I don't want to see Mayweather vs Pacquiao rematch even IF they engage in a war

It would be the 2016 version of Pacquiao, which sounds like an absolute joke, vs an aging but still good condition Mayweather.


Pacquiao is the aggressive fighter who turned pro when he was a middle school kid equiv. You're trying to suggest that a guy who has been knocked out horribly, been in so many wars and is an aggressive fighter, who has been a pro since all the way back then, still would fight anywhere near his capabilities of old.
Pac was a frigging flyweight once and has a small frame, of course he's not going to be anywhere near the same fighter. Just because he beat Bradley and Algieri, he still isn't near what he used to be. Go and watch some old fights.

GTFO with that bull.

Then you have Mayweather who only fought twice a year, in a defensive style which enables you to preserve your ring age (your actual age is not as useful). Of course he's going to outlast Pacquiao, in this game.
Here are Bernard Hopkins' recent words:
"People say oh he 39, when I was 39/40 I was fighting Jermaine Taylor and Winky Wright. I fought Kovalev last year and I'm 50. I'll fight Goodboy Golovkin soon and I'm going to be 51. Stop making excuses, Stop making excuses, there is business and there is fooling people, don't let yourself get fooled. He's Cherrypicking".

Manny Pacquiao faded from 2010 because of no more PED's apparently, even though he has an ancient ring age that caught up with him.

Manny was already semi-shot vs Mayweather, and yet countered him all night and outlanded him, deserving a draw.

Anyway, 'WAR' and Run Duckhugger are foreign concepts, Floyd's not skilled enough to get in wars, he just shuts down in a war because his control-freak style can't handle it.

 

Yes, that was a mercy scorecard for the Pac-Margarito fight, the prime guys that Mayweather ducked by pulling this extremely convenient 'retirement' move.

 

This maybe does allow him to put on weight effectively, but his strength is still compromised. Take HGH juiced Gamboa for instance, weighing over 150lbs vs Crawford, he was always going to have a hard time against a naturally bigger guy.
For boxing, having the smaller frame is a disadvantage when you're the aggressive one.
vs Oscar in the weigh in when Oscar looked like a zombie ghost is not really a good place for comparison.

 

Preach.

..two 'good' arms..I'd prefer to say two horrendously past prime arms.

 

That's why I said at or near prime.
Margarito was 170lbs on fight night. Pacquiao the former flyweight weighing 144.5lbs in the weigh-in, beat him to a pulp. Legacy win, a type of win Floyd is unfamiliar with.