Merryweather VS That guy whose name starts with "P"

by **mrswdk** on Tue May 05, 2015 12:13 am

How many megasharks to one giant octopus?

by **nietzsche** on Tue May 05, 2015 12:56 am

Lootifer wrote:
khazalid wrote:It might have been if it was true. But given that MP has boxed on the front foot throughout his career, it patently isn't. A better analogy is to think of Mayweather as the Chelsea FC of the boxing world.

Gennady Golovkin is by some distance the best p4p fighter in the world right now, primarily because he hits with the force of thirteen megasharks. You won't see him running around a ring avoiding and jabbing for 12 rounds. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=gennady%20golovkin%20&qs=n&form=QBVR&pq=gennady%20golovkin%20&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=

What in the f*ck is a megashark?

Either way

But Golovkin is middleweight, so he's supposed to hit hard. But he indeed has a hard punch. Mayweather is welterweight, barely making it to light middleweight so it would be a bit unfair for Mayweather. I truly doubt Mayweather would make Golovkin his last fight, (he said he's retiring in September), he carefully avoided Pacquiao until Pacquaio was old, he's not risking anything. He would probably make a last fight vs Marquez trying to get another big paycheck, nobody really likes Mayweather anymore, only wife beaters i guess. And justing biever.

by **mrswdk** on Tue May 05, 2015 1:47 am

nietzsche wrote:But Golovkin is middleweight, so he's supposed to hit hard. But he indeed has a hard punch. Mayweather is welterweight, barely making it to light middleweight so it would be a bit unfair for Mayweather. I truly doubt Mayweather would make Golovkin his last fight, (he said he's retiring in September), he carefully avoided Pacquiao until Pacquaio was old, he's not risking anything. He would probably make a last fight vs Marquez trying to get another big paycheck, nobody really likes Mayweather anymore, only wife beaters i guess. And justing biever.

In his defense, the wife beater thing is pretty irrelevant to his role as an athlete (unless you count him hitting her as training).

The people who booed him (or any other athlete) due to his personal life need to take a nice deep breath and take a second to see how pretty all the white clouds in the sky are.

by **nietzsche** on Tue May 05, 2015 1:53 am

mrswdk wrote:
nietzsche wrote:But Golovkin is middleweight, so he's supposed to hit hard. But he indeed has a hard punch. Mayweather is welterweight, barely making it to light middleweight so it would be a bit unfair for Mayweather. I truly doubt Mayweather would make Golovkin his last fight, (he said he's retiring in September), he carefully avoided Pacquiao until Pacquaio was old, he's not risking anything. He would probably make a last fight vs Marquez trying to get another big paycheck, nobody really likes Mayweather anymore, only wife beaters i guess. And justing biever.

In his defense, the wife beater thing is pretty irrelevant to his role as an athlete (unless you count him hitting her as training).

The people who booed him (or any other athlete) due to his personal life need to take a nice deep breath and take a second to see how pretty all the white clouds in the sky are.

you dont sound like a woman right now...

anyway, he beats his wife but runs from other boxers lol.

no, you're right. but i guess im just upset he fights the way he does and he's number one and he could still get another 250 million more in september for 36 minutes of running.

by **mrswdk** on Tue May 05, 2015 2:00 am

nietzsche wrote:you dont sound like a woman right now...

anyway, he beats his wife but runs from other boxers lol.

no, you're right. but i guess im just upset he fights the way he does and he's number one and he could still get another 250 million more in september for 36 minutes of running.

Meh. Would you boycott Scarlett Johannsen films if you found out she beat up her ex-boyfriend?

And right. He just got paid well over $100m in return for fighting like a pussy for barely more than half an hour. Ridiculous.

by **khazalid** on Tue May 05, 2015 2:28 am

I can see him fighting Amir Khan next, who he will probably outpoint in a snoozefest. Khan isn't quick enough to hurt Mayweather.

And then, all retirement bullshit aside, he'll take one more and get to the big 5-0.

And yes, there is no way Mayweather will fight GGG at any weight, which is a shame. Who wouldn't want to see that?

(roughly 1:2 megashark to giant octopus ratio)