The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

guy has been saying this **** for five years now :roll:

 

fights that he was the underdog every time.

 

Boxing fans judging on personal preferences, outside the ring behavior, and everything that DIDN'T happen in the ring.

What else is new?

 

Pac has never fought at 154 pounds before.

And his one fight at the 150 catchweight against Margarito is not enough to gauge him against anyone, as Margarito was not even a top 500 P4P fighter at that moment...

So, impossible to say. I will say that Pacquiao refused a Cotto rematch because he wouldn't fight him above 150 pounds.

 

They fought at WW class, why rematch @ 150 ? Cotto turned down the WW rematch not Pacquiao.

 

This similar to Leonard Duran, almost all historians rank Duran higher. The poll speaks for itself.

 

Are you clowning?

Cotto had fought his last 4 fights at JMW.

 

surprise, surprise. pacquioa destroyed cotto out in fashion, mayweather didn't. end of..

 

Oh, what's up Mr. Triangle Theory...

 

If you aren't a hypocrite, than you believe:

Schmeling KO'd Joe Louis.

Charles didn't.

Therefore Max Schmeling > Ezzard Charles

 

pacquiao takes more risks and has more championships. boxing greatness isn't determined by wins and loss record, every seasoned boxing fan knows this

 

Styles make fights and I don't think that their respective results against Cotto has much to say about their ATG standings.

 

You say boxing greatness isn't determined by who you beat and lose to yet you claim that the number of official boxing titles (in an era where that means nothing) is what sets them apart??????

Seriously, guys?

Just saying anything to make you not feel stupid and wrong about things you said in 2009?

 

And ? Pacquiao fought his last 5 @ WW. Plus, Pac said it before after the Margo fight that he's not going to fight @ 154 anymore.

 

Fighters who have been champions in 8 divisions: Manny Pacquiao

Fighters who had records of 45-0 or better: Floyd Mayweather, Brian Nielsen, Nikolai Valuev, Chavez Sr., Rocky Marciano, Paul Spadafora, Chris Johns, Larry Holmes, Ricardo Lopez, etc.