyd make the rules? Just because Floyd beat an ageing Mosley does not mean it be easier for him to beat Pacman. Shane rocked Floyd good in the 2nd but did not have the goods to finish him. Shane just let Floyd breath after round 2. Pacman will not give Floyd any time to breath. If any it should be up to the Nevada Athletic Commission to implement the changes and not Floyd. For my money I think Pac will KO Floyd or outpoint him. Pacquiao agreed to take tests 24 days before and straight after the fight, So if he is juicing which I don't think he is will still show after fight. It amazes me how people take the side of Floyd who clearly is making excuses to avoid Pacquiao.

Website · by **pabz** » Mon May 03, 2010 1:59 am

Floyd wants to clean up the sport of boxing..." Has anybody ever considered the fact that Floyd only became adamant about drug testing when it came to fighting Pacquiao? In 40 fights (excluding Mosley, as Mayweather had to force him to take blood tests in order to follow up on his position), Mayweather never really gave a ...s*** about drug testing. Why now? Everyone seems to forget about the fact that there IS NO PREVIOUS EVIDENCE THAT PACQUIAO HAS EVER TAKEN STEROIDS!!! Just because Mayweather's partially retarded father said so does not make it true. Sounds like someone is trying to simply gain a mental edge. Which in turn makes it sound like someone is a bit scared.

by **Viva_Ronaldo** » Mon May 03, 2010 2:52 am

Sporting bet with you, Pabz, if the fight goes ahead, Floyd will KO Pacman in the 11th round. I've already said why I think Pac is taking peds. After fight drug testing is like closing the barn door after the horse has bolted. They come off the steroids long before the fight. It's only to help them rebuild the muscle during the extraordinary amount of training they do, allowing them to train harder and recover quicker in between sessions.