Pacquiao vs Mayweather no more

The biggest fight in history of boxing is a flop. No more. Bust.

Who comes out looking the bad guy? I’d say without bias it’s Mayweather camp’s fault. FloydMayweather proved once again why he is called the ducking king of boxing. He can find ways to duck any fights he wants when he wants, even the biggest fight of his life.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. would not agree to a compromise on his insistence for Olympic-style drug testing and, as a result, the planned March 13 bout with Manny Pacquiao is officially off, promoter Bob Arum told Yahoo! Sports on Wednesday.

I don’t understand why Floyd want’s an olympic style drug testing for their fight. Manny Pacquaio NEVER been tested positive for any performance enhancing drugs. This is the first time in Mayweather’s professional boxing career he insisted in this type of drug testing BS. I’d say he is afraid of Manny and wants to play with Pacquiao’s mind. If Pacquaio agreed then Floyd already won first round because he made Manny agreed to his ridiculous terms making Floyd the bigger fighter with bigger name.

Let me quote some professional writers who knows more than us 99 percent of the time.

Well, beginning with Schaefer, logic has been on the longest lunch break with this group since Judge Crater grabbed his coat and told his secretary ‘‘see you in a few decades — maybe.’’

When Golden Boy (the company) represented Shane Mosley, an ‘‘accidental’’ (he said) steroid user in the Balco scandal for his fight against Zab Judah, it was Mr. Schaefer who babbled:

‘‘Whatever test the Nevada Commission wants Shane will take but we are not going to do other tests (as Judah demanded). Shane is not a cheater and does not need to be treated like one.’’

That was then and this is now.

And ‘‘now’’ (with neither logic nor evidence) he explains his demand for outside blood tests by saying ‘‘I have educated myself since then. I know the difference between blood and urine tests.’’

Congratulations, Richard. Here’s a hint in case you forget. One liquid is red. One is yellow. The man’s thirst for knowledge knows no bounds. With a banker’s arrogance he says he knows more about steroids than most sports writers. He claims they don’t know the difference between blood and urine testing. Funny, most of us have been writing about them for decades while he while he was allegedly ‘‘educating’’ himself.

Meanwhile the actual Golden Boy (fairly tarnished by the beating Pacquiao gave him) exhibits the kind of logic worthy of “Alice in Wonderland.” After Pacquiao made him quit on his stool, he said that Pacquiao really didn’t hit hard, leading you to believe Oscar had been stoned into submission by a barrage of wet marshmallows. Now he suddenly reverses his field and says Pacquiao’s punches felt the same as Mosley and Vargas (both flunkers of steroid tests). As a blogger he is about as good a fighter as he was that night he froze against Pacquiao.

Everyone is Mayweather’s camp is out of logic. They’ve changing their views about drug testing and Dela Hoya is now saying Pacquaio hit like Mosley (who admitted in “accidental” use of banned drugs) while after their fight he said Manny is just fast and can’t see his punches but it’s soft and not really hurting him that much.

Here are some good read about the busted fight.

Boxing Experts Blog

Izenberg Thoughts

Kevin Lole Blog

It’s a pity it had to end like this but who knows maybe they will still fight before the year ends.