Did anyone of you slack-jawed yolkels actually listen to Malignaggi's comments?

this video actually makes me think pacman is probably on roids.... initially i didnt really believe it but pauli makes a hell of a lot of sense here

 

Pacquiao never gained 17 lbs. of muscle. His fight night weights over the past several years has fluctuated within 10 lbs. he's gone up in weight but he's also cutting less weight to make the weight.

 

No, why?

 

Talk about fail,Pac didnt gain 17 pounds of muscle in 18 months he was coming to the ring as a Jr Welter in some of featherweight fights.

 

i'm a weightlifter and yes it is very possible to gain 17 pounds of muscle in 18 months. In fact it's really easy if you eat 8000 calories like Roach says Manny does. There is a lot of calories in rice. The most important thing you need in building muscle is calories and like i said Manny eats 8000 a day. Of course only about 4000 gets digested into his system because he's burning off the rest of the 4000 calories doing hours and hours of boxing training a day.


Of course you need protein as well, and Manny probably takes protein shakes which 90% of boxers take.

 

Post his fighting weights then :deal For the past 2 years

 

key point


whos to say manny wasnt boiled way down to make 126, 130 and now hes grown fully into a man hes reached his natural weight?

 

Ill go further than the last two years:

First Barrera fight

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First JMM fight:

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third Morales fight:

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last fight at 130:

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Hatton fight:

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So where are the 17 pounds in weight that he gained in the last 18 months when he has been coming to the ring as jr Welter since he was at feather?

 

Funny how his head from the MAB fight is much smaller than in the Hatton fight.:think

 

That part's definately BS. It's far easier to gain muscle mass as you age (obviously up to a certain age). The reason you don't hear about "sudden" gains in older folks is coz few people take up bodybuilding in any serious way if they haven't done so past the age of 30. And if you've been jacking up since your teens you've already had loads of time to add muscle mass - there's obviously a limit to how much natural muscle mass you can gain.

Far easier for me to gain muscle mass now in my late 20s than in my teens (18/19). And the one guy at my gym who started a proper weight programme (real HIT stuff not the ***** crap) after he hit 30 (sedentary beforehand) added around 12lbs muscle mass (obviously ad******g for weight) in about a year. He bulked up easily.

Like I said, it generally easier for me to get bigger now - although the trouble is I've been doing it for a number of years so I've had time to get to this size already.