Pacquiao eyes Floyd

Its basically a chess match. They want to try to make a fight when the other is most susceptible or most vulnerable. They want to time everything right. We'll see in Floyd's next fight if his jailtime affected him or not.

 

To be balanced if anyone needed a guide on how to beat emmanroid his last two fights are enough. Juan beat him showing that he is still susceptible to the same type of **** as he was in 2008. Although Timmeh didn't beat him, he did very well given his deep underdog status and took over in the championship rounds

the pacfarts realize how telling their fighter's last two fights were and are now showing this unusual and surprising hesitation towards him fighting anyone elite

so they can try Floyd coming out of jail if they somehow believe it'll help them. People are going to be mass mad when the ghetto guy that was jailed for wifebeating beats the "dignified" congressman worse than he did his "wife"

 

That's the spirit chaps; keep the mindless flame going and interest will never go out.

 

Doesn't matter anymore honestly, the hype died out. It won't be half as big anymore.

 

Couldn't give a ****.

 

I still want to see it. But I don't think they are the 2 best boxers in the sport anymore. I think the list goes like this:
Floyd
JMM
Sergio
Ward
Pacman

Pacquiao hasn't impressed me since Margarito. I think he beat Bradley, but he wasn't overly impressive. He fought in spots and took parts of rounds off, which I never saw from him previously. JMM beat him, again.

 

This :deal

 

Floyd's last 2 fights...against a tree and a damaged goods.:rofl

 

Pacs last 2 fights = 2 losses :rofl

 

Burn ! :rofl

 

Against live opponents compare to Floyd's.:rofl

 

lmao. Ortiz WBC champ ranked #2 @ welterweight.

Cotto ranked #1 @ Jr. Welterweight and WBA champ.

vs

Bradley who has never fought @ welterweight.

and Marquez, a 38 year old lightweight which Floyd embarrassed already :rofl

 

:deal

 

:good too much silly grandstanding instead of taking the best payday in both fighters' careers.