The superfeather PBF and the fighter of the last four rounds vs Hatton was a master of boxing, someone I believe could make an argument of being ahead of RJJ and Pac as the greatest p4p since sugar Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler. the best Pac performance for me was the wonderful vfirst Barrera victory. People forget just how awesome he was that night, just how unexpected was the win, let alone the manner of the victory. close second was the Cotto fight, where he found extraordinary angles, almost changing direction mid-air. Boxing perfection vs boxing brilliance. I would always go with PBF to take the bout in the championship rounds, but any version of these two would be fabulous.
I do think that Floyd at 130lbs was much better than the Pac at that weight. He was also better at 135lbs. But at 140lbs and 147lbs it would be one hell of a fight and I give the slight edge to Pac. But we'll never know....
But Pac refusing to take test and calls off negotiations to fight Clottey a guy coming off a loss isn't?:-(
Sure it was, it was worse. Zab was far more proven than Clottey was. Atleast he was the former champ unlike Clottey who had never won anything of note. Not to mention there was no demand for it. People still wanted to see PBF-Zab even after Zab lost. No one ever called for Pac to fight Clottey at anytime. He did refuse. He to put a time restriction on a random drug test which defeats the purpose of random testing.:deal
Mayweather's peak is clearly at 147lbs, one of his signature wins if you can even call it that was against Mosley at 147lbs. Pacquiao's peak is at 147lbs, he's learned so much from Roach and just improved in every way.
You ignorant ****. Pac didn't want random blood test up to 14 days of the fight which is what PBF wanted. Pac wanted something like 30 days out at first then went to 21. Why you would back a fighter who wouldn't want to ensure he's clean is beyond me. If you have nothing to hide you test period end of discussion.:deal PBF agreed to Pac's ridiculous 10 million dollar over the weight fine but Pac can't agree to random blood testing 14 days out to ensure both fighters were clean.
He didn't accept Floyd's terms but he NEVER said no to drug testing, stop twisting the truth like you ***** ***gots always do. Last I heard, it was confirmed Pac accepted 7-days, more than enough to prevent cheating. Yet Floyd was nowhere to be found and continues to talk his **** behind a ****ing computer. Floyd is now becoming an internet warrior, what a pathetic pile of dog **** your idol has become. :-(
You ****ing idiot we're talking about the negotiations that happened before the Pac-Clottey fight. Your dumbass probably wasn't even watching boxing back then so try and keep up troll.