What do Gene Tunney and Manny Pacquaio have in common?

This is what you come back with after ban got lifted?

 

:|:|:| Time of the month? Its only trivia

 

I'm not sure but here's a few tries:

they both won championships in 7 weight classes?

they both won lineal titles in 4 weight classes?

they both moved up in weight to fight 2 ATGs in their primes back-to-back?

they were both recognized as the best boxer of an entire decade?

 

We're waiting.

 

The whole ''never fought a black fighter'' is bull**** of epic proportions. Like numerous people have pointed out Pac for the most part fought the best guys in the division. I don't think there's really any glaring omissions from his c.v. What I think is an interesting question is what will happen to rating Pac in years to come if he retires without ever having fought a slick/defensive fighter? I'm not saying for a second that he's deliberately avoided these fighters but will it knock him back a few places on p4p lists? Plus matching him up against great defensive fighters from the past will be that much more difficult. Surely one of the definitions of p4p has to be that you can deal with almost any type of fighter. Just wondering what you think. By the way if Pac has indeed fought one of these fighters, I don't think he has, then I stand humbly corrected.

By the way lets all hope that Pac winning fighter of the decade will prompt Floyd into making sure the deal is done.

 

They were both taught everything they know by none other than Vitali Klitschko, thanks to the help of one very awesome time machine.

 

Especially since Pac has fought black fighters.

 

I think your jumping the gun a little here. Everybody knows the answer is that both names get 35pts in scrabble:hey

 

I think you should look up the word 'trivia' in a dictionary, chum. This most certainly is not trivia.

 

More vague, incoherent, pointless shite from Mendoza i see.

 

They were both boxers.

 

atsch:hi:

 

Both never faced a Dominican

 

They never faced a fighter from the Vatican either.