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    Crashdavis565
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    Posted: May. 2, 2013 - 12:13 PM ET #1

    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.
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    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.
     
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    Posted: May. 2, 2013 - 8:33 PM ET #2

    ray leonard, who also relied heavily on speed and reflexes, was done at 35.

     

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    Posted: May. 2, 2013 - 8:52 PM ET #3

    What about that dude, whats his name.....................................Hopkins?



    PEACE!
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    What about that dude, whats his name.....................................Hopkins?



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    Posted: May. 2, 2013 - 8:52 PM ET #4

    Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.
    he will lose soon, just not this sat

    PEACE!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.
    he will lose soon, just not this sat

    PEACE!
     
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    Posted: May. 2, 2013 - 9:38 PM ET #5

    I have not seen one other person on Father Time
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    Posted: May. 3, 2013 - 6:53 PM ET #6

    Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.

    I agree with your overall premise, just not your delivery, too much.  There seems to be alot of emotions floating around your post.  "Impregnating many women, gambling problems"...almost as if YOU'RE ready for him to lose.

    However, I agree with you on one major point.  I do believe that incarceration changes mindsets.  It was only a few months, but I think those few months might have been enough to NOT put cash on a -650 Mayweather, at 36.  Cotto as a underdog (which I placed a little dowry on, myself), under these conditions?  Definetely a high-value bet.  I just think (as you mentioned about Marciano) Guerrero is not Top Tier.  What happened to Sergio Martinez?  Another value bet, right there.  This fight, however, I'd rather wait and get a better gauge on how his form/skill is, the first fight after jail...

    Just my opinion...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

    It always has to come. None will go out until they lose. They fight because that is all they know. The glory, the money, the women, the combat, I admit it, I am a little jealous.

    Some handle the frame brilliantly but most are swept away with it. They lead a lavish lifestyle and in todays age have lavish entourages. None is worst than the greatest fighter of our time, Floyd Mayweather. This great fighter is the epitome of what I am talking about to this point. Great fighter, sleeping and impregnating many women, has a terrible gambling habit, lives in a 10 million dollar mansion and HAS NEVER LOST A PROFESSIONAL FIGHT.

    Pssst, here is the secret, he is about  to lose. He is about to lose to the only MFer that can take him on the planet. Father Time, yep, that guy will eventually get them all.

    Mayweather is 36 and his skills will no doubt be in decline.  There are not many great fighters over the age of 33 or 34, the clock is ticking on Floyd. Tick, Tick, TIck, relentless and that and his ego will give us all a big payday. 

    What about the great Marciano you will ask, he went out on top? He did but did you know in his last 4 or 5 fights, he picked washed up older fighters. He also retired at 32, 4 YEARS YOUNGER THAN MAYWEATHER IS NOW.


    The key to a great bet, is to see something that no one else does. Floyd is 36, I see it. He has not fought in a year and has been confined to a cell for 90 days in that time.  This is the time. You can get  plus 600 on a younger, tougher dude. Floyd will have trouble fer sure, will he lose, yes, soon, very soon.

    Time to bet against Floyd and on Father Time.

    I agree with your overall premise, just not your delivery, too much.  There seems to be alot of emotions floating around your post.  "Impregnating many women, gambling problems"...almost as if YOU'RE ready for him to lose.

    However, I agree with you on one major point.  I do believe that incarceration changes mindsets.  It was only a few months, but I think those few months might have been enough to NOT put cash on a -650 Mayweather, at 36.  Cotto as a underdog (which I placed a little dowry on, myself), under these conditions?  Definetely a high-value bet.  I just think (as you mentioned about Marciano) Guerrero is not Top Tier.  What happened to Sergio Martinez?  Another value bet, right there.  This fight, however, I'd rather wait and get a better gauge on how his form/skill is, the first fight after jail...

    Just my opinion...
     
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    Posted: May. 3, 2013 - 7:22 PM ET #7

    Quote Originally Posted by GuardiaDeMieux:


    I agree with your overall premise, just not your delivery, too much.  There seems to be alot of emotions floating around your post.  "Impregnating many women, gambling problems"...almost as if YOU'RE ready for him to lose.

    However, I agree with you on one major point.  I do believe that incarceration changes mindsets.  It was only a few months, but I think those few months might have been enough to NOT put cash on a -650 Mayweather, at 36.  Cotto as a underdog (which I placed a little dowry on, myself), under these conditions?  Definetely a high-value bet.  I just think (as you mentioned about Marciano) Guerrero is not Top Tier.  What happened to Sergio Martinez?  Another value bet, right there.  This fight, however, I'd rather wait and get a better gauge on how his form/skill is, the first fight after jail...

