Kermit.de.frog wrote: » What type of mind did you think this non sport attracted? It's bovine cage fighting ffs.
StringerBell wrote: » That's why I think he probably struggled with his weight cut, I think he overshot it. Mayweather was eating weigh in day apparently, there was just never any danger of him being over the limit obviously. You highlighted the part where I said I don't think it matters for this fight but your post doesn't really address that does it? Can you clarify why you highlighted that part so I can answer it properly?
jonon9 wrote: » Imagine hanging out with these spastics
snowflaker wrote: » Somewhere in ireland, a dole office is quite empty...
Donald Trump wrote: » Oh sorry. I didn't mean to appear to say it would have any effect on the outcome of the fight. Just more so that it might affect McG's stamina. Which could affect his ability to stop himself taking too much damage before the towel comes across or the ref steps in. I don't want to see him getting hurt. So I meant that it would still drain him. After re-reading it again I see that maybe it came across as me saying I thought it might affect the outcome. I didn't mean that :-)
murphyebass wrote: » I was trying to think how do I put politely but you beat me to it. I raise my hat to you good sir.
marcus001 wrote: » In fairness, Mayweather was trying to use race baiting to sell the fight and now Paddy is being needlessly provocative with their "always bet on black", totally playing into the whole race war thing they were trying to get going. Very low brow stuff.
mikeybrennan wrote: » Are the odds actually 11/4 for mayweather ko/TKO? Put on 4 win 11?
Erik Shin wrote: » That would be written as 4/11 They way you have written it, put 4 down to win 11
chopperbyrne wrote: » He was right. 11/4 is for every 4 you bet, you win 11. What you've written is the opposite.
Cynortas wrote: » Anyone know if you buy on sky box office can you watch it through now tv on ps4?
weldoninhio wrote: » So when Kavanagh posts a pic saying "if he dies, he dies" it's a movie quote and people need to lighten up. But when Paddy Power use a movie quote it's playing into a race war??
Faugheen wrote: » marcus001 wrote: » In fairness, Mayweather was trying to use race baiting to sell the fight and now Paddy is being needlessly provocative with their "always bet on black", totally playing into the whole race war thing they were trying to get going. Very low brow stuff. In fairness, that's not why people are outraged. They're being called traitors and west Brits because they're not backing one of their own. It's sad people are so sensitive about it. Even saw some suggest they were going to Betsafe, a British company, because of the treasonous bastards. You couldn't write it.
Pterosaur wrote: » Can anybody advise of the time delay suffered when ordering sky box office online via laptop / tablet / phone vs a standard sky dish service. Some googling would indicate that the time delay is potentially minutes!!
Lukker- wrote: » It's totally different. I'm not criticising Paddy Power either btw. But you do realise you are comparing highly charged politicised thing like race, which is a deadly serious issue right now in America, to a tongue in cheek movie quote?
weldoninhio wrote: » "Always bet on black" is also a tongue in cheek movie quote. You do realise that?
TCDStudent1 wrote: » is the fight going to be live on any radio station? Won't have access to a laptop / tv tonight unfortunately