Emmanuel Pacquiao the most overrated boxer of all time

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  1. Critic

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    yah morales demonstrated it in 2nd and third fight!:lol: marquez too who kissed the canvass 4 times! you got it right! :good
     
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  2. McGrain

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    Pacquiao has astonishing footwork and balance, he shows great timing and punch variety, he's learning new skills with almost every camp, he has great punch resistance. He doesn't have just speed and power. Your post is for ****.
     
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  3. Critic

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    agree! :good pacquiao has power with his left and right hand! his head movement and defence is under rated
     
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  4. carras

    carras Well-Known Member Full Member

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    fail
     
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  5. Critic

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    :good:good:good
     
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  6. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    i think you are talking about zab judah, newbie or some alias.
     
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  7. Hatesrats

    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    Let the guy have his opinion.
    No one wins anything anyway, Move On>>>
     
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  8. djm

    djm Boxing Addict Full Member

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    While I sympathize with those arguments, the most overrated boxer of all time is clearly Ali. His "signature wins" were
    - a dive and a quit job by a disinterested Liston
    - beating a Frazier clearly ruined by Foreman
    - Foreman that was undertrained and fought entirely the wrong fight (not to mention had a curse put on him - who wins with that??)

    And he lost three (!!) times to Ken Norton, who lost to an overrated Cooney and was lucky not to lose to journeyman Scott Ledoux. Plus the loss to a green, average Leon Spinks. That's "The Greatest"?

    Yes, Pac only has 1 quality win, but Ali doesn't even have that.
     
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  9. McGarnacle

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    the perfect example of what i'm talking about. You talk about the 2nd morales fight, which was Morales first fight after he was humiliated by a nobody. He looked horrible. That's a sure sign a fighter is overrated, when a win like that is used as an example of his greatness. Oh and Marquez kissed the canvas 3 times in the first round, then went on to dominate Pacquiao. So even though Marquez was down 3 points after the first round, he went on to dominate Pacquiao so bad that at best it was a draw according to the judges, disregarding the fact the most people feel JMM actually won the fight.
     
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  10. Solid Chin

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    Im not a pac nuthugger by any means but you have to admit the guy has been dominating and he is not only winning he is flattening guys out on the canvas. Some points I understand but you was being completely biased in your assessment because regardless if Barrera or Morales or Who ever else was over the hill, he still had to go out there and execute, it was certainly no walk in the park. He has shown that he is boxing and improving slowly and you cant fault a boxer for doing that, there isn't many fighters at this point in time who is making the same waves as Pac is so cut the boy some slack dude. He is willing to fight whoever, he is fighting Cotto at a catchweight which I dont agree with but the boy is fighting him. I feel there are fighters that he should of fought but that is another topic.

    Boxing needs fighters like Pac because he keeps the hardcore purists along with the casual fans interested in the sport and especially the casual fans. We need as much fans of the sport as we can get otherwise soon enough MMA will take over.
     
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  11. Vanihm

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    :rant:rant:rant
     
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  12. 8count

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    Why make an alias and then wait for a few days before posting? You can use your old username. DOn't be shy.
     
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  13. Vanihm

    Vanihm Active Member Full Member

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    I hope you aren't being sarcastic because... I kinda agree!
     
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  14. asero

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    overrated? he accomplish a feat no one has accomplished before and not even a bantam champ managed to be rated in the top 10 of lightweight
     
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  15. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    I gotta give this guy a lot of credit, with only 7 posts he sure is making a name for himself here at ESB real quickly.

    But if this is an Alias, then ur a lil *****.
     
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