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If you dont think PBF can KO Pacquiao,then you clearly DKSAB!

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Reni Maitua Australia Rugby (NRL) Clenbuterol [285]
Igor Majcen Slovenia Swimming [69]
Mitchil Mann Australia Weightlifting Clenbuterol [286]
Milka Maneva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Jesús Manzano Spain Cycling EPO, Cortisone, Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone, Nandrolone, Oxyglobin [287]
Diego Maradona Argentina Football (soccer) Cocaine (1991), Ephedrine (1994) [288][289]
Georgi Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids, Tampering with test [60][102]
Ivan Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Nate Marquardt United States mixed martial arts nandrolone [290]
Rodolfo Massi Italy Cycling cortisone [291]
Martha Matsa Greece Swimming Stanozolol [90]
Jeremy Mayfield United States Auto racing Amphetamine [292]
Floyd Mayweather Jr United States Boxing Xylocaine [293]
Iain McCorkindale England Ten-pin bowling Benzoylecgonine [274]
Sean McCully United States Mixed martial arts Nandrolone [294]
Mark McGwire United States Baseball Steroids (self-admitted after retirement; Major League Baseball did not test for steroids during his career) [295]
Brigitte McMahon Switzerland Triathlon Erythropoietin [296]
Tim McNeill United States Gymnastics Triamcinolone acetonide [297]
David Meca Spain Swimming Nandrolone [298]
Roland Meier Switzerland Cycling EPO [151]
Birgit Meineke East Germany Swimming Turinabol (self-admitted) [299]
Filip Meirhaeghe Belgium Cycling EPO [300]
Oussama Mellouli Tunisia Swimming Amphetamine (Dutch)[301]
Marcelo Melo Brazil Tennis Isometheptene [302]
Eddy Merckx Belgium Cycling Reactivan, lodinated glycerol and Pemoline [303]
LaShawn Merritt United States Track Testosterone [304]
Shawne Merriman United States American football Steroid [305]
Jeff Michels United States Weightlifting Testosterone [306]
Mike Mihelic Canada Canadian football [307]
Harry Milanzi Zambia Football (soccer) Cannabis [249]
David Millar Scotland Cycling EPO [308]
Sevdalin Minchev Bulgaria Weightlifting Furosemide [134]
Donka Mincheva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Bjarne Møller Denmark Triathlon EPO - self-admitted [309] (Danish)
Claus Michael Møller Denmark Cycling [20] (Danish)
Shane Monahan United States Baseball Deca-Durabolin, Winstrol & amphetamines
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Gianpaolo Mondini Italy Cycling EPO [311]
Scott Moninger United States Cycling 19-norandrosterone [312]
Agustin Montero Dominican Republic Baseball [313]
Josh Moreau United States Weightlifting Cannabinoids [314]
Christophe Moreau France Cycling EPO (self admitted) [315]
Cristian Moreni Italy Cycling Testosterone [316]
María Isabel Moreno Spain Cycling EPO [317]
Johnnie Morton United States Mixed martial arts anabolic steroids [318][319]
Luca Moro Italy Auto racing Benzoylecgonine [320]
Mike Morse United States Baseball Steroids [321]
Shane Mosley United States Boxing Tetrahydrogestrinone [322]
Guillermo Mota Dominican Republic Baseball [323]
Johann Mühlegg Spain Cross-country skiing Darbepoetin [324]
David Munyasia Kenya Boxing Stimulant [254]
Giuseppe Muraglia Italy Cycling hCG (Human chorionic gonadotropin) [325]
Johan Museeuw Belgium Cycling Aranesp-darbepoetin alfa [326] (self-admitted)
Adrian Mutu Romania Football (soccer) Cocaine [327]
Mika Myllylä Finland Cross-country skiing HES [328]
Eero Mäntyranta Finland Cross-country skiing Amphetamine [329]

pejevan, Nov 30, 2011

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Hey Ironfist...let's not forget that Pacquiao just got 28 fresh stitches. There's another way for Mayweather to stop Pacquiao...on cuts. Fresh scar tissue for sharpshooting Floyd to target. He'd have Manny gushing so much blood that the doc or Manny's trainer will call a halt to the bout. A counter left hook that Pac doesn't see coming will certainly end the night early. Pac was cautious against JMM. Floyd will have Manny on his heels. I pick Mayweather by some kind of stoppage. Ref, doctor, or corner. For Floyd to render Pac unable to beat the count would be too much of a dream come true. I'd love to see Pac hammered into a concussive stupor by Floyd's hands but I stand by stoppage on cuts or trainer/referee intervention.

Convicted_Felon, Nov 30, 2011

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pejevan said: ↑

Yep, while coming overweight and fighting a fighter that literally jumped 2 weightclasses.

