Manny Pacquiao's footwork: Is this what they meant??

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Pac relied to much on his athleticism on his younger days.
The way he flew 4 feet across the ring in a second to fire the straight left hand on barrera was unreal.

Pac eventho aging is still evolving as a fighter this is clearly demonstrated in the bradley fight he lured bradley into traps over commiting zapping bradley's energy in return

 

Pacquiao has ALWAYS relied on his athleticism to make up for his technical flaws.

 

If a trainer taught a fighter that kind of footwork, he'd be called a bad trainer.

 

Pac's footwork is good and works for Pac. However it's not conventional and I doubt it would work for many others. So you're never going to see it being taught.

 

He's become much more of a boxer puncher after his knockout. It's aggravating because he'll use that same in and out footwork when he's training. He looks fine doing it. However, when he gets in the ring, he does something different and won't use it. Roach has touched on this. I think a part of it largely has to do with the KO.

 

A lot of these mother ****ers don't know about offensive footwork.

First of all, even with Floyd bein on steroids and Pac bein injured, he still whupped Floyd's ass. Ask Evander Holyfield who won.

It was indisputable. Damn judges robbed him.

How can a man land more punches, beat his opponent up more, hurt his opponent more, and make the fight, not win the fight??

It was a damn travesty.

Secondly, Pac had great footwork. It was explosive. Most of you on here have never been able to explosively use your feet because you either never tried or you don't know how to. Mike Tyson had the same type of explosive footwork.

The difference is that Pac could walk you around the ring. Pac had some of the best offensive footwork in boxing.

The guy that impresses me the most with his footwork today is Lomachenko.

Mother ****er is talented. Rigo also has good footwork, but it's bltchmade.

 

JMM put the breaks on all that in and out let's be honest here

 

He's 36 correct ? Defiantly has to do with age for sure

 

True, but JMM definitely was on the JUICE.

That's huge advantage when you got a guy with JMM's experience. A younger fighter may be able to punch with that much power and have an engine that runs deep, but he won't have the timing and experience to land a punch like that on Pac.

JMM most likely wouldn't have done it either if he fought clean and fair. He would have overtrained.

 

Umm what test did JMM fail that proved he was on the juice? None so hush it up. Ktfo6

 

He didn't use it to run much but yah it's terrible.