    Just my opinion...


    I am totally ready for him to lose and admit it
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    I agree with your overall premise, just not your delivery, too much.  There seems to be alot of emotions floating around your post.  "Impregnating many women, gambling problems"...almost as if YOU'RE ready for him to lose.

    However, I agree with you on one major point.  I do believe that incarceration changes mindsets.  It was only a few months, but I think those few months might have been enough to NOT put cash on a -650 Mayweather, at 36.  Cotto as a underdog (which I placed a little dowry on, myself), under these conditions?  Definetely a high-value bet.  I just think (as you mentioned about Marciano) Guerrero is not Top Tier.  What happened to Sergio Martinez?  Another value bet, right there.  This fight, however, I'd rather wait and get a better gauge on how his form/skill is, the first fight after jail...

    Just my opinion...


    I am totally ready for him to lose and admit it
     
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    Posted: May. 3, 2013 - 7:30 PM ET #8

    He is a punk and I cannot wait for someone to bring him down another notch after jail.
    It will happen, always does.
    I will keep betting the dogs and feel good about cashing before we get to losing money
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    He is a punk and I cannot wait for someone to bring him down another notch after jail.
    It will happen, always does.
    I will keep betting the dogs and feel good about cashing before we get to losing money
     
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    Posted: May. 3, 2013 - 7:33 PM ET #9

    David u prolly bet all the dogs 4 times if u lose all of them and u win 1 dog u prolly break even. What's the point lol
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    David u prolly bet all the dogs 4 times if u lose all of them and u win 1 dog u prolly break even. What's the point lol
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

    He is a punk and I cannot wait for someone to bring him down another notch after jail.
    It will happen, always does.
    I will keep betting the dogs and feel good about cashing before we get to losing money

    As much as I respect your personal opinion on Mayweather (the man), on a betting site, your view on this upcoming fight seem a little irresponsible.  Nobody's a robot, understood.  But +450 lost is still -100.  I'd have to see a clear path of waywardness to bet against the #1 pound-4-pound boxer in the world, especially against Robert Guerrero.  And yes, he ABSOLUTELY has a chance to win (29 and hungry versus 36 and 2nd half of his boxing career).  And Mayweather's quickness/sharpness/aggressiveness will be CLEARLY tested after incarceration against the young title seeker.  As a bettor, however, I see more value in St.Louis Cards beating Milwaukee tonight?  

    It will be very enlightening, to say the least.  Good luck...
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    He is a punk and I cannot wait for someone to bring him down another notch after jail.
    It will happen, always does.
    I will keep betting the dogs and feel good about cashing before we get to losing money

    As much as I respect your personal opinion on Mayweather (the man), on a betting site, your view on this upcoming fight seem a little irresponsible.  Nobody's a robot, understood.  But +450 lost is still -100.  I'd have to see a clear path of waywardness to bet against the #1 pound-4-pound boxer in the world, especially against Robert Guerrero.  And yes, he ABSOLUTELY has a chance to win (29 and hungry versus 36 and 2nd half of his boxing career).  And Mayweather's quickness/sharpness/aggressiveness will be CLEARLY tested after incarceration against the young title seeker.  As a bettor, however, I see more value in St.Louis Cards beating Milwaukee tonight?  

    It will be very enlightening, to say the least.  Good luck...
     
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    I look at it this way.
    I am going to lay $100 for his next 3 or 4 fights, if he wins out, I am out $400.
    He should only need to lose one for me to make some bread.
    My bet is he loses one, maybe this one.
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    I look at it this way.
    I am going to lay $100 for his next 3 or 4 fights, if he wins out, I am out $400.
    He should only need to lose one for me to make some bread.
    My bet is he loses one, maybe this one.
     
