Pac Has too much speed for DLH, Pac will beat Hatton!!-- Roach!!!

I'm following Manny coz I believe he will be one the Greatest. I have no control over him. I'm just predicting who he will be fighting in the future. I based it on what I saw in Pacquiao and his potential opponents in the Ring. Even with his Draw with JMM and his loss to Morales, I never Doubted him. MAB, Ledwaba, Sasakul, Julio etc those Fights make me a Believer.

But when he KOed Morales that's the time I predicted that he will go for Hatton and PBF. I also thought that he will go for Chico or castillo First but Chico Died and Hatton eliminates Castillo. Pac already Cleaned up all the Legends from 112- 130.

At 135 there's no Legend there. Casa is the closest but JMM will eliminate him.(we will see Pac-JMM 3 soon) At 140 there's only Hatton and he's ready to be taken out by Pac. Maybe DLH and PBF in the future too.

I want to see Pac's full potential. That means taking risk and taking Big fights. You Probably think PBF retirement is Great coz he avoids Margarito and Cotto so he won't get hurt because you like him too much. But can you call PBF Great if he never fight these bigger guys???

Pac is Great coz he keeps Challenging himself. And he still wins not like Hatton who tries but loses and doesn't look good when he moves up in weight.

 

This is my Business. Talk about Pac.

 

Still Crying????

 

Here's an article from yahoo...

Ricky Hatton, who figured to be the leader to replace Mayweather, has already said he doesn’t want the bout. He’d rather take a bout with Paulie Malignaggi, a slick boxer who very well could beat him, for a fraction of the money he’d make against De La Hoya.

Manny Pacquiao, whom De La Hoya talked up Thursday as a potential opponent, has a June 28 fight against David Diaz, but seems more interested in subsequently fighting Hatton.

De La Hoya mentioned Miguel Cotto, the unbeaten WBA welterweight champion whose punches break bones and disfigure faces. That’s exactly the opposite of the type of opponent a guy with the finish line in sight wants to face.

And so that leaves Sergio Mora, the guy whom De La Hoya spoke least about Thursday but who probably stands the best chance of landing the gig.

Mora, the one-time reality television star, pulled one of the big upsets of the year Saturday when he defeated Vernon Forrest to win the WBC super welterweight title. He then promptly alienated nearly all of the assembled media, first by taking an exceptionally long time to show at the post-fight news conference and then by dissing the division he had just won a title in.

De La Hoya says money will have nothing to do with his decision. If that’s true, it’s a slam dunk that he would be fighting Cotto next, assuming Cotto can get past Antonio Margarito when they meet July 26 in Las Vegas.

“At this point, I’ll make my decision (on who to fight) boxing-wise,” De La Hoya said. “Money is all fine and dandy, of course, and I’d be a fool to say money isn’t important. But at this point in my life, I can afford to make the decision for what I want. And I want the biggest fight and the biggest event. The money is going to be there no matter who I fight.”

I’m guessing, though, that money is going to have a little more to do with things than Oscar is letting on.

And that’s why Mora is probably the leader in the clubhouse to land the fight. He’ll come cheaper than Pacquiao, Cotto and/or Hatton ever would and he’s not nearly the threat that Cotto would be.

De La Hoya talked up Pacquiao and Cotto at length Thursday, even though it seems ludicrous that a guy who was knocked cold in a flyweight bout like Pacquiao once was could be paired with a guy who once held a version of the middleweight title, like De La Hoya.

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But the only big event he’s got now is his book tour. Publicists from HarperCollins, the book’s publisher, are beating the drums, though times must be tough even in the book industry. They’re begging for media coverage, but they haven’t shipped out review copies of the book.

But you don’t need a book review. You’ve got a gas tank to fill and some groceries to buy. You need motivation and inspiration.

And that’s where “An American Son,” comes in.

“We all have problems,” De La Hoya said. “This book is going to give you hope that you can overcome your problems. It gives hope to the guy washing dishes that better days are ahead. It shows the guy mowing the lawns, even the stock traders, that you can overcome things.

“It’s meant to be inspirational. It tells the story of my ups and downs. Even though I’m the Golden Boy, life was not always easy. We’re always going to face struggles. A lot of us Americans must feel knocked down. I want to use my book to tell people that even if you get knocked down, you can get back up and win. I’ve done it. Everyone can do it.”

DLH really wants Pac for his last fight!!!