let's see how jmm fares first vs. katsidis. prob is that jmm hasn't completely dominated an opponent @135. most if not all of his fights have been...
i'm quoting myself here from another thread. :yep
nah. if margo did break pac's ribs, pac would've cancelled his concert-party in Tahoe tom. but the latest news is that the event in Tahoe will go...
whether it's @140 or 147, the result will still be the same. the only diffference is that jmm may last longer if the fight is made @140. llike i...
pacquiao has been fighting much bigger opponents than him in his last 5 fights. he was able to take their punches while hurting them with his own...
hmm.... so, by your logic here, ariza is a PED pusher while you are a pedophile since both of you were able to say these sinister statements here....
this doesn't mean anything... ariza was also quoted as saying that what he is giving pac are all legal supplements and he is the only one who...
c'mon man... you're the one with the floyd avatar here. is that you w/ him? you certainly have an agenda here since all these unfounded PED...
you took a partial, incomplete quote and twisted it around to make it look like ariza wanted to "jack up" pac. but if you continue and finish his...
nah. you just totally took what he said out of context and twisted it around to suit your agenda. i also took some psych courses in college. what...
well, wanting and actually doing it are two very different things. just watched the video.... you took what ariza said totally out of context. :-(
@TS, that's actually a very safe bet given the results of pac's last 6 fights.
watch round 6 again. pac definitely didn't run. he even engaged the much bigger and taller margo in a vicious toe-to-toe exchange after being hurt...
in pac's last six fights starting w/ d. diaz, only one of his opponents survived (Clottey - for obvious reasons) to attend the post-fight press...
pac already has a memorable quote after the fight that will probably reverberate throughout boxing history long after he has finally retired....
