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#1
Pacman was interviewed today, that his fight with Floyd will likely to
happen. Wish it would happen, it's long overdue.
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Pacman/Floyd likely to happen...........
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#5
Quote Originally Posted by CHITOWNODAWG:
Pacman I a liar like his promoter, keeps telling Floyd to sign a contract that doesn't exist.
Pacman I a liar like his promoter, keeps telling Floyd to sign a contract that doesn't exist.
There is a lot of truth to this sentiment actually, and you just illustrated how painfully difficult the negotiations for this fight actually are.
In actuality there may be a contract but it is in no way acceptable to Floyd's standards and there's no way Floyd will sign unless he has the last word on it.
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#6
Even if there was a contract Manny should produce it, it's comical how everyone assumes there is a contract since Manny says sign it and he's agreed. If boxing was more popular some credible journalist would call him out but I highly doubt we have that since its easier to assume Floyd is scared since it'll get clicks.
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Posted:
#7
Quote Originally Posted by CHITOWNODAWG:
Even if there was a contract Manny should produce it, it's comical how everyone assumes there is a contract since Manny says sign it and he's agreed. If boxing was more popular some credible journalist would call him out but I highly doubt we have that since its easier to assume Floyd is scared since it'll get clicks.
Even if there was a contract Manny should produce it, it's comical how everyone assumes there is a contract since Manny says sign it and he's agreed. If boxing was more popular some credible journalist would call him out but I highly doubt we have that since its easier to assume Floyd is scared since it'll get clicks.
If Manny were to produce a contract that might add some credibility to the situation, but could also further complicate things, and the situation is rocky at best. And we both agree that we want our prize so I'd pass on the contract idea myself.
I've been waiting for someone to step up and ask these guys the "hard questions" but in the same manner Manny producing a contract could rock the boat, I would think any credible, brave journalist wouldn't want to do anything to stop us from getting our prize as well.
In the meantime we have what we have, which is basically boxing's ongoing soap opera, which could be titled appropriately as "Manny Loves Floyd".
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#10
And if he responds with a "yes", my next question is "Floyd, would you shed some light on that situation for us?"
And if he says yes, and elaborates, I would analyze if his answers justify using Bob as an excuse to not make this fight.
And I would call the little coward POS b*itch on every single excuse he brings with him..
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#14
The problem is we've given Floyd too much already. He doesn't feel any sense of responsibility to OUR demand as fans and spectators.
Unless we boycott, I mean COMPLETELY boycott his next fight (if it's sans Manny) then he won't feel any push to give us, the fans, what we want, and have been wanting for what seems like an eternity now.
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#22
Quote Originally Posted by CHITOWNODAWG:
Again if there was a actual contract it would mean everything was agreed to, including broadcasting rights and so forth. To this date both HBO and Showtime have agreed to nothing. Please stop saying there is a contract when common sense would show there isn't.
It takes two to sign to have a valid contract. A contract with no signatures is garbage.
Again if there was a actual contract it would mean everything was agreed to, including broadcasting rights and so forth. To this date both HBO and Showtime have agreed to nothing. Please stop saying there is a contract when common sense would show there isn't.
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