Quote from: carlisle1 on September 27, 2022, 11:09:37 AM

Quote from: freedomgo on September 27, 2022, 10:01:47 AM

Quote from: Baofeng on September 25, 2022, 03:08:01 PM

Floyd won another exhibition match in Japan,

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The 45-year-old Mayweather dropped Asakura just before the bell sounded to end the second round. He tried to get up, but the southpaw couldn’t quite beat referee Kenny Bayless’ count before it reached 10.

Mayweather won in the main event of a Rizin pay-per-view show at Saitama Super Arena.

https://www.boxingscene.com/floyd-mayweather-drops-stops-mikuru-asakura-end-2nd-round-exhibition--169302

So another mismatch fight for Floyd and another easy money for him as he knock out Asakura in the second round.

Take note that Manny is amongst the crowd though, so maybe after his match against a South korean and then against his former sparring partner, he might go to Japan as well like Floyd and fight.

Of course it's a mismatch Grin

I mean, I seriously don't think that Floyd Mayweather would fight someone who have a fair chance in beating the undefeated Floyd. He may say that he's willing to put his record on the line but we already know the truth behind that.

Hopefully we can see another Pacquiao-Mayweather fight even if it's just an exhibition fight, people would surely love that if that's going to happen soon. Even if it's just an exhibition fight these two cannot hide their competitiveness, so we might see classic fight. I'm rooting for it!

Even it is only an exhibition fight, fans will surely love to see both legends about the ring. The chance, though, is slim knowing how
Mayweather will give his excuses.

If ever, just in case that the wind will move in the right direction, maybe a billion of dollars may change his mind. I don't know but
Mayweather can easily bank money from many exhibitions that he might take.

He won't be bothering risking his clean record just to make some amount facing Pacquiao in an exhibition fight.

People won't bother paying expensive tickets and PPV because seeing Mayweather and Pacquiao sharing a ring for the second time is not a sight that we always see, surely a fight like that will generate and amass millions of dollars, and might be on top of the list again when it comes to most generated revenue.

Although, I believe that Mayweather will still take that 60% cut and won't settle lower than that. I don't even recall that there's a fight where he settled less whether if it's an exhibition or professional fight.