Is Floyd really bigger than Manny??cause i dont think so

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by larryx2012, Jun 18, 2012.


  1. TheRat

    TheRat Boxing Addict Full Member

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    wtf are u talking about?
     
  2. larryx2012

    larryx2012 I AM BETTER THEN YOU Full Member

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    numbers dont lie son,numbers dont lie
     
  3. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Bigger and smaller in boxing is a tricky question. Do you go by weight or height/reach?
     
  4. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    mannys first title WBC FLYWEIGHT TITLE 112 POUNDS

    floyds first title WBC super featherweight title 130 pounds


    dummy
     
  5. Windigo

    Windigo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Different times in their careers.

    When Manny was 16 he fought light flyweight. When Floyd was 16 he fought light flyweight.
     
  6. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    and 5 years later manny was still a light flyweight...weak argument

    fast forward to

    1999 floyd 130
    1999 manny 112



    2003 manny 122 super bantam
    2003 floyd 135 lightweight


    2008 manny super feather 130
    2008 floyd welterweight 147

    17 pounds difference


    yeah, manny and floyd are naturally the same size

    :rofl
     
  7. klion22

    klion22 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    What i'm saying is that Pac has been around 144 to 150 lbs on fight night for years, even when he was a lightweight. So it's an utter myth that he somehow became this monster physically after moving up in weight. The only difference is that as he moved up in weight, he had to cut less weight or no weight at all. But his in ring weight has been consistent for years.
     
  8. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Pacquiao just cut more weight than Floyd.

    Floyd was always only hydrating 3 or 4 pounds on fight night. Pac at 135 was weighing in at 148 while Floyd at 135 would be 138 on fight night.
     
  9. ATrillionaire

    ATrillionaire Noah Full Member

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    Floyd is way bigger. The weight is about the same because of Manny's legs, which are huge.
     
  10. brnxhands

    brnxhands Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Its not just about inches an pounds. Floyd has a way bigger frame an bigger bone structure, hes meant to fight at a higher weight then manny
     
  11. brnxhands

    brnxhands Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Mannys body looks maxed out mucle to bone ratio. Floyd has the frame to get bigger
     
  12. Windigo

    Windigo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'm going by age not by date you moron. Floyd is 2 years older than Manny. For most of their careers the have been very close relative to their ages as is confirmed by you as that 17lb weight difference maintains most of their careers as they are still moving up until recently when they both topped out. Thanks for being a dumb**** and proving it for me.
     
  13. Dillyyo

    Dillyyo Active Member Full Member

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    So he looks to compromise his opponents in ways other than just draining them? Glad you have seen the light...;)
     
  14. Dillyyo

    Dillyyo Active Member Full Member

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    This is the biggest crock of **** you Pac nuts spew. The dude east those calories because that's what he is burning through during his camp. If he didn't he would deprive his body of the food and nutrients it needs to get into shape and likely end up a smaller and less affective fighter. But, anyone can do that, not just Pac.
     
  15. Dillyyo

    Dillyyo Active Member Full Member

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    Far more than that while training in camp.