I want was this nicca is smoking on lol
That nigga is on the pipe... son you don't want that.
I want was this nicca is smoking on lol
Ortiz was not the biggest or strongest fighter Floyd has faced...this is getting crazy. He was the fastest either. The biggest/strongest was de la hoya - who was fighting at 165 ring weight, coming off knocking out Mayorga.
Im really starting to think people are just not giving a fuck about the facts. Comparing Pac's fight with De La Hoya and May's fight with him. Yet when you try to bring in actual facts, emotion and passion comes in and folks start getting into calling Mayweather a bitch or a runner or scared.
Meanwhile, I applaud the man's business acumen and wonder why there isn't a real discussion on how he was able to control his career in a sport that left Ali damn near brain dead. Everybody talking about he can make more money with endorsements ..like Pac. No..that's what makes you a $40 million dollar slave, where you can't even discuss a social issue without fear of losing $5 million a year.
Yeah I am a fan of boxing so I want to see the fight. But I can see the hate runs so deep that it causes people to not realize simple shit.
How are you saying this? The guy fought Floyd straight up and won maybe one, maybe even two (depending on who's scoring) rounds of their four round fight before getting legally sucker punched...
And... what nobody seems to want to mention... Ortiz was landing the harder shots and Floyd was not running away like he used to (very effectively). He was staying on the ropes a lot more, like Pacquiao does now, because they've gotten older and those legs don't carry them around the ring the same anymore, so Floyd spent a lot of time absorbing hard shots all over his arms, body, and head, from the biggest and strongest guy he's fought to date.
Then, coincidentally, Floyd decided to do something he has NEVER done before in 41 previous fights: He took advantage of a cheap opportunity to end the fight early instead of beating him like a champion, realizing that it could spoil his legacy.
My question is simple: What made Floyd lose his composure and ring control? Those have always been his #1 strength, and everybody has been saying how AWESOME he looked... If that was the case, then what would make him think he needed to end the fight early, and with a cheap shot, no less? He's never done that before, so why would he do that now when fighting such a seemingly "UNWORTHY" opponent?
I would expect erratic behavior from Ortiz, since he's young and fights almost completely with emotion, but Mayweather NEVER loses control, that was part of his legacy.... Why risk that for little 'ol Victor Ortiz if he's not supposed to be on Mayweather's level?
How are you saying this? The guy fought Floyd straight up and won maybe one, maybe even two (depending on who's scoring) rounds of their four round fight before getting legally sucker punched...
And... what nobody seems to want to mention... Ortiz was landing the harder shots and Floyd was not running away like he used to (very effectively). He was staying on the ropes a lot more, like Pacquiao does now, because they've gotten older and those legs don't carry them around the ring the same anymore, so Floyd spent a lot of time absorbing hard shots all over his arms, body, and head, from the biggest and strongest guy he's fought to date.
Then, coincidentally, Floyd decided to do something he has NEVER done before in 41 previous fights: He took advantage of a cheap opportunity to end the fight early instead of beating him like a champion, realizing that it could spoil his legacy.
My question is simple: What made Floyd lose his composure and ring control? Those have always been his #1 strength, and everybody has been saying how AWESOME he looked... If that was the case, then what would make him think he needed to end the fight early, and with a cheap shot, no less? He's never done that before, so why would he do that now when fighting such a seemingly "UNWORTHY" opponent?
I would expect erratic behavior from Ortiz, since he's young and fights almost completely with emotion, but Mayweather NEVER loses control, that was part of his legacy.... Why risk that for little 'ol Victor Ortiz if he's not supposed to be on Mayweather's level?
official scorecard for you haters:
I want was this nicca is smoking on lol
Ortiz was not the biggest or strongest fighter Floyd has faced...this is getting crazy. He was the fastest either. The biggest/strongest was de la hoya - who was fighting at 165 ring weight, coming off knocking out Mayorga.
Im really starting to think people are just not giving a fuck about the facts. Comparing Pac's fight with De La Hoya and May's fight with him. Yet when you try to bring in actual facts, emotion and passion comes in and folks start getting into calling Mayweather a bitch or a runner or scared.
Meanwhile, I applaud the man's business acumen and wonder why there isn't a real discussion on how he was able to control his career in a sport that left Ali damn near brain dead. Everybody talking about he can make more money with endorsements ..like Pac. No..that's what makes you a $40 million dollar slave, where you can't even discuss a social issue without fear of losing $5 million a year.
Yeah I am a fan of boxing so I want to see the fight. But I can see the hate runs so deep that it causes people to not realize simple shit.