Mayweather vs. Bigshow wrestlmania.. http://youtube.com/watch?v=47OxooLltdM

lets go mayweather!:boxing_sm :djcelebra

um.........wrestling is fake.

of course mayweather is going to win. i just wanna see how they plan it out. lol

wrestling isn't fake... wrestling is a sport. it's just WWE is scripted. but injuries do happen.

If WWE is fake, I wonder why there was so many deaths because of it..

Armxn you play paintball?

i like tuhtles...

I wish Pretty Boy didnt run like a little scardy cat after he threw a couple of weak punches. i think hes the best boxer ever pound for pound.

Armxn you play paintball?
Where did you come to that conclusion? :)

your avatar, the mask hes wearing looks like a V-Force Profiler mask. I play tourney paintball/ x-ball, my team was 8th best in Florida back in 06. I quit cause i had to go to college :(

i like tuhtles...

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/4rk/turtles.gif

I think the rx-8 would win.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a194/4rk/turtles.gif

my most favorite youtube video of all time!!! hahaha yesss!

$20M for a wrestling match is a lotta money

For $20M I'd do it too. I'd get my ass kicked much worse but $20M would make the pain much easier to deal with.

http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ap-wrestlingmayweather&prov=ap&type=lgns

WTF?! $20 MILLION?!!!!!!

A $20 million payday awaits the undefeated WBC welterweight champion when he takes on Big Show as part of WWE's "WrestleMania XXIV" at Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla., on March 30.

damn..

makes you wonder what some of the other Wrestler's on the card think of Mayweather getting $20 million.

Most of those guys won't make that in their CAREER, let alone one match.

I doubt he's getting paid $20 million just for 1 wrestling match. I'd be willing to bet his contract stipulates that he needs to make appearances at their shows shows in the next couple of months to further develop the soap opera-like storyline that is common in these so called rivalries.

even so, that's some of the EASIEST money to be made.

I came across this article..

LOS ANGELES -- Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a champion boxer and has tested his moves on "Dancing With the Stars." Now the man many consider the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world is preparing to drop the gloves and do some wrasslin.'

A $20 million payday awaits the undefeated WBC welterweight champion when he takes on Big Show as part of WWE's "WrestleMania XXIV" at Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla., on March 30.

"It's entertainment. You have a chance to just be you and do what you want to do," Mayweather said Monday after a chaotic Staples Center event that masqueraded as a news conference.

The boxer nicknamed "Money" clearly likes the way WWE does business.

"Wrestling takes care of business right on the spot," Mayweather said. "Whatever they say they're going to do, they do it right on the spot. There's no waiting three, four, five months. Quick results, quick money. Quick big money, too."

His manager Leonard Ellerbee and WWE executive Shane McMahon confirmed Mayweather's eight-figure payday for the outdoor match to be shown on live on pay-per-view.

Mayweather incited the couple hundred of already hyped fans at Staples Center by whipping out a thick wad of cash and repeatedly tossing $100, $50 and $20 bills into the crowd that had nearly as many women as men.


Mayweather played to the frenzied crowd after appearing from behind a black curtain wearing a New York Yankees jacket and cap. Fans shouted insults and the name of hometown hero Oscar De La Hoya at Mayweather.

"I run Vegas and I run L.A. and I will run the WWE," he boasted.

At 5-foot-8, 150 pounds, Mayweather gives up big numbers to the bald Big Show, who stands 7-feet and weighs 430.

"I weigh three times as much as he does," Big Show crowed. "It's not fair, but I'm a businessman and I see an opportunity for business."


"WWE is the biggest it gets," Mayweather said. "This is going to be an event like none other."

"After March 30, when Floyd goes out and takes care of his business at WrestleMania, he's still going to be the best fighter in the world and the face of boxing," he said. "Tell me what changes about that? Nothing changes."