Possible scenarios are what they are, possibilities. But in the case of the historic “Fight for Charity” dare between two biggest names in boxing, there are only certainties.
Reni M. Valenzuela
Pac Dares Floyd: “Let’s Fight For Charity”
Things have been clear to the clear minded, but if the latest word from Manny Pacquiao won’t untangle “clutters” in the minds of the “wise” and “confused,” what else can?
Why Floyd should retire if he won’t fight Pacquiao this year
Some pundits still don’t get it. The fight is a big deal for the fans not just because it interests them but because the fans want truth and they are resolved to prevent “stars” and “bigwigs” from further tricking them and the sport.
Floyd Mayweather “Fighter of the Year”?
“Experts” are in unison declaring the pound-for-pound “number one” as the best. Cheers! Their consensus on the matter mirrors a lot of odd things in contemporary boxing.
No to any Mayweather opponent but Manny Pacquiao
The issue is no longer between Pacquiao and Mayweather or between Top Rank and Golden Boy Promotions. It has come to a point that the “unbeaten” boxer has to contend with the entire boxing world excluding puppets.
Height of ignominy if Mayweather chosen fighter of the year
Toughness of mind and skill in facing toughest oppositions are equal to gallantry. It is the virtue most supreme and compatible to boxing as a combat sport.
Mayweather now ready to fight Pacquiao?
The coming year is ideal for the fight to happen, should it ever get to be made. If not 2014, then count everything nice hereunder to be profound poetry or plain satire.
Mayweather heads for 2014 bout with Pacquiao: belt or no belt?
If you can’t be a part of the people, at least don’t be a party to the problem that the people are intending to solve.
“People power” in boxing: Pacquiao-Mayweather (part II)
NO solid fight for the unbeaten “number one” boxer except the resurrected eight-division champion whom he got accustomed to avoid. Thus who is the Money Team looking for to challenge their “man” outside of the Filipino sports icon?
Canelo’s chance to win is why Floyd ducks Pacquiao
Aside from his brilliance to handpick toys, Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s ability to score points and beat his opponents lies in the “invincibility” of his defense.