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[Cshel86]

Im surprised nobody opened this thread yet, but oh well. Please leave all comments concerning the 24/7 segments, in this thread.

[Franchize]

I prefer the 24/7 Floyd over the Face Off Floyd. Faceoff was him trying to be marketable. 24/7 was raw and uncut. I love the part where he says, "Cotto is a HOF fighter. I'm not stupid. I know he's coming in there to fuck me up." and 50 said he leaned to Flyod b4 the Ortiz fight and said "He's tryna stop you from being able to feed your kids." I don't mind shit talking and brashness...as long as it's not scripted. FaceOff seemed premeditated and scripted. Almost like Adrian Broner. 24/7 was just guys with tons of talent and confidence, who know they've been to the mountain top, and whoever wants to knock them off, is going to have to be great doing it. I was disappointed in FaceOff, even though he did show Cotto his much do respect. In 24/7, it looks like he's gonna give Cotto respect but also let him know "You gonna have to make me respect you in the ring with me"

As for Floyd Sr, I think he did want to be a part of the show. And I do think there is some substance to the accusations of him being jealous. That said, I think more than anything though, he is truly hurt that hs relationship with his son is how it is. I think both guys are and both love each other more than they like to portray publicly but are both too proud to admit their wrongs and reconcile. I think that hald hearted hug was actually a way to say "Let's let it go" without actually discussing it. Me and my dad bickered for years. It took some dramatic events in my life to change how we acted toward each other.At the end of the day, we never realy apologized to one another. We just knewin our heads that both of us wanted to put it behind us. "90% of communication is non verbal"

This post has been edited by Franchize: Apr 16 2012, 10:56 AM