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Do you think we'll ever see Mayweather back on HBO programming if he does come out of retirement. It seems like there would be some strain going forward due to his lashing out about bias on the behalf of HBO's commentators. I think he needs to take it easy so he doesn't burn the wrong bridges. I don't know if I agree with him about them being biased but the announcers do show their favoritism no doubt about it.
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 30, 2008 5:50 PM
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> > > "Floyd can beat anybody from 135
> (lightweight)
> > to 154
> > > (junior middleweight), so I don't think
> him
> > retiring
> > > has taken luster from the division,''
> DiBella
> > says.
> > > "If anything, it's opened it up.
> > >
> > > "Because of physicality and size, maybe
> > Margarito or
> > > Paul Williams could provide a test, but
> there's
> > no
> > > issue that Floyd's the best. Any one who
> > doesn't
> > > recognize that doesn't know boxing."
> >
> > I see I am not the only one who reads this site!
> 
>
> DiBella said this, really? He's probably just trying
> to sweat Mayweather, so he comes back and fights on
> of his fighters. lol
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 30, 2008 1:22 PM
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> and I TOLD YOUb4...i never said exactly that i wanted
> a fighter (in this case cotto) hurt. All i said was i
> wouldnt mind them seeing them not fight again. JUST
> BECAUSE THEY CANT FIGHT AGAIN DOS NOT MEAN THEY GOTTA
> GET HURT. it could be that a hard loss pushes him to
> retirement?..a lost one died and gets depressed and
> quits boxing?..loses interest in boxing?....tired of
> training?...see MANY WAYS TO SUPPORT MY STATEMEN OF
> "UNABLE TO FIGHT AGAIN" WHICH I LEANED TO. i never
> said i wanted them to be severely physically hurt.
> period. enough of this nonsense. if i was twisted you
> would notice it in all my posts. ur making me look
> bad kid 
Thanks for clearing that up. Sorry if you feel I made you look bad. 
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 29, 2008 6:17 PM
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> > "Floyd can beat anybody from 135 (lightweight)
> to 154
> > (junior middleweight), so I don't think him
> retiring
> > has taken luster from the division,'' DiBella
> says.
> > "If anything, it's opened it up.
> >
> > "Because of physicality and size, maybe
> Margarito or
> > Paul Williams could provide a test, but there's
> no
> > issue that Floyd's the best. Any one who
> doesn't
> > recognize that doesn't know boxing."
>
> I see I am not the only one who reads this site!
DiBella said this, really? He's probably just trying to sweat Mayweather, so he comes back and fights on of his fighters. lol
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 29, 2008 1:50 PM
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> > boxing aint human foo...u think God wants to see
> guys
> > beat the crap out of each other?..nooo..dont
> even
> > bring human pride in this concersation..is
> another
> > level. im emphazising the PR/MX rivalry. ur
> being too
> > logical.
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>
> Never said anything about God. I am talking about
> human beings. My question "What about pride in being
> human" was refering to the fact that you are a human.
> I just cant see how someone would want to see
> e another "race" get hurt just because he is Puerto
> Rican, Dominican, Asian, African, America, it doesn't
> matter. It isn't pride to want to see someone hurt.
> It is hate.
and I TOLD YOUb4...i never said exactly that i wanted a fighter (in this case cotto) hurt. All i said was i wouldnt mind them seeing them not fight again. JUST BECAUSE THEY CANT FIGHT AGAIN DOS NOT MEAN THEY GOTTA GET HURT. it could be that a hard loss pushes him to retirement?..a lost one died and gets depressed and quits boxing?..loses interest in boxing?....tired of training?...see MANY WAYS TO SUPPORT MY STATEMEN OF "UNABLE TO FIGHT AGAIN" WHICH I LEANED TO. i never said i wanted them to be severely physically hurt. period. enough of this nonsense. if i was twisted you would notice it in all my posts. ur making me look bad kid
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 27, 2008 5:23 PM
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icyhot, question, who gets more respect, cotto for fighting margarito or floyd for running from him? be honest and elaborate.
COTTO GETS THE MAD RESPECT ....ANYONE WITH ANY SENSE WOULD AGREE......THATS HONESTY.....
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 27, 2008 12:30 PM
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> "Floyd can beat anybody from 135 (lightweight) to 154
> (junior middleweight), so I don't think him retiring
> has taken luster from the division,'' DiBella says.
> "If anything, it's opened it up.
>
> "Because of physicality and size, maybe Margarito or
> Paul Williams could provide a test, but there's no
> issue that Floyd's the best. Any one who doesn't
> recognize that doesn't know boxing."
I see I am not the only one who reads this site!
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 27, 2008 9:32 AM
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I was reading a story about De La Hoya yesterday and in it, it talked about the possibility of De La Hoya facing Mosley possibly next year. It also mentioned Mayweather and Mosley and the chance that they could end up fighting at some point in 2009. I didn't expect to see that. Any thoughts on this?
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 27, 2008 8:34 AM
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"Floyd can beat anybody from 135 (lightweight) to 154 (junior middleweight), so I don't think him retiring has taken luster from the division,'' DiBella says. "If anything, it's opened it up.
"Because of physicality and size, maybe Margarito or Paul Williams could provide a test, but there's no issue that Floyd's the best. Any one who doesn't recognize that doesn't know boxing."
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 26, 2008 4:57 PM
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> boxing aint human foo...u think God wants to see guys
> beat the crap out of each other?..nooo..dont even
> bring human pride in this concersation..is another
> level. im emphazising the PR/MX rivalry. ur being too
> logical.
Never said anything about God. I am talking about human beings. My question "What about pride in being human" was refering to the fact that you are a human. I just cant see how someone would want to see another "race" get hurt just because he is Puerto Rican, Dominican, Asian, African, America, it doesn't matter. It isn't pride to want to see someone hurt. It is hate.
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 26, 2008 1:44 PM
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> or gay pride?
yea the pride of happiness.....i should get ma homegurl to driveby ur butt with skittles.....so u can taste the rainbow spic....
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 26, 2008 1:43 PM
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> Wow...I guess. What about pride in being human?
boxing aint human foo...u think God wants to see guys beat the crap out of each other?..nooo..dont even bring human pride in this concersation..is another level. im emphazising the PR/MX rivalry. ur being too logical.
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 25, 2008 7:41 PM
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or gay pride?
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 25, 2008 6:43 PM
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Wow...I guess. What about pride in being human?
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 25, 2008 6:24 PM
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> >
> > that would b cool cuz i always take the mexican
> side
> > on the on going war with mexico/puerto rico.
> >
> > --
> > $$If it makes money it makes sense$$
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> So just because you support Mexican fighters it would
> be cool for a PR fighter to suffer brain damage or
> death in the ring? Wow man, you are twisted.
not exactly. i lean more to the "unable to fight again" part. im not twisted. i got my pride 
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Re: Is this the last we've seen of Mayweather on HBO?
Sep 25, 2008 5:13 PM
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> that would b cool cuz i always take the mexican side
> on the on going war with mexico/puerto rico.
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So just because you support Mexican fighters it would be cool for a PR fighter to suffer brain damage or death in the ring? Wow man, you are twisted.
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