PAC is a Small Welterweight / Too Small for Sergio Martinez (Irrefutable Proof)

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  1. klion22

    klion22 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Hilarious. Even without the support, Mosley is noticeably taller.

    Pacman a G.
     
  2. str1

    str1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl :lol: :yep Notice something wrong with that?

    Using the ***** logic, Floyd doesnt need to fight Cotto or Margarito because they lost to people Floyd beat. So if that were the case then I guess a Duran/Hearns/SRL/Hagler would of never happened since there was no need to fight the next good available opponent if he were beaten by the man you beat?

    Duran beat SRL, SRL beat Hearns, Hearns beat Duran, Hagler beat Hearns, SRL beat Hagler. Another one....Barkley beat Hearns and Hearns beat Duran so......Duran should of lost to Barkley right? Ah...the ***** logic is off the charts.

    Here is another example....Pac beat Barrera, Barrera beat Morales, Morales beats Pac. It just doesnt make sense using the *****logicmeter stick!!


    I guess we would of never had all those great fights if we were to use the ***** logic meter!
     
  3. KnuckleUp99

    KnuckleUp99 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :lol: "PAC won't fight" ...??? ****.... PAC stays fighting kid. And if you think he has a resume full of "one demensional" fighters you are kidding no one but yourself.
     
  4. JasonHensley

    JasonHensley Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I was just trying to figure out his logic in that post. If he was bragging on what Pac did to those guys then he needs to realize those guys had already lost or took a severe beating before meeting Pac. Call it ***** logic if you would like, but Floyd beat better versions of Hatton, Mosley, and Oscar.
     
  5. Lance_Uppercut

    Lance_Uppercut ESKIMO Full Member

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    Oscar is about it. Hatton's better at 140 then 147. That's the weight he had his success at. And Shane was virtually the same vs. both.
     
  6. bballchump11

    bballchump11 2011 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    yeah the higher the weight is at, the more it helps Marquez. They should fight at 160 :nut
     
  7. Boxing Fanatic

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    dude, u have me cracking up histerically now :lol::patsch u guys always fail to notice the obvious and always hype up the guys he has fought after jmm.:roll:
     
  8. rjamesd1

    rjamesd1 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Do you know the difference between 170 and 148? You're so DUMB simple subtraction you can't even do. Stop lickin those balls and wake up to the real world.

    You were sayin' Math and Logic? Obviously you don't know what you're talkin' about. :hat
     
  9. Shearsie

    Shearsie Active Member Full Member

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    Pardon? The previous guy said that Sergio would have a 20 - 25 pound weight advantage. If Pac weighs 148 (regular in ring weight) and Sergio was to weigh 170 (also regular in ring weight), the difference is 22 pounds. Right between 20 -25 pounds.

    What's the issue here? My point is that Sergio has never rehydrated 16 pounds, so he won't have that big of a weight advantage, should this fantasy fight go ahead.

    I think that's pretty logical, no?
     
  10. Jambon

    Jambon Active Member Full Member

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    Pac beats decent/good fighters way bigger then him. Its a big accomplishment except for stupid haters. And for stupider haters if he does not beat bigger and better he is a wuss. So incredibly stupid its unbelievable, even if he won does fight they are still dangerous. Weight class originally existed for other reasons then multiplying the number of champions and generating money. When a guy jumps so many weight class we can see the safety reasons again.
     
  11. KnuckleUp99

    KnuckleUp99 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    AHAHA! U silly......u fail to realize his post jmm resume consists of the same fighters on Joy's resume at 147 plus Josh, cotto, and marg! Get the **** out wit that bull****.:rofl
     
  12. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    Oh he'll definitely fight...he just won't fight PBF, obviously. If he wanted to fight PBF could he not have fought him on the date PBF beat Shane, yes or no? All he would have had to do was accept a 14 day cutoff and MANNY decided to walk and fight Clottey, bottom line. It's irrelevant why and the superstitous, phobic, butthurt, crybaby, prideful, excuses for why he would agree to testing, the fact is he didn't and it was said at the onset of negotiations (by Freddie Roach, on video) that he would. Manny, not PBF (no Sr., not Roger, not Ellerbe, not Greenburg, not Showtime, not HBO), elected to break off negotiations over getting inside 24 days, MANNY walked and lied about it to boot. Please tell me what about this statement isn't a clear cut truth and matter of public record, documented and there for anyone to see. I'm just asking for a little honesty and objectiveness, it's wild that you say Manny wants the fight, even though his actions and maybe more importantly his direct statements, say otherwise. With all due respect, tell me what's innacurate about what's said above, question what you feel is inaccurate and I will link/source any part of it, or I will retract and rephrase in a way that can be directly sourced. Seriously, don't even respond if it's the "lost the urge", "vacation", bull****...that's irrelevant in terms of my statement above. This was the absolute BEST chance for this fight to be made, and MANNY walked...and he walked over getting inside 24 days on drug testing, but he "wants" the fight so badly? Come on breh, lets at least be real.
     
  13. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    "Regular in ring weight"...so you are telling me that you believe Sergio Martinez for the years and years he fought at 147 and 154 "regularly" weighed 170 on fight night? That was the common, average, run of the mill Sergio Martinez fight weight huh? Can you provide a source for that, I'd like to see it first hand, not saying you are a liar, just saying I need to see that first hand to accept it as truth.
     
  14. timmyjames

    timmyjames PTurd curb stomper Full Member

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    pac was too "small" to fight a tall fighter like yuri foreman too, but margo was ok
     
  15. Boxing Fanatic

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    oscar, shot and weight drained, mosley shot, margarito shot and weight drained, u r right fabulous record.