It's Pacquaio's Fault

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by abujafar, May 8, 2011.


  1. Doc

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    You are right. PACQUIAO is a monster VS. Fighters with no defense that come at him.. but give him someone defensive and he has no idea how to get in CLOTTEY/ MOSELY...

    He needs someone coming at him...

    This is just his current career at WW.... Not talking **** about his Barrera, Morales, Marquez days cause that PACQUIAO was a monster.



     
  2. abujafar

    abujafar Active Member Full Member

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    Question if Pac was able to cut off the ring and catch up to Mosley what do you thing would have happened then?:huh
     
  3. Meldrick Taylor stood toe to toe with Chavez bro, go watch that fight again.

    Segura is HUGE compared to Calderon and also, Calderon's legs are not even close to what they were even 2 years ago. Go watch those fights again.
    Vasquez stopped moving in round 9 and started getting beat up. Arce punched himself out as the fight was being stopped. Go watch that fight again.

    This is the most ridiculous of your statements. SRL fought off his backfoot against the ATTACKING Mayweather Sr. for the first 5 rounds, after that Sr. only moved away here and there because he was tired. And even then he stood and engaged SRL up to the end of the fight.

    You clearly have no clue wtf you are talking about :rofl

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  4. paloalto00

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  5. Hamilton

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  6. Kel1981

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    Where the hell do Floyd or Baldomir fit into this thread? Baldomir was willing to fight, he was just ****, Floyd ran around like Baldo was some form of explosive device waiting to go off. Shane wanted to survive, Pac wanted a fight = not a very good fight. It takes 2 to tango.
     
  7. I definitely agree with the fact that Pacquiao failed hard to cut off the ring. He just followed Mosley around...

    BUT, you need to give better examples to prove your point, or give up on examples all together. Pacquiao isn't SRL, Chavez, Segura, or Arce... He's Pacquiao. Mosley isn't Calderon, Mayweather Sr., Taylor, or WV2, he's Mosley.

    Sugar Shane got dropped in round 3 and ran away the rest of the fight because he knew he wasn't gonna last long standing there with Pacman. While I don't buy into Pacquiao's excuse about his legs being all tight, I give him a pass for winning a shutout against a HOF seasoned pro who didn't want any part of the fight. :deal
     
  8. bernie4366

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    That's funny. I thought it was Shane's job to try and win the fight. I guess he showed us all how brilliant he was and how one dimensional Pac is by losing virtually every round huh?
     
  9. abujafar

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    Sorry you are wrong. All those fighters were attempting to box and move around the ring except for maybe Mayweather.

    He really fought out of a defensive posture making heavy use of the shoulder roll.

    He looked good at the beginning of each round until SRL's attack made him tired and he ended the rounds on the ropes taking punishment and unable to defend himself.

    As for Meldrick standing toe to toe with Chavez,:patsch That is the biggest joke of statement on esb ever.

    Do me a favor. Ask some esb members about that and see what they have to say. By esb standards today, Meldrick was running like a chicken(Not my opinion of course).

    I agree with you about arce though, imagine if Pac was pressuring Mosley that much similar to what he started to do after his fake knockdown.
     
  10. abujafar

    abujafar Active Member Full Member

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    You are right They don't fit in this thread:good my bad.
     
  11. ImElvis666

    ImElvis666 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Same thing. He would have won the fight.
     
  12. abujafar

    abujafar Active Member Full Member

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    :D Fine you don't agree with my examples but you see my point. Shane stood no chance in this fight IMHO, especially after tasting pac's power.

    If pac was able to find shane the fight would have ended in an exciting KO or TKO and every one would have been happy.
     
  13. abujafar

    abujafar Active Member Full Member

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    In a more exciting manner right?
     
  14. abujafar

    abujafar Active Member Full Member

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    Yes but the guy realized he was in over his head. Are u guys forgetting that he virtually quit against the pillow fisted(In comparison to Pac) Mayweather. What do you think he was going to do against the rock fisted Pacquiao.

    Are you forgetting that the pac camp said after the Mosley Mayweather fight that they didn't want to fight Mosley because he is a quitter(I think it was ariza that said it)

    Therefore we knew of the possibility of Mosley quitting and playing spoiler, is was therefore left to Pacquiao to deliver the goods, find mosley, and close the show.:bbb
     
  15. So now you agree with me about Arce.. and "maybe Mayweather." You just took your own credibility down a couple notches bro. :thumbsup

    And don't try and tell me about Chavez vs. Taylor dude. Let alone making grandiose statements ending in "on esb ever." That **** means ****-all to me, I've seen the fight at least 50 times and have analyzed it into the ground.