- And he'd still say "I do wah my manager tell me" every time he's interviewed, just in a much deeper voice.
He wouldnt be the same fighter if he was 6'3 , 220lbs.. But assuming he carried the same talent , then yeah why not.
if pacquaio was 800 feet tall and lived in the clouds could he beat god? on the real I get what you're trying to say though.....relative to the divisison....given the fact that his speed would slow down and power would increase and various tendacies would change based on being bigger yet still employing relatively the same style......He ****ing kills both of them.
There could be a heavyweight Filo boxer but it would be half Filo.Like Mexicans, they are not pure.They are Mesitos with mixed Euro/Mediterranean blood.If you watch the Philippine rugby 7 team that nearly beat Zimbabwe there tanks looking like Samoans.Some of them play rugby league too. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1HiDtYQIJ8[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4BCdakeIzw[/ame]
I think you just answered the puzzle of the decline of Philippino heavyweights in the division, they've all been lured by more lucrative rugby careers
But he's not. He's a midget on the P4P list for short people. In real life, Manny gets killed in a real fight.
no way an everyday joe can **** up a well trained boxer, (especially a pound for pound boxer such as manny who has boxed almost his entire life) in the street. It would the other way around **** breath.... I bet your ***** ass gets tapped by manny in less than a minute *****yep:nut
If Manny Pacquiao were 6'3", 220 lbs then he wouldn't be Manny Pacquiao so the answer to your question is no..