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

They will never meet. Been saying that for years already.

 

Pacquiao's great. Gets in with everyone, almost always exciting, wins most, loses here and there, doesn't care, and keeps doing it. A real throwback and because of that, the epitome of what a great modern fighter should look like, for mine.

You've got to respect a fighter like that, as opposed to guys who tip toe through their career to preserve that (ridiculously) precious '0' on their ledger.

 

When the PPV results are up, If Pac-Bradley does 1 million PPV, it just proves Pacquiao is still a big star against a not known fighter in Bradley who did 375 k against Marquez who both defeated Pac.

 

Can't decide if he's a troll just trying to get a rise out of people, or if he's for real. Does anyone really think he's the greatest of all time?

 

Absolutely and Dittoooo:yep

 

If Pac-Bradley does over 1 million PPV buys, what does that tell you?
Pacquiao is still a star in boxing and being KO'd 2 years ago and to come back to demolish a dangerous big puncher in Rios and defeating the young, top p4p in his prime Timothy Bradley.

 

Pac has great footwork, very quick, yet gets great power. Void knows that, and has been running from Pac for years...........

 

ill say he beat bradley twice, better the 1st time around. and bradley is one hell of a fighter
and want lose again for a while. pacman is a atg and future hall of famer you cant take that away from him.

 

Very intelligent analysis. Personally, I wouldn't be against Mayweather, but good argument nonetheless.

 

it ws impressive indeed. most people thought he was done, that his best days were long gone. and he pulls one out of his as-

 

Freddie's just saying that Floyd won't jump in against opponents who are a legitimate chance of causing him major problems, e.g. Pacquiao of 4-5 years ago. In some ways, I think it's a fair assessment.

 

Floyd is not in the same league as Pac. Nice, pathetic, try though.

 

Those who want Pac to retire claim that Hopkins is in his prime at age 49...............

Pac will fight the winner of Marquez/Alvardo fight.............

 

Keith Thurman would go for it, and likely put Pac's head in the fifth row in the process.

 

that's a wild claim, isn't it?
pac's style of fighting (and time in the game) is not conducive to longevity
he doesn't have a lot left