Ender Wiggin;425674 wrote:You know, you could just reverse this and say why didnt he just agree to it the first time, but no no no. Its all Mayweathers fault lol. Pac Man fans are sad.

Ender Wiggin;425756 wrote:Aaaand here we go, what rules did he make up? Also, you do know Mayweather agreed to ALL of Mannys demands right? Im hardly a Mayweather fan, but the shit I hear from people who only try and discredit him is laughably retarded.

GO ahead, ill wait.

“I don’t see it happening,” Sugar told the Examiner earlier tonight in regards to a pontential Pacquiao-Mayweather clash. “At least not this year. I don’t and never did.”

People seem to be split as to Floyd’s exact motivations behind his reluctance to sign. Some feel as though he is simply biding his time to milk the public’s interest while others genuinely think he is concerned about having to face a fighter of Pacquiao’s caliber. Sugar’s opinion seems to be that the fighter has grown comfortable with his undefeated status and is still soaking in the aftermath of his victory over Shane Mosley this past May.

“I think he’s got enough money,” Sugar said. “He doesn’t want to fight right now. He’s not afraid of Pacquiao. He might be afraid of losing. If you ever talk to him he will tell you in eight seconds or less that he’s the greatest fighter ever because he’s never lost and he has a chance here of losing.”

In agreeing to Mayweather’s demands for Olympic style drug testing, Pacquiao has seemed to call Floyd’s bluff in many ways. When the initial talks between the two sides dissolved earlier this year that was the one hold up that stood out and Sugar thinks that Floyd has pinned himself in a corner for the moment.

“The first time around with the Olympic style blood testing, really that was a cover for money,” Sugar claimed. “He wants the lion’s share of the purse and that’s not going to happen. In fact there are already movements for November 13th for Pacquiao to fight somebody else if they don’t hear from him by the end of this week.”