Pacquiao has the most unappreciated boxer's resume!

It has nothing to do with PAC.

It has to do more with some of you whinning, hyopocritical nutlicking posters.

This is the first thing that comes to mind when anyone from the upper echelons of the Pac Nutlicker's Club post!:

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For the record, I'm a huge PAC fan:deal

 

spitbucket are you back from ure 1 month off bet already?

every great fighter has a ton of haters.

 

some people here willingly unappreciate pac's resume because they counter tsome people who overestimate him.

 

And a 2 tons of Nutlickers.

Yeah I'm back, my sentence was commuted when Pac agreed that he was lucky to get the decision.:deal


So it was ruled false imprisonement:hi:

 

The official decision is all that matters no matter what.

 

leonard admitted he got lucky against Hearns..

I'm glad you feel vindicated by Pac's statement. Too bad JMM doesn't.

 

That's because SRL has been retired since the early 90's...SRL would be absolutely huge back then if the internet was around. Moot point.

 

What do you, work for the parole board!

 

the fact is that if Marquez had won a controversial decision i would still have been off for a month, so i expect the same from you.

 

Umm.....yeah, no.

Does underrated mean "not as high as you would like us to rate it?"

Have you ever looked at Oscar De La Hoya's FULL resume?

 

Don't know you well enough to believe that, but fair enough!:good

 

You want respect or don't ya? Up to you.....

 

Pacquiao's resume is GREAT, and there is really no question about it. Anybody who says otherwise isn't using their head or is blinded by their personal dislike for him.

It's ranks below Oscar De La Hoya's and Evander Holyfield's resumes, however.

 

I agree but I guess if and when pac dominates the 135lbs it be nice to discuss the rankings again.. however it remeans to be scene at this point!