A lot of hate lol
Marquez was a lightweight and much smaller...Pacquiao got KTFO well in his 30s - he's not the #1 P4P, Pacquiao is not at the same point now that...
a - Guerrero is a blown up lightweight, Floyd likes those b - Pacquiao hasn't fought Alvarado yet, and Alvarado is a big 140lb man, but Alvarado...
His 116-112 scorecard for Pacquiao in III was clearly not a good one. His 11-1 for Pac against Bradley may not have been very accurate (9-3 for...
Lederman is often consistent with his scoring, he gets a hard time because he puts his scores out there for the world to knock, yet I've often...
Well people knew it was going to be a good fight, both insulted each other in the build-up, there was a real dislike there, not just PR and both...
I think we all know Bob Arum wields way too much power over his boxers - more so than GBP clearly. This is all common knowledge, it is what it is...
Let's put it this way, there's a reason Floyd needs to act like loud mouthed unlikeable t**t - if he just relied on the excitement of his fights...
So so true - *****s act like boxing snobs in order to validate this defensive run and jab style - I'm not saying it doesn't show skills but to say...
Boxing snobbery here - being ultra defensive can be boring, no matter how much of a boxing scholar you think you are. If you're very defensive,...
I'm the same, I don't hate Barrera but I loved MOrales as a fighter - bottom line is Barrera at times schooled Morales To the answer, Barrera...
Many people are fickle, don't have their own opinion. It was a great defensive performance by Rigo, people who pay for tickets do want to see...
Keep up - point above was he refused 150 catchweight against Pac, but tried to impose 150 against a much stronger guy
And Floyd doesn't? - Hatton, much smaller makes him come up from 140, Hatton himself said it was a big factor - Marquez, much smaller, makes him...
Cotto wanted at 150, he asked for it - wrong use of the word "imposed" as in the end they compromised at 153 - my point still stands as Cotto...
