Prime Mayweather vs Prime Pacquiao

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Who wins

  1. Mayweather decision

    49.6%
  2. Mayweather knockout

    5.2%
  3. Pacquiao decision

    29.6%
  4. Pacquiao Knockout

    15.6%
  1. sppedboy22

    sppedboy22 Member Full Member

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    Who wins in their primes
     
  2. The Real Lance

    The Real Lance Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Here we go!! :lol:

    Best version of Pac @ WW beats best version of Floyd @ WW. :sisi1
     
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  3. Abysswalker

    Abysswalker Member Full Member

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    Pacquiao wins... Unless it is in Vegas? How old were they when they fought? Floyd 38 and Pacquiao 36? Pacquiao's boxing declines more with age obviously because of his style.
     
  4. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Their primes were at 130. Floyd had all his skill, the speed to match Pac, the style to beat him, and here he had power too. He's the logical pick.
     
  5. DJN16

    DJN16 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Copy and paste, put my name above it.
     
  6. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member

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    pbf beats any version of pac better more complete and a stylistic nightmare to boot.
     
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  7. Pakkuman

    Pakkuman I'm not hot. I'm just BIG. banned Full Member

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    Wish Floyd shared your confidence back in 2009.

    2008-2012 Pac by KO.
     
  8. George Crowcroft

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    As do I.
    We'd love to see it. :thumbsup:
     
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  9. The Real Lance

    The Real Lance Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Both of their primes were 130? Pac's 3rd or 4th weight class (age 26), and Floyd's 1st (Age 19)?
     
  10. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member

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    He did it was pac who declined testing pulled out of negotiations to fight clotted. Blame him.
     
  11. The Real Lance

    The Real Lance Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He didn't decline testing. They could not agree on test dates. You know....especially how Floyd controlled WHEN testing started? Why is it you never cared that Floyd was the one who controlled test dates? AND was caught w/ illegal saline drip at home. :duh
     
  12. George Crowcroft

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    C'mon Lance, you know there's more to it than that. Floyd was 23 for Corrales, and had good performances at the weight before and after. Pacquiao beat Morales, Marquez, Barrera and Solis, looking great against all of them IMO, and given that he was a huge drainer for 122 and 126, and that he was literally starving to make 112, I'd say it being his 4th weight is irrelevant.
     
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  13. scandcb

    scandcb Active Member Full Member

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    The Pacquiao who fought between 2009-2010 would beat the best version of Mayweather on points.

    Mayweather would have not been able to live with his speed and punch volume. Mayweather would have also not been able to deal with Pac's southpaw angles, which Pac actually had a lot of success with in their 2015 bout.
     
  14. Pimp C

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    He did decline he declined random blood and urine testing with no cutoff pac wanted up to a certain amount of days he didn't agree and pulled out. Roach even admitted this
     
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  15. The Real Lance

    The Real Lance Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Just gonna disagree on that.
     
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