Strangeness surrounding Pac-May fight

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  1. Just Rik

    Just Rik Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I read an article that verified Pac's punch out put had dropped about 25% since undergoing stringent testing. Don't say it coincided with KTFO6, because if that made him shot, then why did you tahrds wana see the fight??
     
  2. markq

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    You're exactly right. Floyd didn't look that great either but he looked a level above Pac. That's my point. This Floyd wasn't that much better than the one who fought Maidana. Maidana put relentless pressure on him. Pac could not. No energy. No speed. No foot work. Pac even look tired for doing nothing. When's the last time you saw Pac tired?
     
  3. Typhoon

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    1. Pac was decent in round 2, he did attack more. Round 1 was terrible though.

    7. No. Max Kellerman is a NOBODY and is in the presence of greatness, an 8 world champion who has accomplished 100 times more than Max, a man that actually justifies Max Kellerman's existence. How much $$ has Max made from covering Pac? ****yzing fighters? Pac being HBO's main guy. Max is a piece of s h it worthless man that makes a living from feeding on what Pacquiao and other boxers put on his plate. Pacquiao has been great to Max, unlike Floyd who once talked sh it to max during an interview. Max should've respected Manny and understood he was in disarray post fight. He should've just conducted the interview in a respectful manner and allow Pac to express his disappointment. Instead, he deliberately tried to get on Pac's nerves and pushed him... It was Max being an idiot.
     
  4. markq

    markq Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl Way to go off on Max like a little girl and tell the world how evil and ugly he is because he asked brutally honest questions.
     
  5. Typhoon

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    i also read an article that baffled me. The article dared to say that PAC'S output has come down with age, as he has pushed mid 30s... Isn't that remarkable?
     
  6. Typhoon

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    well, he was a piece of sh it. He used the stage to make himself feel BIG, by giving Pacquiao a hard time during his toughest loss ever.

    Max could've challenged Pac on what he said, but there are different ways to do that, he was sort of rubbing it in, trying to make Pac look stupid.
     
  7. thesmokingm

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    Floyd's fight night weight was 149? No freaking way. He looked freaking huge in there. His guns were massive.
     
  8. markq

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    When somebody says they win and they clearly did not ... Max did the right thing by calling him out on it. That's what I loved about Larry, he did it all the time to Floyd. I didn't write an essay calling Larry a POS.
     
  9. Typhoon

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    Pac had more speed than Maidana ever could muster. Maidana, given his limitations, had no choice to rush and charge the little girl for 12 rounds. Pacquiao, with his superior skills, had more options but probably didn't employ the best tactics, plus he wasn't 100% physically.

    if you will compare the two, at least try and come across as somewhat thoughtful. Maidana has no skills compared to Pac and used the only strategy he could possibly succeed with - brawl. Pacquaio is way superior and didn't feel like he was so inadequate that he had to BRAWL. If Pac wanted to brawl, he could've easily done so...
     
  10. Just Rik

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    No that ain't gonna work, we're talking about an immediate drop off of almost 200 punches a fight in the span of only three fights not even including Floyd. Key word is immediate, as opposed to gradual. And two of those fights were against in your face Rios and Bradley, the kind of guys he usually explodes with output on. With Floyd the drop off was even further, but that's only a testament to Floyds boxing ability, the others, well hmm, that looks extremely shady.
     
  11. Typhoon

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    that's what they say and Floyd fans think 149 was expected. Funny how i heard Floyd fanatics in here post pics of Floyd claiming he was HUGE, STRONGER THAN EVER...

    now they pretend they always expected him to come in around 149.
     
  12. Typhoon

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    have you cared to even consider that after the KO loss he was extremely cautious vs Rios, who has power? this hasn't crossed your mind has it? and no, Pac took almost a year off after JMM loss ok? so you have to consider age at that point... Pac at 34-36 wasn't the same pac when he was in 20s and early 30s...
     
  13. d0pestradamus

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    Do you honestly believe that dude? That Kellerman use the stage to try to make himself feel "BIG" ?? by giving Pac a hard time? Kellerman is a professional, he was not gonna just let Pac off the hook when he said he thought he won the fight. He did challenge him, in a very blunt and direct manner. Or should he should have stood there and thought of a different challenging approach so as not to bruise Pacs frail shattered ego huh..sorry he's not a psychologist .He didn't have to try and make Pac look stupid, Pac made himself look stupid.
     
  14. markq

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    Pac was 100% healthy going into the fight. The injury didn't become a factor until the 4th.

    Maidana I and II were a much closer fight. I'm comparing a Maidana who was tested against Manny who was tested. Manny had no energy, nothing. You're trying to compare Manny pre-floyd to Maidana.
     
  15. thesmokingm

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    They didn't list his fight night weight on the tale of the tape though. Where'd they get this 149 from? The man was ****ing huge, his arms were visibly bigger imo. There's no way he weighed less than Pac when Floyd has over 2in height and 5in in reach with those guns.