People need to stop questioning manny and appreciate what they see

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by larrysmith, Jan 4, 2011.


  1. larrysmith

    larrysmith Guest

    Hes a real fighter,dude is a beast..his style can be best described as the art of hospitalization..he is one of the best offensive fighters ive ever seen
     
  2. Karceno

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    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIeC3op0nps[/ame]
     
  3. caneman

    caneman 100% AllNatural Xylocaine Full Member

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    That's like asking Boston Celtics fans to appreciate the LA Lakers skills and accomplishments. Haters gonna hate. They are not really boxing fans, just fans of their favorite fighter. This applies not only to Pac, but any great boxer with a big following. The poster right above me is the biggest example.
     
  4. larrysmith

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    Dude came from absolutly nothing and made it..8 time champ and a congressman..wow..thats insperational
     
  5. bballchump11

    bballchump11 2011 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    As long as people can appreciate Floyd also and stop hating on who he chooses lol
     
  6. toff

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    No doubt, but the fact not only of him letting a simple blood test get in the way of him making millions, but THE fight that would stamp his name as one of the all time greats in larger letters if he wins, hard to ignore.
     
  7. d0pestradamus

    d0pestradamus Active Member Full Member

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    His story is very inspirational, along wth his development as boxer, especially his in and out motion and ability to create short, direct angles through these rhythms. He made me a believer during the Cotto fight, what a ****ing speed demon. I swear you can see the fury in his eyes when he fights. I love his style although I do hate his recent style of opponents. I want to see Pac challenged not by a puncher, but by a boxer who can keep him at range and make him pay for coming in, tie him up close, rough him up inside. Pac is phenomenal mid-range, I wanna see him in there with somebody who can work around this. Where the **** is Mayweather when you need him, ey?
     
  8. gatorbama

    gatorbama Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I agree...let me just say this..PBF picks and chooses cause its all about the money at this level that he his at....not to mention in my opinion, he has earned the right to do that.

    Manny has now reached that level with PBF and the fact of the matter is he does the same thing floyd does just in a different way, and i feel he has earned that right too. Floyd bamboozles the fans(no promoter), and pac has someone to do it on his behalf(Bob Arum). More than one way to skin a cat but the results are the same.But they are handling their business, so i cant knock that too hard. I have accepted that from both fighters so i sleep well at night. What i will call manny out on is his perceived "simpleness" when it comes to his handlers, as well as telling us he fights for the fans and that it is not about money...Cause now you are peeing and telling me its rain. Because im a "real dude", i can appreciate floyd saying " i dont give a ****, i fight for money". or him not caring what we think of him.

    At the end of the day both cherrypick, not because they are scared but because of their status. Sometimes i hate it sometimes i dont. I see thru PBS BS and Pacs BS (keeping things in perspective), but i always enjoy their fight because they both put on a brilliant display of skills. Im happy that one is so defensive and one is so offensive. its two dif worlds. People need to enjoy these two because i dont foresee it being anything like them around to soon.
     
  9. cesare-borgia

    cesare-borgia Übermensch in fieri Full Member

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    I disagree I get bigmoney fights if your not rich or at the end like martinez but when you are already loaded and well paid you should take the best fights.
     
  10. platnumpapi

    platnumpapi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i respect manny, do you respect floyd ? i thought so ! if you gone hate on one then hate on the other.whats fair is fair i think.pbf picks who he fights and so does manny.
     
  11. greatone

    greatone Active Member Full Member

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    Well, ODLH was in the same boat except he realized that the BEST FIGHTS MAKE THE MOST MONEY. He could've cherry picked bums but he made the fights that made the most sense win or lose. If Floyd (or i guess pac too) were really about the money they would not be scared to lose at this stage in their careers. What more do they have to gain besides millions?
     
  12. oibighead

    oibighead G.O.A.T. Full Member

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    i used to critisize manny alot... and alot of it was due to his fans

    but ive become a fan recently... the determination he puts in to his craft , even at his level is second to one.... and even then its tight

    hes a humble guy who wants to help his people , whether it is his style of fighting or wanting to get involved policticaly and help sort out his country himself

    although his recent fights have been questionable , they are still entertaining and at weights people would of laughed at a few years back

    his team seem to be the problem but manny as a boxer and person is something that dosnt come along often
     
  13. horst

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    There is no rational justification for fierce criticism of Manny Pacquiao. The guy spent time on the streets selling cigarettes as a teenager, got thrown in to the pros as a youngster, had a couple of losses learning his trade... and a decade later was the greatest fighter on the planet.

    He has achieved more in his career than any other active fighter. He has amassed one of the strongest resumes of his generation, a live contender for the best. He will go down in history as one of the very, very best weight-jumpers of all-time, perhaps even the best to some historians.

    He has been the most exciting and explosive fighter in the world for a long time now, but in the last few years he has become one of the two most skilled fighters as well. His evolution as a fighter from the 90s to the 00s to the 10s has been nothing short of legendary, considering his lack of top level training as a teenager.

    He deserves nothing but admiration. More than anyone else of this era, he deserves the title of ATG. He will get this respect in time.
     
  14. horst

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    And he has never hidden behind fake allegations to avoid a fight, and he has never made vile videos about those he fears. He is a class act from top to bottom, a credit to the sport in an age of hate-filled morons and racists.
     
  15. oibighead

    oibighead G.O.A.T. Full Member

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    i agree with everything in bold