And why do you hurl insults instead of explaining why you think I am wrong? Because you can't. Or is the ******* gene taking over that hurling insults and avoiding a constructive conversation makes it impossible to do? atsch
thats wut pacfans do best! kinda makes me embarrased to be a boxing fan. every pacfan on this thread sound very uneducated about boxing....or maybe just in denial.
:bbb stop bicthing around and tell your boy to man up and quit from his vacation. our boy pac has not taken a vacation in the last 16 years. :rofl:rofl tell void his honeymoon with ellerbe has been way too long. :hey:yep
Apart from the fact that Pac has a better resume than Floyd, he also has taken bigger risks (i.e. where the chance of him losing is high): 1. He took the Ledwaba fight at a 2 week notice bearing and dominated him. 2. Barrera was a legend and very few people thought that Pac would win. Pac annihilated him. 3. Pac fought JMM and Morales knowing fully well that both are bad match-ups for him because of their superb boxing skills. 4. Pac fought a bigger Oscar who nobody think he would beat. Pac beat him from pillar to post. 5. Hatton was supposed to be bigger, stronger, and the man at 140. Pac KTFO him. 6. Pac fought two bigger guys Cotto and Clottey and dominated them both 7. Pac is fighting his biggest opponent to date Anybody can find a fault on a boxer's win *after* the fight but what I am talking about is the risk that Pac took. Remember, when Pac signed the contract, he didn't know that Barrera will have problems with his training camp or that Oscar will fail to rehydrate come fight night. Whatever you say about the Hatton, Cotto, and Clottey wins, these to me are bigger men than Pac and it takes a lot of balls to fight bigger opponents.
As things stand now the only way Mayweather can surpass Manny is to beat him in the ring. Still that might not be enough. Might have been different if Floyd hadn't ****ed about with retirements and vacations. Infact if he'd fought the DLH rematch Manny would never have gotten his breakout fight and would probably have remained at 130-135 fighting the likes of Valero, Guzman, Juan Diaz, Casamayor, Campbell, Katsidis. If Floyd had then cleaned out welter when it was the hottest division in boxing, he would've probably wrapped up FOTD... unfortunetaly for Floyd IFs and IF ONLYs don't cut it when it comes to legacy