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Monday, September 29, 2014
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Perhaps, Floyd Mayweather was provoked when Manny Pacquiao questioned his credibility that is why the "Money Man" decided to launch his truculent attack against the former pound for pound king, Manny "PacMan" Pacquiao who is busy preparing for his scheduled fight at The Cotai Arena in Macau against Chris Algieri this coming Nov. 22.
Floyd fought back at Manny, using his official Twitter account yesterday, Sept. 26, 2014, he castigated his rumored future opponent, but according to some observers, it was a personal attack because he also posted three shameful photos of the "PacMan" aside from the fact that he called him broke and desperate for a pay day. Manny is still not issuing any statement regarding the issue; however, his supporters are remonstrant to the description posted by the unbeaten American boxer on Twitter.
They said Floyd was wrong when he said Manny is desperate because the truth is, he just wants to give the boxing fans a good fight. They appealed to him, according to them, this is the right time for him to fight Manny in the ring to determine who the real pound for pound king is because they are not getting any younger, sooner or later, they will retire.
And speaking of retirement, the current pound for pound king is scheduled to hang up his gloves next year that’s why Top Rank’s big boss Bob Arum, the World Boxing Council and the boxing fans all over the world are advising him and Manny to meet half way and make the mega fight or the lucrative fight in the history of boxing happen.
On the other hand, Manny is ready, in almost all of his interviews, he confirmed that his lines are open 24 hours a day. He also insisted that Mayweather knows how to reach him. Unfortunately, the “Money Man” is still undecided to do it.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Friday, August 22, 2014
Monday, August 18, 2014
At a certain point during John Cena’s WWE World Heavyweight Championship defense against Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam 2014, members of the WWE Universe had to ask themselves, “When does a match stop being a match and start being a televised assault?”
How many bodyshots did The Beast Incarnate have to lay into Cena’s flesh before The Champ’s insides turned to porridge? How many German suplexes did Cena have to suffer before the referee called it off? How many times did Brock have to F-5 the Cenation leader before the man finally stayed down?
We learned the answers to those questions some 20 minutes into the most one-sided beating of Cena’s WWE career. Two F-5’s, countless punches thrown with bad intentions, and 16 — yes, 16 — German suplexes were rained down upon The Champ by the most dominant force WWE has ever seen before The Beast Incarnate accomplished what he returned to WWE to accomplish: Become the WWE World Heavyweight Champion.
If Cena had a game plan going into this defense, it was to get at Brock before Brock got at him. It took guts to charge at Lesnar the way the Cenation leader did at the opening bell, but what could he possibly do? Outwrestle a former NCCA Champion? Outpunch a former UFC Champion? Barely 30 seconds into the bout, Lesnar had battled Cena back and hit him with an F-5. Our hero managed to muscle out at two, but he was barely in the fight from there.
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