Let's not get carried away with PAC...

Pac always maintained that he was going to 140 after this fight. No one is saying that he is a WW.

 

Great fighter but cant beat any top welterweight though.

 

Yes, he can stay at 140 and fight these guys ---- Hatton, Mayweather, or Marquez (if the price is right). I don't he has a chance against Margo and PW.

 

I agree with everything you said.

I think Mossley is on the slide and i expect him to get beat by Margo. A Mossley - DLH fight next summer would be a good final fight for both men.

 

He's just too small. Beating de la Phony did nothing for his legacy. He would beat up hatton. The real fight is pac against the gay one. Which floyd would most likely take, due to the money he would make in that fight.

 

dont worry, no one really beleives that either...

 

I doubt Pacquiao could beat margo or cotto. But that in no way detracts from the amazingness he pulled off last night. If there's any fighter in the game who you're allowed to get "carried away with" its Pac. He proves himself in every fight he's in.

 

you have all been slagging of joe calzaghe and his hopes of p4p no1 but failed to mention pbf.
if he comes out of retirement it is straight back to no2 for pacman,even after last nights performance.
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If PBF came out of retirement, I would still rank Manny ahead of him.

If Floyd wants his P4P status back, he can fight Pac.

 

you might rate manny no1, put ring mag wont,pbf undefeated and technically a sounder fighter.

 

I'm not so sure about that. I guess we'll just have to wait and see if Floyd comes back.

 

Floyd will come back and fight for the #1 spot against Manny. If he rematches and beats Hatton before Pacman/Hatton takes place I still rank him behind Manny.

Only fighting Manny puts him back at #1 I'm almost certain he is coming straight for Manny or Pacman/Hatton winner.

 

You really don't know much about boxing, do you?

There's no way The Ring would demote the active and reigning no.1 for a guy stepping out of retirement before he had even fought, no way.

Plus probably the key factor in deciding on p4p is recent form.

In his last 3 fights, Pac has beaten the world p4p#2, won a title at a 5th weight division with a KO, and dominated an ATG welterweight after jumping TWO weight divisions to produce one of the best wins in recent boxing history.

In PBF's last 3 fights he has laboured to an SD against the same guy Pac dominated (a sloppy and poor performance by PBF by his own standards), KO'd Hatton (a great win but not as good as Pac v Marquez as JMM is p4p#2 and Hatton was **** at 147 as we seen v Collazo), and beat... Carlos Baldomir atsch.


You're thick as pig****.