'Flyweight' head-to-head lists: 105, 108, 112 and 115 pounds

I called Pacquiao to beat Hatton you ****wit.:roll:

And once again, that has absolutely nothing at all to do with this thread or Pacquiao's ability at Flyweight, where he was a young, weak, inexperienced, un-skilled brawler who happened to get a huge break against a lackadaisical Sasakul. Any of the elites (or even very good fighters) Bantamweight and under would've tooled Pacquiao.

 

Go away you child.

Lets gets some facts straight here.

1. MANNY PACQUIAO IS MY FAVORITE FIGHTER IN THE WORLD..and when he retires he will go down as one of my all time favorites.

2. I have never for one second wavered in my prediction that MANNY WILL BEAT HATTON.

3. I also stated in that thread about the greatest all time Asian fighter where you absolutely got annihilated and made to look like a fool that when Pac beats Hatton he will surpass Harada as the the GREATEST EVER ASIAN FIGHTER.


Now stick to the general where you can talk about Pac's genitals with people of a similar IQ...actually I take that back thats insulting even the dumbest posters in the general forum.

 

very good list. :good

 

Saman Sorjaturong & Scotty"The Bulldog" Olson were pretty good little scrappers.

 

Sorry - I edited this when I saw the guy I was going to ask you to consider already listed - I should READ the posts carefully - LOL

I will look at my notes for some little guys I liked from years gone past - see if I see anyone you don't already know
(but I doubt it )

This is a great thread - the little guys fight just as hard as the big guys do

Second Edit - Ok VERY little guys...
Nkosinathi Joyi is one I think you might want to keep an eye on
won 19 (KO 15) + lost 0 (KO 0) + drawn 0 = 19
Oleydong Sithsamerchai is a little farther along but has more padding (it seems to me)
won 29 (KO 12) + lost 0 (KO 0) + drawn 0 = 29

 

Ratanapol Sor Vorapin had a great run at 105 pounds and his star burned out rather quickly..Chana Porporain also was a legitimate good fighter at 105 as well..both were champs around the same time and Chana did fight Alvarez and lost by split decision...another flyweight from Thailand that retired undefeated was Phichitnoi Sithbranprachan (sp)....to say there have been o other good fighters at the 105 pound division is not accurate.... but some of the politics of the game prevent fighters who are from Thailand from getting quick title shots after losing their titles even if they have reigned for a long time...

 

Vic at 115?