Pac fans hate muhammad ali

Did I state you lost?

You might have won all of it but done it like Gatti!

 

This guys on crack.

 

difference is ali talks the talk and at the same time walks the walk while pbf "mostly" just talks the talk....

 

Be careful with what you type because this has a different meaning.

In ESB, you have to be extra diligent otherwise the Pedantic idiots would notice. You can not type Hernandez x 2 if you mean Genaro and Carlos. That is the lesson there.

 

In boxing, nothing is sure thing.

If you base it on skill alone, Castillo would not have a prayer to defeat Floyd or even be competitive as Castillo is very much one-dimensional. But what he does is do it very well in that one-dimensional style couple that with tons of heart which is the most underrated in boxing.

Zab Judah has 10 times the skill of Castillo but he has 1/100th the heart.

 

Not only blasphemous to compare Ali to FMJ, but more on simpy because they are totallly different. They both thrash talk just like everybody else, but that's about it.

Ali was pretty eloquent and charming, his insults though some are deregatory are quite entertaining, tremendous sense of humor and a decent speaker. To top it off, Ali's boxing is extremely action packed, a master of total sporting entertainment from end-to-end.

Floyd mumbles when he talks, he says the same thing everytime. His sense of humor to be honest is terrible, he thought he's funny, but only people around him makes him think so. You wouldn't want me to mention if his fighting style is even remotely exciting or not, everybody knows about it.

 

When did RJJ or Ali fight a round without throwing a punch. You're thinking of Pep.

 

Nothing but pure speculation especially in your own personal view. The word is "IF" And you don't find yourself in the same hipocrisy and denial to justify your statement.

 

Which are what?

Floyd is all about money.

Ali is all about greatness.

 

No. We love Ali. Period! :smokeatsch

 

I don't think Castillo was as skill-less as you make him out to be. He lacked the natural gifts of speed and athleticism as a Judah or Mayweather, but he did some good things in there that required skills and brains. He applied intelligent pressure, often working behind the jab or a good feint to get inside. Obviously fighting on the inside requires skills and knowledge of angles, positioning, where and when to throw, etc...Everyone kept talking about how Corrales should've stayed outside against Castillo, but it was from the outside when Castillo dropped Corrales in the first fight, with that left hook in the 10th. He also landed some nice counter rights from the outside on Corrales the round before that.

Against Bazan, he landed a left hook that dropped Bazan. After this you figure Bazan would be weary of the left hook. So in the next round, Castillo feints a left hook and as Bazan gets prepared for it, Castillo turns it into an uppercut and knocks Bazan down again.

 

He is a typical stereotype in ESB of "less skilled". Although of course, that is just semantics as the overwhelming majority of ESBers concept of skillful fighter is in the mold of Mayweather, JMM. Infcat, Pac is probably ranked so high in that one-dimensional fighter list if ESBer would make one.

However, his skillset is entirely different and what he does with that skillset is entirely effective to soem extent. Just as people are saying that Hatton is one-dimensional, yet his one dimensional-ness is very effective and would probably win against top 140 pounders except probably 1 or 2.