Fox PPV: Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao vs. Keith Fitzgerald Thurman Jr. RBR.

lmao 1Time would Clown AB. All AB got is that he didn't get marked up by Pac like 1Time. But let us not forget AB beat dat boy lmao.

 

I’m still laughing at that first round knock down

 

Pac's age showed up. A full 2-3 seconds of Pac just looking at Thurman bending at the waist.

 

manny should try to either get mayweather or khan in saudi (if they pay him something ridiculous like 30-50 million).

he really deserves some big paydays as he's a top atg fighter IMO.

he's so good that we tend to forget the fact that he's a 5'5 naturally 126 lb man.

 

he aint that small, his calves look like thighs. i would put his natural fighting weight somewhere between 135 and 140.

 

The old man can still make 135 and he said so as much last week. I'm hoping Lomachenko is Pacquiao's last fight. Most fighters IMMEDIATELY tell you they can't drop down one, nevermind TWO divisions.

 

loma would have to be perfect to win that one. at some point pac is just going to unload knowing loma cant ko him and anything he connects with will be felt by lomas unborn children.

 

I thought Thurman won.

 

Only path to victory for Loma is Pac shattering his shin ascending the steps to the ring and decides to fight anyways.

 

Even Thurman didnt think he won.....

 

wtf does thurman know, were talkin bout rodney here. thurman better learn to score fights.

 

Good for Pac.


Also...IKSAB. . I didn't pick a winner but said this would be a close and maybe controversial decision involving at least one knockdown but where neither could finish off the other, nor come all that close.

So many on here were adamant that it would be a brutal stoppage for one man or the other. Y'all...just ain't on my level.

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Pac's stamina is gone and he's pretty much an 8 round fighter now. He badly hurt Thurman to the body in round 10 and then literally just looked at him for 2-3 seconds. Like, he was just praying for Thurman to fall down.

 

Yep. He's old with diminished killer instinct and stamina. We - or at least I - knew that already, from his last several fights.

Thurman's mystique as KO artist (one dangerous enough to hurt the welter version of Pac, who now hasn't been stopped in two decades except by a perfect shot from an immaculate counter puncher that had scouted him for over forty professional rounds already) has also long since faded, and he fought on shaky terms against both DSG & Josesito.

This outcome was, honestly, inevitable.