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[haqtiq]

Will Floyd come out looking like an anorexic crackhead jailbird? Was the whole food fiasco a ploy to attempt for a early home detention? Does the Money Man humble himself (in this lifetime)?

I'm personally excited about my favorite boxer getting out of the slammer, I think he's gonna take a few months off, and come back in full steam ahead for maybe 1-2 more fights, and I think the Money Man is gonna hang them up for good.

I do expect one of those 2 fights to be Pac, to silence the critics and world about who's best. I also think he'll take on another high profile match, maybe a tangle with T. Bradley.

All in all, this is a early WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM for Money May, and may he stay out of prison, cause that shit is NO fun at all.

[neophyte7]

fair point, but do you really think he could improve enough to win? is a rematch really warranted? I mean I think there's more cause of a rematch for Khan vs Garcia than this fight. Simple logic is, can Garcia knock him out again or was it a lucky shot, just to put that to bed, and while it was probably one of Mayweather's hardest fights to date, it never looked like he was in danger of losing.

Cotto's aggression and a Floyd bloody nose made it look like he was doing major damage... definitely competitive, yet never was a mayweather victory in doubt. Floyd was in control and gave Cotto opportunity by standing with him and again his defense rendered Cotto to hopelessly winging punches while MayweATHER PLAYED THE ROPES... Cotto gets credit for defending and blocking the MaYWEATHER LEFT HOOK very well, yet and still he got picked apart to the tune of 116-112, 118-110-117-111--- definitely not closer than 116-112 no matter people try to make it seem cotto stands a chance in a rematch.... other than for money Floyd has nothing to prove.. Cotto lost.. clearly. In a rematch he loses worse, yet he still will make big money for taking another shellacking...

This post has been edited by neophyte7: Aug 5 2012, 08:34 PM