Would you watch a Broner vs Pacquiao fight?

I'd watch it, not sure of Broners chances though.

 

At 140...**** yeah, and agree think it'd be a helluva fight, would favor Manny slightly but would love to see it.

 

Yes. Why not? Broner has said he would fight Pac at whichever weight. And Pac is running out of good options. If not Floyd, why not fight his copycat? It would at least give Pac experience fighting someone with a solid shoulder roll. I would love to see how Pac can penetrate that type of defense. It would also prove to me Pac isn't all about money and is willing to fight a much lesser name to enhance his legacy.

 

It would be a great fight. 147 is a reach for Broner and Pac won't cut weight at this point in his career so it is unlikely to happen.

 

Of course i would! i'm a bxing fan after all!

 

I'm not sure if Broner is experienced enough to exploit Pacs weaknesses,

 

Broner?

Didn't that little dude Ponce De Leon outbox him?

Oh ye he did.

 

Broner would get his ass handed to him. Broner don't have the experience to take Pac....yet.

 

Why even start these threads?

Any boxing fan would. How couldnt you?

 

1. 140 is not a catchweight, dumbass. It's an official weight class. That's not much to ask for a boxing fan to know.... unless...?

2. It would be Broner's speed, power, and skill against Pac's speed, power, and skill. We don't know any of that for Broner at 147 or 140, we don't know how any of that will carry to 135. At 140 (which Pac hasn't fought at in about 4 years)? No. Pacquiao is a welterweight.

3. You "think" he moves up comfortably. Because, he hasn't moved up before.

4. Pacquiao would knock Broner out and it probably wouldn't go too far past 6.

 

:rofl atsch Broner would get his ass handed to him , even by this version of pacquiao. Who has boner even beaten to get him into that fight. complete mismatch.

 

That raises the questions of:

Broner vs Marquez @ 140 and

Pac vs Marquez @ 140?

I think all of these fights are pickem fights.

Slightly favor Broner because of his youth.