I have a question about Pacquiao

jessy · Apr 7, 2010

UliUli said: ↑

He also said JMM-Pac II was
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, which by equates into a [SIZE="4"[COLOR="red"]]clear wi[/COLOR]n[/SIZE] for JMM. :good
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this foster kid's IQ is bad stick to discussing oscaroid and why on earth he refuses to sign the waiver of his drug testing report.
:rofl:rofl

Mind Reader · Apr 7, 2010

bulakenyo said: ↑

I think a lot of Filipino posters had some disagreements/arguments with him.

We were like "DUUUUUDE?! C'mon? What the heck is this? C'mon now?"

Haha.
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I honestly thought PacD was completely crazy, looking back on it now he somehow knew exactly what he was talking about. He gave Pac a 50% chance against Floyd, he could be right about that as well.:hey

Reilence · Apr 7, 2010

UliUli said: ↑

He also said JMM-Pac II was draw, which by equates into a clear win for JMM. :good
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Why do you consider that a DRAW is equivalent to a WIN?atsch

caneman · Apr 7, 2010

Reilence said: ↑

Why do you consider that a DRAW is equivalent to a WIN?atsch
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Not surprising for Uliuli. He rates De La Hoya's losses higher than some of Pac's wins.

BTW, in Filipino,
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anin means forgetful or someone with Alzheimers. Coincidence? Or not?

Critic · Apr 7, 2010

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dodong said: ↑

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28090&highlight=pacquiao+2007

11-11-2007, 05:15 PM

Pac needs to beat JMM next march, Then moved up to beat Juan D & make it look easy. If Pac beat these 2, forget about Soto, Valero, & Guzman for now. JMM will serve at a Gate keeper for these 3 before they can be considered with Pac. By this time there will be buzz in Boxing about these Pac vs Hatton/PBF matchup & this fight will finally be made. We're not talking about the 130 lbs Pac here, we;re talking about a much bigger Pac now, the one that don't need to starve anymore to make weight. All Pac has to do is Eat right & just trained hard. The Monster Pac we've witness in Morales 3 is rehydrated overnight Pac, imagine a not rehydrated Monster Pac???

I give Pac a good Chance beating Hatton & give 50% Chance with Floyd.
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war4years · Apr 7, 2010

steroids will do a lot for ya

enzo · Apr 7, 2010

Addie said: ↑

*******s have no respect for other fighters and therefore I have no respect for them. As I say, a huge dump on their Pinoy faces.
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get the **** outta here you stinky *****! :yep

klion22 · Apr 7, 2010

Popkins said: ↑

The purpose of this thread is to ask a question about Manny Pacquiao, which will hopefully make the sceptics re-consider their position on this guy's quality and greatness. The question does focus on weight, but I'm not going to go down the road of "Pac started at 106lbs and now he is at 147lbs", nor am I going to concentrate on the fact that "he won his first world title at 112lbs and now, 8 divisions later, he has won a world title at 147", no no, because these stellar achievements are too readily written off by cynics on account of Pac being a teenager when he was at light-fly and fly, and how it was only natural he grew so much bigger, etc etc. No, the question posed by this thread is something else.

In March 2008, Manny Pacquiao won a razor-thin SD over Juan Manuel Marquez at the superfeatherweight limit of 130lbs. Some people felt Marquez should have got the nod. Although Marquez got dropped heavily in the fight, the former featherweight champion also managed to stagger Pac with a hook, and it was a very even fight.

At this time, Miguel Cotto had just beaten Shane Mosley in the 4th defence of his WBA welterweight title, and was 30-0, and an established member of the pound-for-pound rankings.

At this time, Joshua Clottey had just won an IBF welterweight title eliminator fight, and would go on to beat Zab Judah for the title later that year. In recent fights, Clottey had given Margarito all kinds of trouble before sustaining an injury, and soundly beaten Diego Corrales.

Now, think back to what you thought of Pac, Cotto and Clottey in March 2008. Consider the circumstances surrounding each man at that time. Pac, fresh from a very close and very tough fight at superfeather. Cotto, one of the best welters and best fighters in the world fresh off a deserved win over Mosley. Clottey, one of the most feared and avoided welters in the world with the IBF title in his sights.

Now, imagine what you would have said to anyone in March 2008 who said to you that Manny Pacquiao would, within two years, fight both Miguel Cotto and Joshua Clottey, and out of the 24 rounds he'd fight against them, would lose 1 or 2, and win 22 or 23.

In these times of internet forums and haters and fanboys and nuthuggers and the Pac vs Floyd drug debate, and all that bull****, it's very easy to lose sight of cold hard achievements that are being made under our very noses.

Once Pacquiao has retired, and the internet goons are fighting each other about newer fighters, history will of course look very, very kindly on his achievements. But I think if even the most hate-filled ******* on this forum considers what he would have said in March 2008 to the prediction that Manny Pacquiao would win 22 or 23 rounds out of 24 against Miguel Cotto and Joshua Clottey, he would recognize that we are living in the era of a serious, serious ATG.

