HBO Clottey interview

The respect is there of Clottey for Pacquiao that I dont think Pacquiao's last 3 opponents had for him......

....that means that Clottey should be ready both mentally and physically for whatever Pacquiao may bring....


"If he beats me that easily as he's done his past opponents, I'm going to ask him for some of that."


LOL at Clottey indirectly asking Pacquiao to diclose to him what PED's he's taking!

 

Or you could take what he said at face value and see that he thinks its some god given gift. But no lets go with it being a drug accusation even though Clottey expressed deep respect for Pac during the interview and basically every other interview he has given along with Clottey never accusing Pac of drugs and even saying that he wasn't. I mean really why twist what he says because its what you want to have him say?

 

If Pacquiao beats Clottey that easily, he's going to ask him for some of that.........he is going to ask Pacquiao for some of that......If its God given, why the hell would he ask Pacquiao for it????????

Pacquiao cannot dispense out talent, but he sure as hell can dispense out PED's!!!!yep

 

Thats what he indirectly insinuated!yep

 

Not just sure if our Joshua is 100% all there mentally.... the lad was talking like he has already lost... hope he doesn't get over awed, he seems to think that pac is some sort of God...

 

Man this dude is awesome. WAARRRRR CLOTTEY!!!!

 

i laughung at the that statement yesterday it's the way he say it man.


they should have had a 24/7 clottey would have been a breath of fresh air

 

Ugh. Clottey keeps giving me reasons not be interested.

 

I really want clottey to win, just to upset the balance.

 

He's not and never has been. That's why he cries or moans about some fake injury at least once every fight. Clottey is a big tough SOB, but in alot of ways he's a baby. Strange guy, indeed.

 

:yep I was thinking the same thing. it was a subliminal shot, but still a shot none the less lol

 

it's good to finally see a boxer give respect to his opponent, and actually admit that he might not be able to beat his opponent.