Does Pacquiao Beating MAB Again Move Automatically Him Up P4P? - Page 7

hmi · 09-16-2007, 02:45 AM

I just realized now that Hatton is going to fight Floyd at a higher weight division. This means that Floyd should dominate Hatton because Hatton is not fighting in his natural weight class. Hence I think that Pac-MAB and PBF-Hatton fights are of equal expectations. Pac and PBF should dominate their respective opponents. Hatton might be a champion, but not in the weight class that he will be fighting PBF.

Morrissey · 09-16-2007, 08:47 AM

A massive, decisive win WON'T automatically put him above PBF.

This still depends on the result of PBF's fight against Hatton. If the former wins, that will negate any kind of Pac's victory. If he loses, and Pac wins like he did in his 3rd fight with Morales, then, we can start arguing for Pac's ascencion to the p4p pinnacle.

Morrissey · 09-16-2007, 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by kg0208

I only watch WWE to see the Undertaker. I met him once since he is from Florida and he was pretty cool. I was hoping to see him live at Wrestlemania before he retired, but I don't think I will get to. But I have seen him live 2 times, and gotten his (and Kane's) autograph. Very honorable guy.

Is Undertaker really retired now?

Damn, that's sad.

One of the my favorite wrestlers, a living legend, and one of those who carried WWF all through these years..

Marc · 09-17-2007, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Morrissey

Is Undertaker really retired now?

Damn, that's sad.

One of the my favorite wrestlers, a living legend, and one of those who carried WWF all through these years..

Undertaker just made his return match yesterday at a WWE PPV (Unforgiven).

kg0208 · 09-17-2007, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Morrissey

Is Undertaker really retired now?

Damn, that's sad.

One of the my favorite wrestlers, a living legend, and one of those who carried WWF all through these years..

Nah, he came back last night (relatively boring match with Henry....he can't perform very well). I just don't know that Taker will make it to Mania in one piece (keeps getting injured).

I live in Fl and Wrestlemania is in Orlando in 08. If he's there, I'm there.

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hmi Belt holder ESB Addict Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 3,124 vCash: 1000	Re: Does Pacquiao Beating MAB Again Move Automatically Him Up P4P? I just realized now that Hatton is going to fight Floyd at a higher weight division. This means that Floyd should dominate Hatton because Hatton is not fighting in his natural weight class. Hence I think that Pac-MAB and PBF-Hatton fights are of equal expectations. Pac and PBF should dominate their respective opponents. Hatton might be a champion, but not in the weight class that he will be fighting PBF.
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09-16-2007, 08:47 AM	#92
Morrissey Underrated ESB Addict Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3,166 vCash: 1000	Re: Does Pacquiao Beating MAB Again Move Automatically Him Up P4P? A massive, decisive win WON'T automatically put him above PBF. This still depends on the result of PBF's fight against Hatton. If the former wins, that will negate any kind of Pac's victory. If he loses, and Pac wins like he did in his 3rd fight with Morales, then, we can start arguing for Pac's ascencion to the p4p pinnacle.
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