Maybe...but RJJ probably would tell you, true men of conviction don't pray for victory...as long as he got them 'missiles' that put people out of commissions, he's tight with God...
.....Some here contend that Pac probably regretted not taking on Foreman after seeing Cotto succeeded in such fashion, the same folks who'll never understand how Pac, on principle, refused to give in to PBF's set up and contrivances. Just as the fundamentalist end time Pentacostals would resort to revalatory prayers for their daily decisions in life, Pac, perhaps through prayer or contemplation, never had the right feeling about a possible matchup with Yuri, no doubt borned out of the fact that 'he is a man of God', that he (pacman) is a servant of god and that in the intuitive and complex machination of what is right and wrong is just not the right fight for him to make, then or now...... What nonsense is this, House? How do you know that Pacquiao "never had the right feeling" about a bout with Foreman? And even if it was true how could you possibly know that it was because he saw himself as a servant of God? Are you saying that religious people know not to fight each other? Is it because God likes to match them with atheists? What about Khan and Salita? In fact, nearly every flippin boxer these days seems to be a God Botherer,praying for his blessing before the fight and thanking him afterwards, if they win!
Maybe in boxing. But in everyday life, when it comes to celebrities and great thinkers, atheists are well represented.
Why? because they are not black? do you mean nobody can be like hagler and hearns if they are not black? what make your athletes special? undectetable roids? and a bunch lies, wake up.
well I thought Foreman would take it, but the bookies had Cotto a 2-1 favorite. That's the same odds as Mayweather vs Hatton for example.