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    i really doubt it
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    i really doubt it
     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 4:16 AM ET #13

    from any other poster i would be shocked by this but from you i am not.... please leave the boxing forum, this place has some extremely bright guys that follow this to a science, not trying to be a person though i realize it will appear that way, i myself do not post plays here since it would be a waste of time, but the insight of several posters are a worthy read... for what it's worth if you want to play the father time card do it after we see some decline and not at 36, do you watch boxing? do you see how hard it is to hit him? if i'm an as# on the internet that's ok but i just saved you 100 bucks, Robert Guerrers one of my favorite fighters.. this isn't the time to do this... and not everyone losses 
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    from any other poster i would be shocked by this but from you i am not.... please leave the boxing forum, this place has some extremely bright guys that follow this to a science, not trying to be a person though i realize it will appear that way, i myself do not post plays here since it would be a waste of time, but the insight of several posters are a worthy read... for what it's worth if you want to play the father time card do it after we see some decline and not at 36, do you watch boxing? do you see how hard it is to hit him? if i'm an as# on the internet that's ok but i just saved you 100 bucks, Robert Guerrers one of my favorite fighters.. this isn't the time to do this... and not everyone losses 
     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 9:17 AM ET #14

    If mayweather is ready, it'll be a blowout.
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    If mayweather is ready, it'll be a blowout.
     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 12:01 PM ET #15

    At least he keeps his hands in a defensive position, which gives him a bit of margin for receding reflexes.  Guerrero is a hard case.  I'm glad he's starting his final 6 with a real challenge.
    This has been an interesting thread.  Floyd acts like a teenager out of the ring, and prepares for bouts like a zealot.
    I'm looking forward to tonight.
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    At least he keeps his hands in a defensive position, which gives him a bit of margin for receding reflexes.  Guerrero is a hard case.  I'm glad he's starting his final 6 with a real challenge.
    This has been an interesting thread.  Floyd acts like a teenager out of the ring, and prepares for bouts like a zealot.
    I'm looking forward to tonight.
     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 1:44 PM ET #16

    You have to predict the demise before it happens, after it  is too easy. The money to be made is now or in a fight or two.  You show me a great welterweight after 36 and I will just go away.
    I am not a student of the sport, admitedly, but I have very valid points.


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    You have to predict the demise before it happens, after it  is too easy. The money to be made is now or in a fight or two.  You show me a great welterweight after 36 and I will just go away.
    I am not a student of the sport, admitedly, but I have very valid points.


     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 1:46 PM ET #17

    Mayweather enters the fight a heavy favorite but he had endured one of his most-difficult training camps after being off for the last year. There was noticeable puffiness under his eyes this week. He acknowledged that he had some rough sessions in the gym preparing for Guerrero.
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    Mayweather enters the fight a heavy favorite but he had endured one of his most-difficult training camps after being off for the last year. There was noticeable puffiness under his eyes this week. He acknowledged that he had some rough sessions in the gym preparing for Guerrero.
     
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    I wouldn't use Mayweathers age as a reason for him to lose this fight. While its true that father time never loses, Mayweather isn't a typical 36 year old boxer. He doesn't drink, smoke, or do drugs. Fifty Cent, the rapper, has even said that Floyd will leave a club at 2 am, mid party, and run to the gym to get in a work out. He is a machine when it comes to boxing, it's been his entire life.

    Also, Floyd has done a great job of not getting into wars in the ring and minimized punishment during all of those years. It's a boring style to watch, but it's one that prolongs careers and keeps fighters better prepared as they age.

    I have no clue about Guerrero. I've never heard of him before this and have no idea what his lifestyle or boxing style is like. He may match up really well with Mayweather for all I know.

    I just wouldn't point to age as a reason for Floyd's downfall, at least not yet. I will be interested to see if that time in jail has any effect on him at all. I don't think it will, but then again I have never done time.

    I'm not betting this fight because of to many unknowns. BOL with whatever you guys decide.
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    I wouldn't use Mayweathers age as a reason for him to lose this fight. While its true that father time never loses, Mayweather isn't a typical 36 year old boxer. He doesn't drink, smoke, or do drugs. Fifty Cent, the rapper, has even said that Floyd will leave a club at 2 am, mid party, and run to the gym to get in a work out. He is a machine when it comes to boxing, it's been his entire life.

    Also, Floyd has done a great job of not getting into wars in the ring and minimized punishment during all of those years. It's a boring style to watch, but it's one that prolongs careers and keeps fighters better prepared as they age.

    I have no clue about Guerrero. I've never heard of him before this and have no idea what his lifestyle or boxing style is like. He may match up really well with Mayweather for all I know.

    I just wouldn't point to age as a reason for Floyd's downfall, at least not yet. I will be interested to see if that time in jail has any effect on him at all. I don't think it will, but then again I have never done time.

