Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather
IF FLOYD MAYWEATHER-MANNY PACQUIAO DOESN’T HAPPEN!
San Francisco, CA– Having seen great match ups, fights considered epic not come off, the sun still came up the next day. That being said, the sport of boxing is at an all time low popularity wise in the United States and needs something super to make the world stop and look. This mega-fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, was supposed to occur in 2010. Manny made demands that if Floyd came in overweight, he’d have to give up “$10 million for each pound he came in over 147.” Floyd agreed and countered with a demand that Pacquiao take “random drug tests,” to which Manny refused. That decision by Pacquiao killed the fight for 2010.
IS “RACE” THE REASON THIS FIGHT IS WANTED SO BADLY?
If the fight were to occur, I am of the opinion that it will be “all hype and little fight.” I mean if you look at the size, speed and skill levels that Mayweather has over Pacquiao, where’s the fight? While I’m no big fan of Floyd, I just don’t see the fiery Filipino being much of a challenge here. He’ll be looking at jabs and even more importantly eating right hand leads and left hooks like a kid does a bowl of Corn Flakes for breakfast.
MAYWEATHER IS SCORNED, ASIANS WANT TO BE #1
But let’s take the fight in another direction and play the race card. Blacks want Floyd Mayweather to win because they want their race to prevail. At the same time, Whites who have racist feelings want somebody, if not Manny, to stuff a sock in Floyd’s mouth and kick his ass. Then you bring in the Asian race, rarely has an Asian athlete been the best athlete in a sport, and possibly ouside if Manny, not ever in boxing.
DOES IT BOIL DOWN TO RACIAL PREFERENCES & BIAS?
The White folks that don’t despise Mayweather or Pacquiao, they’re sitting on the fence on this one. The Filipinos, who seemingly can never admit Manny being wrong, they overlook his shortcomings by donning pink sunglasses. The out of wedlock kid is one and why were they silent when Marquez was demanding a fourth fight, this after the majority of press row, including fellow Filipino champion Nonito Donaire, felt Pacquiao had lost?
FLOYD ERASED DOUBTS, MANNY JUST AVOIDS DOUBTS!
In defense of Mayweather, when there were “hoots & hollers” that Jose Luis Castillo beat him the first time, unlike Manny avoiding Marquez, who is 38 and getting older every day, Floyd erased all doubts by beating Castillo in a rapidly put together rematch. Remember Pacquiao fans, trainer Freddie Roach, who most of you think is Holy enough to walk on water, told Manny that he, “Needed a knockout to win,” before sending him out for the 12th and final round last November against Marquez.
LIKE THAT WHITE WOMAN THAT STALKED ALI
Some White fight fans call Mayweather a lot more than just the “N-word.” They have a seemingly inbred deep-rooted hatred of successful African-American athletes who talk a lot of smack. The Asian contingent, they want to be known for more than an occasional basketball star or being the best at table tennis or billiards. That’s why before the Pacquiao-Marquez decision was even announced, it was so quiet you could hear a mouse piss on a wad of cotton in the Philippines.
MAYWEATHER-PACQUIAO BOILS DOWN TO THIS!
With each man’s ethnic supremacy at stake, and Floyd being the odds-on favorite, this is a “lose-lose” fight for Manny Pacquiao. Judging by the Pay Per View numbers and the reported record purse that he made Saturday night against Miguel Cotto, whether he’s gong to spend a short period of time in jail has nothing to do with the fight being discussed.
REMEMBER, MANNY’S FACING BRADLEY, NOT MARQUEZ OR FLOYD!
The best think Pacquiao can do is continue to insist Mayweather is making unreasonable demands and retire by the end of the year, unless of course Tim Bradley can do the unlikely and knock the slowed Pacquiao train off the tracks come June 9.
CAN ANY FILIPINOS CHALLENGE THE FOLLOWING?
Anyway you look at it, the record shows that Manny showed his true colors by (1) Refusing the Random Drug Tests in 2010. (2) Saying he would take less money and then changing his mind. (3) In January, he said he’d fight Floyd May 5th, but he’s going to jail. Then when Mayweather announced three days later that he would be allowed to fight on that date, instead of Manny talking, all you heard for a month was another mouse pissing on a wad of cotton somewhere in General Santos City. (4) Refusing to fight Marquez a fourth time after the extreme “controversy” over their November 2011 fight. (5) Floyd made more money Saturday than Manny Pacquiao’s total net worth!
FLOYD CAN BREAK ANOTHER PURSE RECORD IN NOVEMBER
Should Floyd sit back, wait and see who wins between challenger Miguel Cotto and WBC 154 lb. guy Saul Alvarez, he can make yet another record purse! By the way, we have an Alvarez-Cotto poll going in the left hand margin of this page.
Pedro Fernandez