Manny Pacquiao vs Floyd at 130/135.

um...stupid thread by a stupid person

 

Don't be so butthurt and feel the need to defend Floyd every damn time I or anybody else posts about a potential loss for him. I've never insulted Floyd; just stressed the fact that lead foot position against a fleet-footed southpaw is necessary to take away their punching angle. That's a fundamental of boxing that will be a factor should they fight. And before you talk nonsense about the Morales fight, go read the translation I did of an interview where he states that lead foot positioning was essential, and that many fighters today do it incorrectly from too far out. Then, do my a favor and pretend I don't exist, and try watching/studying/discussing boxing outside of Floyd ****ing Mayweather Jr.

Obviously. I never said something so absurd as the notion I could fight as well as Floyd, just pointing out flaws I think could be a liability. Or should we shut down the whole forum because posters can't ever give relevant points concerning match-ups because we're not world class fighters?

 

Floyd imo would be the 3:2 favorite at both weights

 

Pac was rehydrating to WW levels at 130-135

Floyd, up until the Chavez fight was never even rehydrating above 135 for his 130 fights. Pac would have been much heavier in the ring.

 

Now that I think about it that way, that changes quite a few things, especially considering Pac's power and speed retention

 

Mayweather at 130 in his prime was ridiculously fast and had 1 punch KO power, and was pretty big for the weight. Pacquiao at 130 on the other hand, was a one handed fighter who got schooled by Morales and beat by Marquez.

Mayweather would stop him somewhere between the 5th and the 8th.

 

There's a lot of CLONES lately.

 

Manny was even faster at these weights. Pacman by KO at both weights. Floyd protected and he no fight good fighters at any weight.

 

:nut

 

Dude's name is 'MrPacMan' don't waste your time

 

Dos Exis??

 

This ****in ***** know im right.

 

Floyd was very accurately sharp at those two weight divisions, whilst Manny was explosively dynamic as usually, but still very relentlessly wild back then. I think Floyd would've picked him apart since Manny wasn't that fundamentally improved then compared to how he is now.

 

Pac will have a real chance only at 140 and 147.

He was too reckless at 130/135, although that worked out for him.

 

Floyd's best was at 130/135. Pac's career would end at the time he met Floyd at that weight. Floyd is just too fast, powerful, and mobile at that weight and age.

Floyd UD