Boooohooo.
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Hey didn't marquez jump two Weight divisions for pac. Oh wait now 144 lbs aint a weight division but 145 lbs was when it meant pac winning a WW title:rofl

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whoupicking? said: ↑

Hey didn't marquez jump two Weight divisions for pac. Oh wait now 144 lbs aint a weight division but 145 lbs was when it meant pac winning a WW title:rofl
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he jumped 1 weight class, his last fight was at 140. also jmm was the bigger man on fight night against pac.

puga_ni_nana, Nov 30, 2011

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puga_ni_nana said: ↑

he jumped 1 weight class, his last fight was at 140. also jmm was the bigger man on fight night against pac.
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Oh so fighting a cab driver in a joke of the match suddenly makes marquez a 140 lbs fighter. :rofl

Hatton was the bigger man against floyd come fight night. Also oscar was the smaller man than Pac come fight night, are you saying Pac is really the bigger man than oscar. LMAO

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pacquiao sucks ass but no way that aids victim ko's him.

floyd is only a knockout artist in fantasy fights

he ran from feather fisted tata baldomir like a *****.

Relentless, Nov 30, 2011

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floyd only has a puncher's chance

Boom_Boom, Nov 30, 2011

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whoupicking? said: ↑

Oh so fighting a cab driver in a joke of the match suddenly makes marquez a 140 lbs fighter. :rofl

Hatton was the bigger man against floyd come fight night. Also oscar was the smaller man than Pac come fight night, are you saying Pac is really the bigger man than oscar. LMAO
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he fought at 140 the last time, so jmm fighting at 144 next means jmm jumped two divisions?

so using that logic you are implying, pac jumped 3 divisons to fight delahoya since he fought a mismatch against diaz at 135. :yep

puga_ni_nana, Nov 30, 2011

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The lamen would like to beleive"Mayweather cant hit as hard as Cotto or Margarito,therefore he cannot knockout Pacquaio".Not only is this a ridicolous way to think,but it also shows that whoever says this has a very limited boxing knowledge.Now lets go over the reasons why the chances of Pacman getting stopped by Floyd are very real.First off,Manny isnt exactly a defensive master.Sure,guys who are slow of foot like Cotto or Margarito can rarely get to him,but this is not the case with Mayweather.When Pac moves forward throwing combinations,he very often will fall off balance(even when he lands,often with his feet dangling in the air).Seasoned boxers such as Marquez and Morales have the boxing ability to exploit this.And Floyd Mayweathers hand speed,accuracy,punch selection and positiong are far superior to anyone who PacMan has ever fought.

Now that we have established that PBF will have no trouble hitting MP,lets go over his history with fighters or situations in fights when he could hit his opponent at will.He is normally very conservative when it comes to punch count.However,look at what happened in the fights with Arturo Gatti,the eighth round of the Mosley fight,the start of the 4th round of the Ortiz bout,and so on.When PBF sees openings frequently,he tends to punch through them.He doesnt always land,though.But he will aganist Pacquaio.MPs defense would leave him wide open for Mays lead left hooks and str8 right hands.

As anyone whos ever boxed knows,its the punches that you cant see that hurt you the most.De la hoya remarked on this after his bout with Money.If Floyd is such a soft puncher then how does he get to intimidate his opponents from coming in,IN EVERY FIGHT?Think about it.Floyds power is deceptive.I would say about 80% of his punches are thrown without fully turning his body and "sitting down"on his shots.He sure did sit down on that right that KTFO Ortiz,and look what he did at the begining of that round.Also,take a look at some of the right hands he landed on Mosley.When he sits down and doesnt potshoot,he has considerable power.

All these things considered,I could picture Floyd tagging Manny with a srt8 right and lead left hook all night.A few combos here and there,he will pretty much land when he wants to.As soon as he starts turning his body on the shots he would really hurt Manny like never before.Manny would get mercifully stopped by Freddie Roach in the 12 Round.Quote me on that!!!

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Don't be any more of a ****ing drooling cretin than you have to be naturally.

Of course Floyd is never going to stop Pacquiao, not in a billion years. atsch

horst, Nov 30, 2011

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Don't be any more of a ****ing drooling cretin than you have to be naturally.

Of course Floyd is never going to stop Pacquiao, not in a billion years. atsch
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Its very possible. I see Manny getting knocked down bc of his lunging in. Force against force is a mother****er and Floyd is fast enough to catch Manny with something while Manny is throwing which is also very dangerous. Hopefully we will get to see the fight.

mrjotatp4p, Nov 30, 2011

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pejevan said: ↑

Yep, while coming overweight and fighting a fighter that literally jumped 2 weightclasses.

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he also didn't have any tune ups when he fought Floyd, nor did he condition himself like he did against Pacquaio to make the weight properly and carry his speed. Floyd also didn't make the weight in that fight. There 2 different circumstances and 2 different styles at that.

