Prime Pac loses every historical H2H fight in history

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  1. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    I think this could be likely but I'd pick him to last the distance and lose on points
    Pacquiao blitzes Sanchez, he's too big and powerful
    Pac thrashes Loma
    I've never seen anyone say this but Pacquiao would thrash Taylor
    I'd pick him to beat both pretty easily
     
  2. cslb

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    Pac would also lose to Nelson.
     
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  3. tinman

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    I think Pacquiao's domination of Oscar was a result of a handful of factors

    1. Pac was in his prime
    2. Oscar was older and in decline
    3. Oscar never had a good straight right
    4. Oscar has a wide, stiff, open stance
    5. Oscar fades late and struggles with speed
     
  4. George Crowcroft

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    I'd pick Pacquiao to win but no one beats a prime Nelson with ease
     
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  5. cslb

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    lol De nial is not just a river in Africa. Oscar was SHOT! You know this but don't want to admit it.
     
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  6. tinman

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    Are you serious. A 5'4" pressure fighter and Featherweight is going to pressure Pacquiao and beat him? Pacquiao destroys pressure guys. Pacquiao at 126 hit harder than Golovkin did p4p. That's how hard he hit at the lower weights.
     
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  7. dangerousity

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    Exactly, a prime Oscar would have been tougher but he probably loses a clear UD.

    He couldnt catch Whitaker, he wouldnt catch Pac who was the same dimensions and a southpaw with speed and power too. The angles got him. Also what is Oscar gonna hit him with? Pac's kryptonite is that right hand, JMM, Morales, Floyd, Thurman all were landing that right hand. ODLH has NO right hand. Don't even see how people think its possible for Oscar to beat Pac. Absolute worst style matchup. I rate Oscar very highly, he probably has an easier time with some of the guys Pac struggled with like JMM, Bradley, Morales, Horn, but Pac is all wrong for him.
     
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  8. cslb

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    Have you ever seen Nelson fight? He was more than just a pressure fighter. Pac at 126 was still raw. Nelson would stop that version of Pac. lol The title of this thread should be Pac beats every fighter in history hypothetically.
     
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  9. dangerousity

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    OK, I know Oscars body better than him and his trainer.

    Like I said, I go with facts.

    1) Did Oscar lose to a bum afterwards to prove he was shot? Losing to an ATG is not an indicator of being shot.
    2) Did Pac lose to a bum afterwards? Make the Oscar win a fluke therefore something must have been wrong with Oscar.

    This is like RJJ dominating Bhop and then saying Bhop is shot. OR maybe, RJJ was just that good.
     
  10. Flo_Raiden

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    Pac gets underrated in H2H fantasy fights, no doubt. The way I see it:
    Pac beats JCC, Taylor, Arguello, Pryor, Mosley, DLH, Trinidad, Armstrong
    Pac loses to Duran, Whitaker, Sanchez, Napoles, Leonard, Hearns
     
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  11. tinman

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    Pacquiao took bombs from one of the hardest and most accurate punching Featherweights ever named Juan Manuel Marquez at 126. And he walked RIGHT THROUGH it.

    Pacquiao at 126 was a piece of iron. This isnt the 112 or 147 version of Pac we are talking about.
     
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  12. dangerousity

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    Oh please, you're delusional. Show me 1 instance where anyone had success pressuring Pac and won without fouling and corrupt judges? A guy takes shots from the likes of Thurman and Cotto and somehow 126 Nelson stops him. lol.

    126 Pac was physically prime. He runs over Nelson. Anyone there to be hit gets stopped.
     
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  13. cslb

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    Who did Oscar fight after Pac? Maybe I am missing something here. Oscar retired because he realized that he was shot. When a fighter knows that they are shot and shouldn't fight anymore, you better believe that there's not much left.
     
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    How about Jeff Horn, the Australian legend destroyer? He put Pac through a meat grinder. And don't give me that bad decision bs. Marquez was involved in questionable decisions against Pac but I accept them.
     
  15. dangerousity

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    Duran is 50/50 at LW because I think Pac was an absolute phenom at that weight. SRL, Hearns, Floyd are probably the only guys I'd clearly favour over him at 147.