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

Yes he would. Pac would need to cut the ring off better. But I would give a better chance for Pac than other WW's May is facing atm or will be. How I saw it... Round 11 of Pac/Brad 2 = whole fight for May/Pac and that was with Bradley's "calf injury". Just potshotting to UD12.

 

All kidding aside and this is a questions to all the hardcore Floyd fans..... All of the cuts, stadium, etc excuses are no longer there and Pac is ready to fight. Why is Floyd not wanting this fight? What is your honest opinion on this?

 

deal:deal

 

Another delusional ******* who knows nothing about boxing and thinks boxing is a video game. What you fail to understand like all *******s is that good defense beats good offense. PBF will shut Pac down frustrate him dicate the tempo and distance of the fight pick him apart and win this fight going away. Why do you think JMM and 90% of boxers pick PBF to win this fight?:deal Are they all PBF fans or perhaps they know what the hell they're talking about.:hi:

 

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How would the current versions of Bradley and Pacquiao do against Canelo Alvarez at JMW?

 

I dont think so for either guy. tim would get walked down and pacquiao just doesnt have the sting or speed he showed against margacheato

 

If Pacquiao can wreck Margarito 12-0 at 150, I don't see how it's untenable he could beat Alvarez at 150, 152, or even 154.

 

hell no

 

Both beat him

 

well thats easy because tims rights are just as fast as floyds and in the second half of the fight pac was avoiding most of them

 

If it was all so easy then why demand drug testing?

Infact why even mention drugs just take the fight and cement your legacy.

 

That's because Cotto is a harder stylistic match up for PBF than Pac is. Cotto actually has a real jab he can fight on the inside is strong goes to the body and knows how to apply educated pressure. That version of Cotto with Daiz was much more dangerous than the 140 or 147 version due to Diaz' game plan.
Also you keep leaving out other things, PBF fought that fight at 154 a weight he's never been good at but even more important is that that fight was with unca roger since PBF has gone back to his father he's been much more defensively sound and uses movement much more which makes him even more hard to deal with. If they had an immediate rematch with Sr as the trainer PBF would probably shut Cotto out.

 

GTFOH

Tim's rights are not as fast as Floyd's