Pacquiao > Chavez

or you couldnt get in due to ESB server starting to show his past-prime shotness. well, every bg events make esb crash. ****ing annoying as shieeeet

 

Pacquiao was shot? He was winning the fight though. :bbb

 

He had that '09 swag big time. You were scared as ****. And Floyd-Pooch looked zesty as hell for the first time in over a year. For a short few minutes anyway.

 

ESB is shot. read again or you get banned again.:twisted:

 

It was looking mighty zesty!

Then my stepdad unknowingly says to me.....well Money might as well fight that Marquez guy now atsch

 

:rofl

Overall, I probably came away respecting him more than I ever have, to be honest. Didn't think he had the heart or physical tools left to bring it like that and fight for more than just another pay day. He'd looked disinterested for quite a awhile now. I feel I got my money's worth. Plus, he ****ing DOMINATED Barrera so there's always that begrudging measure I have to give him.

 

I always had love for Pac, I just felt he let his team dodge the Floyd fight when it actually mattered, and it was fun to troll the know-nothing noobs that were on his jock the whole time :hey

 

Well yeh, that became obvious after a few weeks. I really thought you were bitter about him kicking Oscar's ass badly though too.

 

Nah, I actually never saw that fight :verysad

 

You don't wanna.

 

My bro told me I didn't either..... **** Oscar had a good chin though :!:

 

Invert that relational operator, pronto! :nono

 

Manny sings better than Chavez or Duran :think

 

Would certainly seem that in their time respectively, it was

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who got more respect between them. I've read some very unflattering opinions being said regarding Duran's lightweight reign that were published circa 1980. In JCC's time, he was drawing comparisons to Sugar Ray Robinson. There were numerous writers and members of the media who were picking him to beat Whitaker in '93 without a second thought and this after he'd visibly started to slow. His aura of invincibility was greater than what people seem to imagine today.