Manny Pacquiao Post Surgery [Photo]

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by abuffy, May 6, 2015.


  1. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I saw all your emojis and didn't read this. Srry
     
  2. Tekniqs

    Tekniqs Boxing Addict Full Member

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    anyone have the rd by rd punch stats by any chance?
     
  3. STB

    STB #noexcuses Full Member

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    Andre Ward got surgery on his ACL after it being torn for most of his flawlesscareer.

    Having a damaged ACL isnt necessarily a vaild excuse
     
  4. Scar

    Scar VIP Member

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    Can't believe that where were idiots actually calling Pacquiao a liar. Since when was Pacquiao known to lying about imaginary excuses?. Even after the Morales fight, every excuse used was proven to be true.
     
  5. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    I never doubted his shoulder injury, I just don't believe it had any impact on him winning or losing the fight.
     
  6. Mr_Harry

    Mr_Harry Guest

    So have a torn shoulder does not effect your performance?

    Remember how Mayweather fought **** against castillio in the first fight and how his output was so low
     
  7. letsgoraptors

    letsgoraptors Member Full Member

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    when pact@rds and fl0mos clash
     
  8. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    He couldn't close the range, he couldn't land his left much, his footwork is poor compared to Floyd's. A lot of areas he failed that have nothing to do with his right shoulder, which btw was only in pain but he could still use. He lost the first 3 rounds before the injury too. He wouldn't have won, he was clearly out of his league.
     
  9. letsgoraptors

    letsgoraptors Member Full Member

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    please do not make your love for floyd affect your judgement... do you really believe what you typed?:nut:roll::roll::yikes:hat:dead:rasta
     
  10. letsgoraptors

    letsgoraptors Member Full Member

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    omw...... your foot work will be affected by shoulder injuries... imagine if you plan to move this way that way but you knew you couldn't throw a hard right because it hurts??? It will, at the very least, alter your movements.

    not only that, your shoulders will feel more pain as you pivot your body a certain way......... have ever been injured before???



    smh you fl0mos are re****3d
     
  11. TonyTheTigerrrr

    TonyTheTigerrrr New Member Full Member

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    You are crediting the drop in punch output to Pac's injury rather than the more blatantly obvious reason and that's Floyd's establishing of distance and timing. Once he established range it was all over. After round 4 Floyd essentially had the check hook timed and his right hand was coming down the pipe a lot more frequently, limiting Pac's ability/willingness to attack. Don't even get me started on the footwork disparity.

    Floyd's opponents' punch outputs always drop once Floyd starts timing them and begins disrupting their rhythmn. Pac never really got to establish his own rhythmn from round 1 because Floyd was throwing those snapping jabs frequently right out of the gate.

    Credit to Pac for enduring the pain, but his performance was not one indicative of a fight-changing injury, rather a sign of being slowly(quite quickly actually) dismantled.

    If they do rematch I don't doubt Pac would have another career low output, although I do think it will be higher than in the first fight due to his knowledge that he has to sell out in order to have any semblance of success in stealing rounds against Floyd.
     
  12. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    Fair enough, and cut the ***** talk, it's childish.

    It's just my opinion that he still would have lost, Mayweather has no control over Pac's shoulder and Pac had the same opportunity to prepare that Floyd did. Training camp is part of the battle too and if Pac ****ed that up then He was losing before the match started. I've always said "no excuses" leading up to the fight and I'm not about to change my stance on that.

    Do you really want to see a rematch where Pac still isn't 100%? Because he won't be after his surgery.
     
  13. icarus1

    icarus1 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    floyd establishing distance to play safe is not boxing at all but avoiding a fight and they call that ring generalship. if all boxers will be very good at establishing distance and intent on running then there will be no boxing match.
     
  14. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    The only idiot is you. Pacquiao lost the fight. Deal with it. He had an awful gameplan and got ZERO advice from his corner.
     
  15. ko00

    ko00 Active Member Full Member

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    haha pac fans STILL fighting back damn im enjoying this lol

    floyd beat him he is the best fighter of this era pac is 2nd its now fact your hero lost after him and roach talked all that smack they were garbage go back to fighting rios and algieri floyds too good for you emmanuel