It's Absolutely INSANE That Old and Tiny 5' 4" Pacquiao is the Man at Welterweight...

He weigh 156 on fight night against Mayweather remember?

 

He was heavy for that fight. Far too heavy for his style but I think he was going to go for the knock out. He started coming in the ring lite again after that.

 

Other than that he was the man sort of , he had the chance to get that coveted WBC belt that Berto was holding but he fought for the WBO in every fight instead. Pac fought Oscar, Cotto 145, Mosley, Clottey, Bradley, Marquez, Rios, Algieri, Mayweather and Vargas at welterweight. He skipped out on plenty of good fights staying in house.

 

shows you how good a fighter he is and how difficult his style is to beat! by right the bigger guys should be able to beat on him from distance but he closes the gap so fast and has such a good work rate coming forward he's always able to physically overwhelm the opposition. An absolute legend and probably one of the most exciting fighters of this generation. This is why Marquez deserves so many props as he isn't physically superior in any department yet under that Manny heat he still managed to find a way!

 

he just wont give brook that chance to send him into reitrement

 

not at this point in time I'm afraid
that uppercut he was landing at will on ggg would have pac marquez esq

 

Brook would be even slower and even more sluggish then ever before, due to trying to make 147, he will struggle more then he ever has to make the weight, Pacquiao's movement and speed would make it an easy fight for him against Brook.

 

they aint making this fight for a reason no 147 fighter other than spence will not dare to mention brooks name at there is a reason for it
brook would obliterate pac ATMIT

 

Spence is enough and maybe more than enough for Brook at this time. He needs to focus on that and keep Pac's name out of his mouth. Nobody fears Brook, what is there to fear?

 

JMM has always had a higher KO% than Pac

We know why Pac all of the sudden got stronger at Wildcard, Justin Fortune. He's been with Pac even before Ariza