I believe the slow motion actually supports the decision the judges scored for each round. I watched the fight on a 65 inch screen and couldn't...
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It's obvious that the wealthy Manny Pacquiao has hired the best Filipino scientists that help him pass these type of drug tests. It is rumored...
Shane post-fight said his neck was stiff which could've been a result of the testing. He probably wouldn't admit to it being the cause of him...
I was just thinking, if the boxing world hadn't loss Edwin Valero, he could've been no.1 in the running to fight Pac. Would've been great....
Pac should announce that he will negotiate a fight with Bradley and that it would be his last fight if he loses. The whole world would watch this...
Pac fought against Agapito Sanchez as the supporting bout for Mayweather/Chavez Main event in San Francisco. I'm sure they must have met during...
Many advantages for Floyd. Pacquiao's advantages: lefty stance, fast footwork, punch workrate (stamina?), unorthodox style, and age. I believe...
Strange how Shane looked a shot fighter after having a great 2nd round. Maybe the blood tests sucked the stamina out of the 38 year old coupled...
Pac's head looks more normal when he has made weight at the scales for a fight. It seems to look bigger after he rehydrates and puts the pounds...
Pacquiao has always had great stamina like he could run marathons. Now with better training technique and being able to eat instead of dehydrating...
I believe Pacquiao has always had great stamina to go with his quick heavy-handed punches. I think since he was declared Pound for Pound #1 by...
I think Arum might try to match Edwin Valero with someone to give him some exposure and set him up for a Pacman fight down the road. Valero can be...
That Girl is on PED!!! Floyd will demand Random Olympic-Style testing for sure!!! Ha Ha Ha!!!!!
Floyd retired because he did not feel that even with loaded fists of xylocaine, he would not beat legitimatewWelters like Margarito, Williams,...
