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[h1]If ignorance on Pacquiao is bliss, Mayweather lives in Nirvana[/h1]
November 16, 1:17 PMNY Boxing ExaminerMichael Marley
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Mayweather labels Pacquiao a "one-dimensional" foe. So why doesn't Money May pick up a pen?
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LAS VEGAS-If ignorance is bliss, then he must live in Nirvana.
He must be joking because nobody can be that blindly arrogant.
Either that or Floyd Mayweather Jr. just wanted to put on his black hat even before he is anywhere close to signing a contract to actually fight Pinoy Idol Manny Pacquiao.
Mayweather, speaking to CNN, branded Pacman as one-dimensional.
I guess Money May is living in the fifth dimension because comparative results between the two weigh heavily in Manny's favor.
Mayweather outpointed Oscar de la Hoya in a dreary bout. Oscar finished on his feet.
Pacquiao beat Oscar from pillar to post and made the Golden Boy into an Olden Boy who quit on his stool.
Mayweather did more or less play with the moderately talented Ricky Hatton. But Pacman dissected the plucky Brit in less than six minutes of malevolence.
And how about Mayweather versus Cotto?
Oh, my bad. I forgot.
Cherrypicker Mayweather ducked the brawny Puerto Rican the same way he has continually ducked Sugar Shane Mosley. And it is worth noting that Cotto beat His Sugarship in an entertaining fight.
Let's not forget ****** Marquez, who did Pacquiao a rousing rumble not once but twice. But Malevolent Manny floored the Mexican counterpuncher four-count 'em, four-times.
And in September the comebacking Mayweather put on a boxing clinic in winning 12 out of 12 rounds against Juan Ma.
Yet and so, Marquez could've pulled a Jake LaMotta in the scene from the Robert DeNiro movie where he tells constant foe Sugar Ray Robinson, "You never hurt me, Ray! You never hurt me!
Or was it, "You never put me down, Ray?"
I am more than willing. In fact I am looking forward to listening to Mayweather's babbling brook verbiage about the flexible, versatile and dangerous Pacman.
Not now, though.
Sign the contract, Floyd, because Money May talks but bullspit walks.
And your bullspit won't mean a fig until you ink the deal.
Now that is what the White Gorilla calls keeping it real.