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whoupicking? said: ↑

Oh so fighting a cab driver in a joke of the match suddenly makes marquez a 140 lbs fighter. :rofl

Hatton was the bigger man against floyd come fight night. Also oscar was the smaller man than Pac come fight night, are you saying Pac is really the bigger man than oscar. LMAO
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Fioghting a cab driver and fighting AIR is entirely different thing.

Fighting AIR at 140 is gretaer than a cabdriver?

pejevan, Nov 30, 2011

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Mbulelo Mabizela South Africa Football (soccer) Marijuana [283]
Emmanuel Magnien France Cycling Corticoids [35]
Bill Mahood Canada Mixed martial arts Drostanolone [284]
Reni Maitua Australia Rugby (NRL) Clenbuterol [285]
Igor Majcen Slovenia Swimming [69]
Mitchil Mann Australia Weightlifting Clenbuterol [286]
Milka Maneva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Jesús Manzano Spain Cycling EPO, Cortisone, Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone, Nandrolone, Oxyglobin [287]
Diego Maradona Argentina Football (soccer) Cocaine (1991), Ephedrine (1994) [288][289]
Georgi Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids, Tampering with test [60][102]
Ivan Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Nate Marquardt United States mixed martial arts nandrolone [290]
Rodolfo Massi Italy Cycling cortisone [291]
Martha Matsa Greece Swimming Stanozolol [90]

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Sean McCully United States Mixed martial arts Nandrolone [294]
Mark McGwire United States Baseball Steroids (self-admitted after retirement; Major League Baseball did not test for steroids during his career) [295]
Brigitte McMahon Switzerland Triathlon Erythropoietin [296]
Tim McNeill United States Gymnastics Triamcinolone acetonide [297]
David Meca Spain Swimming Nandrolone [298]
Roland Meier Switzerland Cycling EPO [151]
Birgit Meineke East Germany Swimming Turinabol (self-admitted) [299]
Filip Meirhaeghe Belgium Cycling EPO [300]
Oussama Mellouli Tunisia Swimming Amphetamine (Dutch)[301]
Marcelo Melo Brazil Tennis Isometheptene [302]
Eddy Merckx Belgium Cycling Reactivan, lodinated glycerol and Pemoline [303]
LaShawn Merritt United States Track Testosterone [304]
Shawne Merriman United States American football Steroid [305]
Jeff Michels United States Weightlifting Testosterone [306]
Mike Mihelic Canada Canadian football [307]
Harry Milanzi Zambia Football (soccer) Cannabis [249]
David Millar Scotland Cycling EPO [308]
Sevdalin Minchev Bulgaria Weightlifting Furosemide [134]
Donka Mincheva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Bjarne Møller Denmark Triathlon EPO - self-admitted [309] (Danish)
Claus Michael Møller Denmark Cycling [20] (Danish)
Shane Monahan United States Baseball Deca-Durabolin, Winstrol & amphetamines
Self-admitted in 2007, last played in minors 2003. [310]
Gianpaolo Mondini Italy Cycling EPO [311]
Scott Moninger United States Cycling 19-norandrosterone [312]
Agustin Montero Dominican Republic Baseball [313]
Josh Moreau United States Weightlifting Cannabinoids [314]
Christophe Moreau France Cycling EPO (self admitted) [315]
Cristian Moreni Italy Cycling Testosterone [316]
María Isabel Moreno Spain Cycling EPO [317]
Johnnie Morton United States Mixed martial arts anabolic steroids [318][319]
Luca Moro Italy Auto racing Benzoylecgonine [320]
Mike Morse United States Baseball Steroids [321]
Shane Mosley United States Boxing Tetrahydrogestrinone [322]
Guillermo Mota Dominican Republic Baseball [323]
Johann Mühlegg Spain Cross-country skiing Darbepoetin [324]
David Munyasia Kenya Boxing Stimulant [254]
Giuseppe Muraglia Italy Cycling hCG (Human chorionic gonadotropin) [325]
Johan Museeuw Belgium Cycling Aranesp-darbepoetin alfa [326] (self-admitted)
Adrian Mutu Romania Football (soccer) Cocaine [327]
Mika Myllylä Finland Cross-country skiing HES [328]
Eero Mäntyranta Finland Cross-country skiing Amphetamine [329]

He needed XYLOCAINE in the lower weights to knock out or down oppoenents, otherwise, his sissiness could not take the pain of punching with his hands.

How many opponents did he face using xylocaine? It took him 1000 powerpunches to hit Gatti.

pejevan, Nov 30, 2011

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Anyone CAN knockout anyone, doesn't make it likely though. Rephrase and try again.

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You DKSAB! The punches that you see hurts the most and the ones that you don't shakes your knees.

diavolievo, Nov 30, 2011

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