How much luster is left in Pac vs PBF?

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  1. mrtony80

    mrtony80 Likes thick chicks Full Member

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    By the end of the year, it'll be two years that we've been waiting for this fight. We've dealt with countless rumors, we've been teased several times, but it hasn't happened. It probably won't. Every generation gets its fight. John L. Sullivan vs Gentleman Jim Corbett. Jack Johnson against Jim Jeffries. Jack Dempsey and James Tunney. Louis-Schmeling, Clay-Liston, Ali-Frazier, Hagler-Hearns, De La Hoya-Trinidad and several others across history. Every generation gets its fight, the bout that matches the best of the age...

    ...the fight that defines the age. The fight that saves boxing. THE FIGHT. Every generation but this one, because we probably won't get Pacquiao-Mayweather...

    ...but if we do, how much luster is still left? The fight has lost a considerable amount of intrigue, in my opinion, but then again boxing fans are very fickle. If their fights later this year go well for them, interest in Pac-PBF will once again be sky-high.
     
  2. Boxing Fanatic

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    still plenty of cream left. this is like riddick-lewis. whatever would of happend if that fight happened?
     
  3. Finesse74

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    What part of DR you from?
     
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    the nuthuggers on the winning side will go on about it for years (see klit fans)
     
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    mom's side from santiago de los caballeros. dad is from san francisco de macoris. im from ny, good ol' usa
     
  6. bandido

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    still a lot of luster, unless they underperform in their next fight.
     
  7. PNoyFightFanUSN

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    so you know that girl who when you first saw her, you really REALLY wanted to **** her? and you wind up having to move or something and come back 2-3 years later...she's not as good looking...but you would still **** her just because you wanted to earlier and it's still not THAT bad?

    I would still put my dick in this fight, is what i'm trying to say.
     
  8. klion22

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    I've lost some interest as i know for a fact that Pacman has slowed down a tad and isn't at his peak and the same with Mayweather, as he'll be 34 in 2012. So we are not going to see them at their peak. That was in 2009.
     
  9. Finesse74

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    Oh ok. I thought you were in DR. Good **** :good
    Hopefully Mendez would put the country back on the map.


    Back on the subject..I think that 80% of the luster is still in it. Once the fight gets signed it'll be back at 100% or more. Black people all over the country would start wearing Floyd shirts and claim to know everything about boxing. Philipines would probably go down in a massive earthquake from everyone in the country jumping up and down. Mexican will all say "Pinche Mayete (something like that)". :bbb
     
  10. mrtony80

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    That fight wouldn't have been as big as Pacquiao-Mayweather would have be a year ago. It would have been big, though, and Riddick would have gotten his ass kicked.
     
  11. IPitydaFo0l

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    Right now some luster has worn off. But if they perform well in their upcoming fights and this fight is actually signed, sealed, and delivered...then the hype will be full blast once and again. This is still THE FIGHT everyone wants to see.
     
  12. PhonyGamboa

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    I'm sick of hearing about it to be honest. I wish it would have happened a couple years back so years didn't go by where 99% of boxing message boards have been utterly cluttered with subjects about just these 2 as though they're the only ones who exist.
     
  13. Finesse74

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    :deal I agree with this smart smart man 110%. I don't even open threads with Floyd/Pacman in the name. It'll be the same ****, different ****** typing.
     
  14. Kingkazim

    Kingkazim Boxing Addict Full Member

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    With the amount of attention this fight receives in this forum alone, i would have to say that the fight will be just as big as it would have been if it happened last year.

    Casual fans WILL buy this fight, that's guaranteed, regardless of the marquez&Ortiz fight outcomes.
     
  15. Finesse74

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    Damn you really think so?

    You think if Ortiz/JMM win by KO people would still buy PBF/PAcman?? Idk about that one. i wonder....