Max Kellerman: Manny Pacquiao Is Possibly The GOAT (!!!)

Poor CJ must have taken that bump to the head and forgot.

 

Such a great fighter! Imagine Lomachenko at 147 lbs vs Errol Spence or Crawford!

 

And I explained why I said that. Javier was guilty of negligence really. He accidently put that harmless used pad in Tony's wrap, in full view of the CSAC inspector incidently, which was the only offense committed.
Still trying to divert attention from your cowardly hero I see. You cannot find any excuse for him can you
Sad state of affairs for you still you got that little guy George liking your silly post so youre not alone lol

 

This is the one you should be answering Pimple lol Cant find an answer can ya?? ROFLMAO
!!!!!!!! GIVE UP !!!!!!!!!!!!YOURE OWNED !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

What's the point of going back and reading haters comments on Mayweather 20 years ago. It's the same as it is now. A bunch of casual fans that don't know the science of boxing and who has never even box a day in their life. Why would we true boxing fans listen to that garbage. Listen to what fellow boxing opponents, trainers from the pass and present say about Mayweather. That's what matters and is real. They say nothing but great things about him and also call him the best of this era.

 

That was truly hilarious, Margarito walking up to Floyd and the poor guy embarrassing himself on camera stuttering left and right

 

Max better slow down now lest he triggers yet another of Floyd's tirades directed at Manny

Max did not even say Pacquiao is the GOAT, only that he may have a claim to it no matter how small of a minority opinion it would be among the historians.

 

I had written PAC off for 2018 and I was wrong. Same as for 2019 and I was wrong.

His early fights that Max highlighted were epic.
I don’t know about the best ever to lace em up but he sure gets a spot in the top 10 for life.

Canelo is moving into a good place also by grabbing belts at different divisions. Yes we can say he has cherry picked bigger guys with belts but still he finally moved above his 152: Time will tell for Big Red

 

What's even funnier is when Mosley another PBF victim beat Margo around the ring like a rented mule after he was busted for loading his gloves that was ****ing hilarious. A fake edited video made by a PBF hater will never be funnier than that.

 

I wasn't really trying to make a comparison between specific losses of modern and older fighters. My point was that Pacquiao had many more preparational advantages during a camp than someone a few decades ago. Duran's loss to Hearns, despite being one of the greatest knockouts ever isn't anywhere near as surprsing as Marquez's of Pacquiao. Hearns could hurt a brown bear. In any case I was referring to Duran's loss to de Jesus.

I think the "losses don't matter" aphorism applies much more to the 1930's than to 2019. Many of the legitimately unfair reasons someone might have been unprepared for a fight back then don't exist anymore.

 

so is this officially an attempt at trying to justify how Floyd did not really avoid Margarito, for the record?

 

He didn't avoid him there's been articles posted here by me and others. Id ppst it again but youll just ignore it and continue the myth.

 

108 lbs debut weight vs 130lbs debut weight.

 

There's no myth, he ducked him for years. Was offered 10 mil and the belt. And he cherrypicked Baldomir.

Come on now, lets not rewrite history.

Floyd would have schooled Margo, but he ducked that mofo. I don't understand why this is so difficult to fathom, Floyd is on record saying **** like:

"It's not about making the fights that the fans really want", "my health comes first", "I don't have the urge". And for Davis who he's managing, he's openly admitted to aging Loma before they tackle that boy, and Davis ain't even down with it, its just Floyd doesn't know any other way.