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Quote: Originally Posted by truebluefan The horse trading has started already. Freddie Roach fired the first shots in the negotiations between his man Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jnr. Roach was not impressed with Mayweather's victory over Juan Manuel Marquez. The fight was there for the taking, he said. Mayweather just ...

How Is It? mayweather jr, sr & uncle is very much into this way thinking: "you can't hit, what you can't see" but how wast it, that the old and fat and sloppy marquez made some good punches and connects clean in floyds face? (esp. in round 4!) mayweather jr proclaimed: "i'm the face of boxing" so how is it that his clamoring now ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Art of Boxing I just received some news about Floyd Mayweather Jr. possibly giving Ricky Hatton a rematch instead of conducting a bout with Manny Pacquiao... Does anyone know if this info's legit? Do you know what a rubbermatch is?

Boxing world all abuzz with Manny Pacquiao talk Roger Mayweather, trainer of his nephew Floyd, began his smack talk this weekend by stating that the Filipino icon "will get his a** whupped" by the American when and if they meet, either late this year, or early in 2010. The truth is broader - and deeper. Indeed, we will not know until...

Who agrees with what RA had to say to Floyd? What do people think of the whole thing is he right?

Hometown- Grand Rapids, MI! Thats where I live!

it already happened marquez was no match with floyd's style but the question is do you guys believe that floyd is still the number 1 p4p as he calls himself? he should fights guys like margarito, mosley,cotto or even paul williams to establish himself in 1 of the best

Floyd Mayweather: king of pay-per-view? HBO announced the number of pay-per-view ("PPV") buys for the Mayweather/Marquez bout and the news is good for everyone, even Bob Arum. At least one million purchases were registered by the cable giant and the comparisons to Manny Pacquiao's last two PPV events commenced immediately. The ...

Floyd Mayweather agrees to pay $5.6 million tax bill Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. agreed to pay $5.6 million in back taxes before the Internal Revenue Service was poised to take the money from his purse after his Saturday comeback fight against Juan Manuel Marquez. The IRS sent the Nevada Athletic Commission a levy notice on Sept. 4 ...

Quote: Originally Posted by truebluefan The horse trading has started already. Freddie Roach fired the first shots in the negotiations between his man Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jnr. Roach was not impressed with Mayweather's victory over Juan Manuel Marquez. The fight was there for the taking, he said. Mayweather just ...