    I'm not betting this fight because of to many unknowns. BOL with whatever you guys decide.
     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 5:45 PM ET #19

    I don't see Mayweather losing this fight.  Most likely a decision doubt KO.  He just signed a contract with Showtime and probably has several fights to go.  To start off with a losing record having a blemish to tarnish his overall record probably isn't going to happen.  Mayweather, no matter how much disrespect he gets is still a great businessman, and to start off on a bad note could cost him even more millions. 

     

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    I don't see Mayweather losing this fight.  Most likely a decision doubt KO.  He just signed a contract with Showtime and probably has several fights to go.  To start off with a losing record having a blemish to tarnish his overall record probably isn't going to happen.  Mayweather, no matter how much disrespect he gets is still a great businessman, and to start off on a bad note could cost him even more millions. 

     

    just my 2cents

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by pinerider:

    I don't see Mayweather losing this fight.  Most likely a decision doubt KO.  He just signed a contract with Showtime and probably has several fights to go.  To start off with a losing record having a blemish to tarnish his overall record probably isn't going to happen.  Mayweather, no matter how much disrespect he gets is still a great businessman, and to start off on a bad note could cost him even more millions. 


    I respectfully feel differently. How many athletes have we seen who go soft after taking the big contract. He gets paid regardless.

    There is not a win incentive for him, just show up

     

    just my 2cents

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    I don't see Mayweather losing this fight.  Most likely a decision doubt KO.  He just signed a contract with Showtime and probably has several fights to go.  To start off with a losing record having a blemish to tarnish his overall record probably isn't going to happen.  Mayweather, no matter how much disrespect he gets is still a great businessman, and to start off on a bad note could cost him even more millions. 


    I respectfully feel differently. How many athletes have we seen who go soft after taking the big contract. He gets paid regardless.

    There is not a win incentive for him, just show up

     

    just my 2cents

     
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    I respectfully feel differently. How many athletes have we seen who go soft after taking the big contract. He gets paid regardless.

    There is not a win incentive for him, just show up

     

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    I respectfully feel differently. How many athletes have we seen who go soft after taking the big contract. He gets paid regardless.

    There is not a win incentive for him, just show up

     

     
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    If Guerrero does win, I think it HAS to be with a KO. I can't see him winning a decision here.

     
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    If Guerrero does win, I think it HAS to be with a KO. I can't see him winning a decision here.

     
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ktrain:

    I wouldn't use Mayweathers age as a reason for him to lose this fight. While its true that father time never loses, Mayweather isn't a typical 36 year old boxer. He doesn't drink, smoke, or do drugs. Fifty Cent, the rapper, has even said that Floyd will leave a club at 2 am, mid party, and run to the gym to get in a work out. He is a machine when it comes to boxing, it's been his entire life.

    Also, Floyd has done a great job of not getting into wars in the ring and minimized punishment during all of those years. It's a boring style to watch, but it's one that prolongs careers and keeps fighters better prepared as they age.

    I have no clue about Guerrero. I've never heard of him before this and have no idea what his lifestyle or boxing style is like. He may match up really well with Mayweather for all I know.

    I just wouldn't point to age as a reason for Floyd's downfall, at least not yet. I will be interested to see if that time in jail has any effect on him at all. I don't think it will, but then again I have never done time.

    I'm not betting this fight because of to many unknowns. BOL with whatever you guys decide.




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    I wouldn't use Mayweathers age as a reason for him to lose this fight. While its true that father time never loses, Mayweather isn't a typical 36 year old boxer. He doesn't drink, smoke, or do drugs. Fifty Cent, the rapper, has even said that Floyd will leave a club at 2 am, mid party, and run to the gym to get in a work out. He is a machine when it comes to boxing, it's been his entire life.

    Also, Floyd has done a great job of not getting into wars in the ring and minimized punishment during all of those years. It's a boring style to watch, but it's one that prolongs careers and keeps fighters better prepared as they age.

    I have no clue about Guerrero. I've never heard of him before this and have no idea what his lifestyle or boxing style is like. He may match up really well with Mayweather for all I know.

    I just wouldn't point to age as a reason for Floyd's downfall, at least not yet. I will be interested to see if that time in jail has any effect on him at all. I don't think it will, but then again I have never done time.

    I'm not betting this fight because of to many unknowns. BOL with whatever you guys decide.




     
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    Posted: May. 4, 2013 - 9:14 PM ET #24

    Hope Guerrero does to Floyd what he did to Ortiz
    Guy is without class, ugly
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    Guy is without class, ugly
     
     
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