Things we Learned from the PACQUIAO MOSLEY Fight?

Learned?

 

There's no way in hell he beats Mayweather :deal

 

That pac is **** and that floyd would school pac all day. Now I hope floyd learned that too, fight the little midget and make the easiest money in his life.

 

I thought he did well playing it safe, he controlled the range between him and mosley effectively.

What I learn though is pac has a great tendency to get frustrated with movement and the negativity presented by shane.

 

i LEARNED that pac is overrated and got owned by mosley big time! now floyd come out wherever you are and fight pac already.

 

i LEARNED that your an IDIOT!!!

 

what adjustments did he need? it was pretty much a shut out, hardly got hit, never in trouble, scored an early knockdown and had mosley running for his life the rest of the way.

 

Reinforced:
1) Pacquiao has legit KD power that should be respected.
2) Pacquiao sucks at chasing.

Learned:
1) Pacquiao can be decent at defense and can fight a cautious, patient fight, at least until he trips.

Beat over the head with a stick:
1) Some boxing fans are idiots who think losing every round and getting knocked down is nothing compared to the amazing ownage that is avoiding shots by backing away.

 

Didn't really learn anything. Pac is a beast but the flaws remain the same. Floyd would still win.

 

Yet, Mayweather requires a lot of road blocks just to fight this bum?
What the hell?

 

i learned that even if pac got "exposed" floyd will still find a way to duck him.

 

That at the most, Pacquiao's effectiveness can be limited by fighters who run and come to survive. I always knew he doesn't deal to well with these type of fighters, but like I've said in another thread, he can't exactly be bashed for this. When a fighter is as negative as Shane was last night, any fighter can be made to look ordinary.

However, my worries about Pacquiao not being able to cut off the ring were reinforced last night. But again, if he's not being made to pay for it, it's not that bad. Mayweather will have something to say about this, though.