Pac is dangerously close to becoming a full-blown Cherry-picker!

you! :deal

 

i see, these are your definitions of cherry-picking. :-(

 

you seemed the one confused. :think

 

You're confused by your own stupid thread, Crapbucket... :deal

 

Blame DLH for this ****. No one is gonna turn down DLH because of the big pay day. ****, I bet Ivan Calderon will try to fight him if he was offered the money.

 

by your examples, your definitions of cherry-picking are:

1. choosing the easiest fight to win a title

2. choosing the easiest fight to win and make money

3. choosing a hard fight to make lots of money

#1 and #2 are obviously cherry-picking, but #3, wtf???

cherry picking = choosing easy fight

 

I really dont understand how people thinks nowadays. fighting a guy twice your size is cherry picking? Do you think the guys at 135 division (casamayor, juan diaz, jmm, etc) would consider fighting the golden boy.............I dont think so, Only the pacman will bec. he is going for greatness my friends.

 

Cherry picking and Pacquiao seems not to match...

 

You honestly think the DLH fight is cherry picking?, anyone I asked about this fight are picking DLH by KO based on size and power. Pac is moving TWO weight divisions above, I know a MAJOR part of his move is the money and recognition DLH provides but still this is a very dangerous fight for Pacquiao.

 

agreed.

David Diaz was forgiveable because it was supposed to be a tuneup and it was against a champ at a higher weight, only 3 months after Pac beat JMM.

After D. Diaz I was expecting either Campbell or a JMM rematch, or even at the limit Juan Diaz or Casa (though i would have been disappointed). Fighting Oscar is a huge letdown. Strike 2

If he wins then he will probably fight Hatton after Oscar, if Hatton beats Malignaggi and looks good doing it, then i will consider it a good fight. But if Hatton stinks up the joint against PM, then i really hope Pac won't fight him and makes a move back down to LW

 

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