Pac thretning to fight Martinez might get PBF to fight

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  1. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    What the hell are you talking about? There was no rehydration clause in the Oscar fight. Pac has never forced a fighter to do such a thing.
     
  2. PBF11

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    double murder?
     
  3. PBF11

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    De La Hoya could not rehydrate his body my natural means, he was weight drained to **** and had to be hooked up to IV to get fluids into his body! He was reduced into a shell!

    Freddie Roach knew this would happen, and commented on it in VARIOUS sources, websites and magazines!

    Pacquiao beat De La Hoya on paper, but we all watched the fight and it wasnt Oscar in the ring! It was a little skinny, spaghetti legged version of De La Hoya who had no power, no energy, no movement and worst of all was the fact that he AGREED to fight at welter in the first place! FOOL!!
     
  4. Uncle Rico

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    I personally think a 150 catchweight is fine. He's giving up massive advantages in size, height, strength and weight. Martinez will go back up to 168 on fight night.

    But yeah, 154 would be even better.
     
  5. Uncle Rico

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    Could you please provide a source that will confirm Pac and Freddy forced Oscar to do this.
     
  6. PBF11

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    Dude if Pacquiao is fighting Martinez then 154 is the weight to fight him at! Pacquiao is a ****ing amazing boxer who gets so much stick around these pasts for fighting at catchweights! 4 Pounds means **** all, Martinez should be allowed to fight at 154 and Pacquiao can manage his weight accordingly! When Floyd fought Oscar at 154, he came in at 148......when Ortiz fought Floyd he came in at 164....its just a number! Pacquiao or rather Roach gets fighters to come to the scales light because he knows how hard it is for a fighter to rehydrate when they are weight drained, its a ****s trick and its been going on too long!

    Pacquiao Martinez at 154, Mayweather Martinez at 154 or Mayweather Pacquiao at 147 is what should be next!

    Nothing else will do!
     
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    We already know who is next on Manny's list, Bob has told up.

    Tim Bradley, Mike Jones, Rios
     
  8. PBF11

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    Read the post, Oscar agreed to fight at 147, Roach didnt force him to do anything but you can be damn sure Roach knew that Oscar could not make the weight without starving himself! Therfore he couldnt rehydrate properly.

    Its all a business and as soon as Oscar signed that contract at 147 he has lost, he hadnt made 147 in 12 years and even then he was big at the weight! You saw the fight dude, De La HOya looked gassed walking to the ring!
     
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    In other words, you picked Pacquiao to win that fight the day it was signed? :-(
     
  10. Uncle Rico

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    You really can't compare Floyd-Oscar at 154 with this. That past-prime Oscar that Floyd fought, is nowhere near the animal that Martinez currently is. But I'm with you. I'd prefer the fight to take place at 154.
     
  11. PBF11

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    tbh bro when it was signed i HONESTLY thought De La Hoya would knock Pacquiao out! I changed my mind during 24/7 and i recall reading an article on FightHype by Percy Crawford i think explaining why Pacquiao would win by TKO or corner stoppage! Come fight night i laid 20 on Pacquiao by KO, i really was that confident! Oscar looked ****ed bro!
     
  12. Goro

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    Anyone that signs a contract against Pacquiao loses now, Pacquiao has that Tyson aura about him.

    Basically when you sign, you know you're going to get killed. Roach knows it too.
     
  13. Leonard

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    no but you kill me with your repetitive sarcastic fishing posts. at least try to be funny.
     
  14. Boxing Fanatic

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    still no source LOL
     
  15. Uncle Rico

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    Read my initial question which was in response to BladeGunner's assertion that Pac enforced a rehydration clause. If this is true, please give me a source which will confirm this. Not speculation. A source.