About time this video was made, Mayweather beats Pacquiao

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by floyd_g.o.a.t, May 29, 2011.


  1. BioBlueDemon

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  2. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    well two of your fellow joyboys actually said that pac's defense is not good and pac's defense is below average. :lol:
     
  3. PH|LLA

    PH|LLA VIP Member

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    I see a lot of hate and envy towards the p4p best fighter of the decade in this thread

    soak it up haters

    This content is protected
     
  4. renyo

    renyo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    *****, pulling a dildo out your ass and calling it a trophy is hardly gonna get you any respect.... :deal:deal

    I said actual stats for both guys, unless you're scared to discover the lies you've been spilling...:tired
     
  5. renyo

    renyo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I see these *****s spitting all this ****... But nada one of these guys want to post real facts....
     
  6. puga_ni_nana

    puga_ni_nana Dempsey Roll Full Member

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    :deal

    what can you expect from someone who has a handle-name that proclaims floyd as the greatest ever?
     
  7. RightHandLead17

    RightHandLead17 Active Member Full Member

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    oh I like this, we have a competitive little ******* who wants to get down to the nitty gritty? :rofl

    I'll search the exact numbers in their 2 most common comparable fights which are Marquez & Mosley
     
  8. this_and_that

    this_and_that Boxing Addict Full Member

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    spud, there was only a year difference between the May-Mosley fight and the Pac-Mosley bout.
    It's pretty stupid to make it a point that Mosley was "younger and fresher" when he fought May.
    Technically speaking, that is true, but to make a big deal out of that is garbage, and you know that.
    If anything, Pac fans can make an argument as well that Mosley was more "conditioned" since he was actively fighting (albeit ugly fights) before he faced Pac unlike when he faced May.

    And second, you don't get the bigger picture here.
    Screw compubox, we all know that Mayweather is ages ahead of Pac in the defensive department, ragardless of what it says.
    However, saying that Pac is only a few steps ahead of May in the offensive department is nothing but pure hate.
    Sure, May did an awesome performance against Mosley (yes, I believe May put a better performance vs Pac against Mosley)
    But you have to consider the intangibles here man.
    Mosley was initially trying to engage with Pac.
    He really was and was having some success with the overhand right and the jabs.
    All it took was one solid, swift, and above all, unseen combination from Pac and it made Mosley's heart crumble.
    The same happened to warrior hearted Cotto, and abysmal Clottey.
    That says something about the kind of offense that Pac puts on the table.

    And before you go butthurt ***** mode on me, yes, I agree that strictly on paper, Mayweather should "school" Pacquiao.
    The operative word being "should".
    However, Pac has been daring and screwing with the odds lately.
     
  9. spud1

    spud1 HAWK TIME!!!! Full Member

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    So what, he was coming off his biggest win since oscar and was numero uno WW and top 3 p4p at the time its not as thopugh he just got up and decided he was going to fight they were in the gym throughout that period, Floyd was also inactive for more than one year and he scored best punch stats in ring history against a top 3 p4p fighter by the name of JMM, so tell me something now that it has been proved again that pacs defense is nowhere near on mayweathers level why try and cling to another weightless statement.

    :rofl

    My soks itch me that y i losssss to a past prime erik morales,

    my gloves no fit me i want reyers

    im drained give me blood:rofl
     
  10. renyo

    renyo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Why not Hatton and Hoya???? :huh:huh:huh

    This is the typical ***** bull**** picking and choosing... People take note as wto why these guys are considered clowns:deal:deal:deal:deal
     
  11. Beenie

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    I've always suspected that Floyd's punch resistance was a bit questionable. His defense is second to none because it has to be to protect his chin, imo. When fighting someone as awkward and as fast as Pacquiao who also does possess incredible power, as good of a defender as Floyd is he will inevitably get caught with some big shots. I also suspect Floyd will want begin the early stages of the fight moving forward with the intent on fighting in the pocket - to which will be a tactical blunder and will ultimately spell his demise, imo.
     
  12. jd2334

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  13. floyd_g.o.a.t

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    Yeah mosley was out of the ring but he was YOUNGER than when he fought manny. He was coming of knockout victories, including the demolition of margarito. The only fight he had lost since 2004 was a close decision with Cotto, which he left with alot of respect. He had a new trainer and was looking a great fighter who was a very dangerous opponent for anyone. And what happened when asking Roach about fighting mosley? No, he's to dangerous for us. But when he called floyd out, he stepped up, when many were saying this would be his hardest fight and rightly so, he whooped his ass.

    Now with Delahoya. Im not sure how many months you've been watching boxing for, but back in the day delahoya was the biggest and best boxer around. Of course mayweather was going to call him out, he was young, hungry and wanted to prove himself against the best and one of the best was oscar. Oscar was around 34, still looking good, had the best trainer on his side, chose the weight, had all the stipulations in the contract and floyd still stepped up to 150 and beat him well, Oscar only won 3 rounds maximum.

    With JMM, fair enough he was not fighting at his normal weight. But forget about that, have you ever seen Marquez schooled like that before? Ever been so out of his depth? Ever been taking to the cleaners so hard? Ever embarresed to that level? NO. This was the same guy also who whooped pacquiao and most say actually beat him. Also if weight is such an issue, why aint manny willing to fight him at 135 or 130, but at 144? Then you come and complain about floyd who put on a masterclass which you can only defend by weight eventhough marquez was looking pretty sharp, healthy and fast?

    Now what more you gotta say you ****ing *******.
     
  14. renyo

    renyo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    See like I said you can't answer the question without a whole paragraph on each answer defending the facts I posted... I posted facts what you have done is just give me your opinion:deal:deal:deal:deal Understand??? I don't think so..

    I will only comment on one thing, Hoya wasn't seen as anywhere near the best fighter in the world in about a decade when they met.... When did you start following baksin???
     
  15. jd2334

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    Compu Box Numbers....

    Mayweather 290/493 59%
    Marquez 69/583 12%

    Pacquiao 148/639 23%
    Marquez 158/547 29%