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That's exactly why he's one of the true ATG's.

Only when he's retired will people fully appreciate the things he accomplished.

boxbox · Apr 7, 2010

war4years said: ↑

steroids will do a lot for ya
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True:yep You'll start hallucinating and accuse threatening fighters of juicing just like yourself =)

Marcelo · Jun 6, 2010

enzo said: ↑

PacDbest Owns!!!

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33608

12-09-2007, 06:35 AM

G'damn this guy knows his ****! at that time i was even picking floyd by KO against pac.

Pacdbest was saying that pac wasn't really that small of a fighter and that he can compete in the higher weights... now these same people are crying PEDs.

:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
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Originally Posted by PacDbest
I'm the same guy you laugh at when I pick Donaire over Dachinyan. Who's Proven wrong??? Be Patient... In 2 years time this fight will happen. I give Pac a good Chance to beat PBF.

For the mean time let's give PBF his due... He did Great against a smaller guy. Pac will stop Hatton early if they fight. Let's see if PBF will fight Cotto.

Love Pacdbest Predictions!!!

He's very sure Floyd will not go near Cotto. Hey Floyd... Cotto's Back!! If you're not confident against Pac, Why not Cotto?? I'll Pay for that!!

PH|LLA · Jun 6, 2010

did you know that Pacquiao moved up from 112 to 122 in one shot (a 3 division jump), and ended up going undefeated at 122 with all his wins by way of knockout, winning a world title in the process.

How many fighters who get KTFO at Flyweight would manage to jump up 3 division right after and do that at JrFeatherweight??

Did you know that Pacquiao moved up from JrFeatherweight to Featherweight and right off the bat fought BARRERA AND MARQUEZ BACK TO BACK.

Did you know that after only 3 fights at Featherweight, Pacquiao moved up to Jr Lightweight and fought Morales in his VERY FIRST FIGHT at that weight.

The guy is a serious, serious ATG. Even with all the credit he gets today, he is still underrated.

JoeLaTurkey · Jun 6, 2010

Popkins said: ↑

The purpose of this thread is to ask a question about Manny Pacquiao, which will hopefully make the sceptics re-consider their position on this guy's quality and greatness. The question does focus on weight, but I'm not going to go down the road of "Pac started at 106lbs and now he is at 147lbs", nor am I going to concentrate on the fact that "he won his first world title at 112lbs and now, 8 divisions later, he has won a world title at 147", no no, because these stellar achievements are too readily written off by cynics on account of Pac being a teenager when he was at light-fly and fly, and how it was only natural he grew so much bigger, etc etc. No, the question posed by this thread is something else.

In March 2008, Manny Pacquiao won a razor-thin SD over Juan Manuel Marquez at the superfeatherweight limit of 130lbs. Some people felt Marquez should have got the nod. Although Marquez got dropped heavily in the fight, the former featherweight champion also managed to stagger Pac with a hook, and it was a very even fight.

At this time, Miguel Cotto had just beaten Shane Mosley in the 4th defence of his WBA welterweight title, and was 30-0, and an established member of the pound-for-pound rankings.

At this time, Joshua Clottey had just won an IBF welterweight title eliminator fight, and would go on to beat Zab Judah for the title later that year. In recent fights, Clottey had given Margarito all kinds of trouble before sustaining an injury, and soundly beaten Diego Corrales.

Now, think back to what you thought of Pac, Cotto and Clottey in March 2008. Consider the circumstances surrounding each man at that time. Pac, fresh from a very close and very tough fight at superfeather. Cotto, one of the best welters and best fighters in the world fresh off a deserved win over Mosley. Clottey, one of the most feared and avoided welters in the world with the IBF title in his sights.

Now, imagine what you would have said to anyone in March 2008 who said to you that Manny Pacquiao would, within two years, fight both Miguel Cotto and Joshua Clottey, and out of the 24 rounds he'd fight against them, would lose 1 or 2, and win 22 or 23.

In these times of internet forums and haters and fanboys and nuthuggers and the Pac vs Floyd drug debate, and all that bull****, it's very easy to lose sight of cold hard achievements that are being made under our very noses.

Once Pacquiao has retired, and the internet goons are fighting each other about newer fighters, history will of course look very, very kindly on his achievements. But I think if even the most hate-filled ******* on this forum considers what he would have said in March 2008 to the prediction that Manny Pacquiao would win 22 or 23 rounds out of 24 against Miguel Cotto and Joshua Clottey, he would recognize that we are living in the era of a serious, serious ATG.

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Well said!

*******/***** internet nonsense and bull**** PED rumours be damned, it's time a great fighter got the recognition he deserves. :good

EricGN · Jun 6, 2010

Akxtinguish said: ↑

Someone did predict Pacquiao fighting and beating ODLH and Ricky Hatton, but I think he got banned.
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One of the ESB Member's Hall of Fame :rofl

Marcelo · Jun 6, 2010

EricGN said: ↑

One of the ESB Member's Hall of Fame :rofl
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It's criminal that they get rid of him!!!

rabmag · Jun 6, 2010

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