Community | February 19, 2008 | 4 comments

Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather accepts Big Show's challenge for WWE match

source: http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5jnJpVkBXwgpuEvvJ-VZmssgmKtOg

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The WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather has agreed to take on Paul "The Big Show" Wight in a WWE match during Monday's episode of RAW.

Floyd is 5'8'' and Big Show is 7'2'' and weighs 400 pounds. That is gonna be an interesting match.

The back story is as follows: " The storyline for the match began at Sunday night’s WWE Pay Per View, No Way Out, when The Big Show attacked WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio Jr.

Mayweather, a Mysterio fan, was in the audience and decided he had seen enough and confronted the Big Show. The Big Show shoved Mayweather, who responded with a series of stiff shots (read: closed fist punches) to the wrestler’s face, giving him a bloody nose."
See: http://www.coedmagazine.com/sports/5863

Now Big Show wants a show down.

So is it going to be real fighting or fake fighting?

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4 comments // Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather accepts Big Show's challenge for WWE match

  • Ice_cream_Man
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      Ice_cream_Man  

    • This is gonna be a great match
      Big show has lost 108 pounds, im interested to see how better he as gotten. Before he lost the ECW title he surprise me by doing a lot of different moves.
      Its gonna be a tough match though. I hope Floyd will join the WWE full time.

    • 3 years ago
  • bobdobalina
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    • Ridiculous. This is obviously a half-ass less interesting copy of the classic Rocky Balboa vs Thunderlips battle in Rocky III. Floyd couldn't carry Rocky's jockstrap (yes, I know - he'd just pay someone to do it for him).

    • 3 years ago
  • BubbaParisFan
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      BubbaParisFan  

    • Oh, it will be real, all right! Floyd has the quickness advantage, but can he handle the Big Show's strength? His best bet is to take the bout into the later rounds and hope the Show tires. I look for this to go the way of the famous Sugar Ray Leonard/Andre the Giant battle of 1978, or perhaps the epic struggle between tennis superstar Ivan Lendl and a grizzly bear in 1981.

    • 3 years ago
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