Pacquiao's best wins are Morales/Ledwaba/Hatton

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  1. Jordan_Davies

    Jordan_Davies Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Genaro Hernandez - WBC Superfeatherweight title
    Emmanuel Augustus
    Diego Corralles
    Jesus Chavez
    Jose Louis Castillo x2 - WBC Lightweight title
    Demarcus Corley
    Arturo Gatti - WBC Junior welterweight title
    Zab Judah - IBF Welterweight title
    Carlos Baldomir - WBC welterweight title
    Oscar Delahoya - WBC Junior Middleweight title
    Ricky Hatton - Undefeated Junior welterweight champion
    Juan Manuel Marquez - Who later BEAT Pacquiao
    Shane Mosley - Coming off Margarito win (WBA welterweight champion)
    Victor Ortiz - WBC welterweight title
    Miguel Cotto - WBA Junior Middleweight title

    :good
     
  2. assasin

    assasin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :rofl i wouldn't be boasting if i were you.

    hernandez- very good win.
    augustus- :lol: get the hell out of here.
    corrales- great win.
    chavez- decent win.
    castillo- very good wins. looked poor doing it though.
    corley- decent win.
    gatti- shot.
    judah- good win.
    baldimor- decent win.
    de la hoya- good win. way past his best, but the fight was at light middle. that suited oscar.
    hatton- no contest. hatton was ripped off by the slime bag cortez.
    marquez- way too small. i give no credit for this. ****ed marquez over with the weight.
    mosley- shot. no credit for this.
    ortiz- good win. should of beat him properly. not with sucker punches. ortiz did deserve it though.
    cotto- very good win. cotto is past his best, but it was fought at light middle.

    very good resume. dodged all the big fights until past their best, at the wrong weight, or not at all. this counts against him.

    top 15 ATG? get the **** out of here! :deal
     
  3. elchivito

    elchivito master betty Full Member

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    Without a doubt Barrera is his best win. The best Pacman tho was the one that faced Marquez in the rematch and should of lost to Marquez and the one that destroyed Hatton. Tho past his prime Barrera wasn't nearly as damaged as Cotto.
     
  4. GrizzyBeard

    GrizzyBeard Guest

    You don't rate the Cotto win?

    You are well and truly a hater.
     
  5. randy brown

    randy brown $$$ Full Member

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    morales wasn't even a decent win. morales was a skeleton, just like the dela hoya, margarito, cotto and possibly the hatton he fought.

    come to think of it, he's fought no one decent. he fights fighters at the right time and at a diasadvantage. ledwaba who? his resume is not even close to money's.
     
  6. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The same Morales who has been competing with guys like Maidana and Cano and Danyy Garcia some 5 years later.

    The Morales Pac beat was not the best version but Jesus it was decent after seeing what he is still doing today.

    For all the Debate and **** both fighters get lets put it this way.

    Both have great wins both will be Hall of Famers.

    However Pacs resume is some what better than Floyds and his Legacy so far is better.

    Lets just leave it at that.
     
  7. Aztlan.

    Aztlan. Guest

    Morales was weight-drained fatigued in his 2 losses to Pac, before he stepped in the ring.
     
  8. Lance_Uppercut

    Lance_Uppercut ESKIMO Full Member

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    How the heck were Cotto and Margarito 'skeletons', as you put it? And now Hatton as well? You are one serious ******ed fanboy. :roll:
     
  9. randy brown

    randy brown $$$ Full Member

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    margarito previously fought at 154 and still looked ****. team pac seeing this asked him to go down further to 150? wtf was that? cotto was weight drained at 145, we all know this. as for hatton, i said possibly. hatton bloats up and may have had a hard time making the weight.
     
  10. Lance_Uppercut

    Lance_Uppercut ESKIMO Full Member

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    And before he fought at 154, he was a career WW. A known gym rat. He's never struggled with weight. But to you. fighting before at 154, then down to 150 means he was skeletal? That's it? Did you even SEE the fight? ******s like you just read what other dumbasses say then repeat it. Just like with Cotto supposedly being drained. Did Cotto fight like a drained fighter? Hell no. he looked the same as before. And did margarito fight like a drained fighter? Do you even know what a fighter actually looks like drained? No, you obviously don't. Drained fighters lack stamina and pop on their punches, something NEITHER lacked in their fights w/ Pac.

    As for Hatton, now you are basing your opinion on speculation? Oh, he 'may have' had a hard time. Essentially, you have no ****in clue.

    :patsch You're completely and utterly useless. But at least you will have many other ******s to agree with you. :roll:
     
  11. pound

    pound Coqui Radar Full Member

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    Barrera I and Cotto are his best wins. Easily his best wins.
     
  12. Grillinnap

    Grillinnap Flomos are morons Full Member

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    Some *****s also believe that There was a rehydration clause in the Hatton fight. Hatton was not allowed to weigh more than 5 pounds after the weigh-in. So according to the *****s' math, 140 + 5 = 152.
     
  13. JoeCamelTow

    JoeCamelTow Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ledwaba has become so unbelievably overrated here.
     
  14. NonitoPac

    NonitoPac New Member Full Member

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    Floyd's best win is againts a super fast young hugry lion Baldomir
     
  15. EJDiaZ

    EJDiaZ Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Pac Haters, he is a atg, and its a lock