" Manny Pacquiao is overrated""

troll feeding is fun sometimes...

 

First off, you come off as a complete ***** every time you write "azz". Secondly, who the **** cares if Pac wasn't considered an atg 11 years ago. He was 19 years old and nowhere near his prime! Yeah he lost to Morales, but he avenged that loss and besides, Morales is an atg himself.

 

I agree!

 

And floyd wins in UD but still he is still P4P number 2 is not overrated?








ooops i just fed a troll.... moderators kindly delete my post.

 

You really are a mong. They were praising Pac as a future atg in the Philippines 11 years ago. It's not his fault it took him 7 years to break into the american boxing scene. For someone who doesn't prescribe to the opinion of the masses, you put a lot of stock in public perception.

 

Pac was 16 when he turned pro. How the **** is he gonna be fighting in the olympics.

 

both a troll and a ******.

 

All right, Pac has no amatuer career and very little training from his childhood since he turned pro so young. Floyd was reared in a family of professional fighters with their guidance since the time he was a young boy. If you don't think people get better with repetition and training time, you are mistaken. Pac's early fights are his amatuer career, like many poorer countries were someone has to make money as soon as possible however they can.

Considering that,Floyd LOST amatuer fights. He was defeated by Auggie Sanchez. The same Sanchez who, though a good fighter with a big punch, was demolished by Hamed. And yes, Floyd avenged the loss. Losses are really irrelevant, especially when young and inexperienced, because PEOPLE GET BETTER with practice. It just so happens people with long amatuer carreers have much more practice early. These guys are within a year or two of their peak, and it would be a shame if they didn't fight.

 

He was poor so he turned pro at 16 to make ends meet. He was not well handled and trained unlike FMJ. He became champion by raw talent alone without help from professional trainers and nutritionists.

Many of Filipino amateur boxers come from the military so he was not noticed at that time. Like some poster before me said, compare his early pro boxing years with FMJ's amateur years and you will see some similarities (i.e. they can lose to some unheralded fighters at that age).

When you are a boxer from a third world country, it is hard to be noticed by American media and even from the Philippine media because boxers are a dime a dozen.

 

Coz pac didnt fight the olympics that means hes not great?. You may find pac overrated but its ur own opinion and dont insist that to everyone.