You can argue your case better than that markq, I am sick to death of the Pacquiao brigade but that is the reasoning of a six year old. That goes...
Why is Floyd irritating? Sure he says the same ten lines and has a cautious, defensive approach but I don't see how he can be more irritating than...
I don't think they willingly folded, he's fought some credible opponents mixed with some okay ones. He's doing what he should be doing if the hype...
Of course he is, I don't hold Mayweather or Pacquiao higher than the other, head to head is different but I still believe a better strategy and...
Pacquiao won 2/3 rounds, Cotto won 4/5.
I am a neutral fan of both, I can't quite take seriously how illogical and paranoid some of these Pacquiao fans are... it's disturbing. I know the...
Such an unlikable clown, didn't even shake Porter's hand, Floyd has always been respectful when he is out of his persona, he even tried to get...
I don't ever want to see a fighter brutally beaten, if it happens, it happens, I don't care much for this guy's personality, it's far less a...
Nobody can say manny with a straight face, it's just basic observational skills you need to make the decision. We're not talking who is an ATG and...
One could argue his career speaks for itself and we deserve two fights, one could argue he needs to bounce back first and get in line, one could...
It is very clever marketing tbh though, I would like to hear him speak coherently through a translator but there's a certain charm to his broken...
Try harder at what exactly? Yes I'm well aware gennady can speak several languages, why is it a heinous crime to think it's humorous when he...
Well it's better than Golovkin ''I respect box. Go into home, just tell your parents HI" :lol:
If Manny won, nobody would suggest he face Golovkin even if he called him out, I like Pacquiao a lot but Mayweather has always been held to a...
Typical Mayweather answer ''Uhm I really couldn't say. It comes with the territory, you know, in the sport of boxing I'm truly blessed to be...
