Pac knocks out sweet pea or Looks stupid trying?

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  1. kopejh

    kopejh Guest

    Whitaker didn't have pillow power. his counterpunches are sharp enough to discourage Pac from unleashing his the kind of combos we seen him throw against bumbling fools like Margarito and Hatton.
     
  2. brassgod

    brassgod Active Member Full Member

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    man, get the **** out of here..

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  3. bballchump11

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  4. EJDiaZ

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  5. Shogun Assassin

    Shogun Assassin Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Pernell by ko in the 6th, puts on a boxing clinic and creates a new dance while doing it.

    Pac get KTFO and served all at once.
     
  6. heehoo

    heehoo TIMEXICAH! Full Member

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    This clip will put an end permanently the falsehood that Whitaker had no power:

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D_rDwzl05g[/ame]

    This was to unify the lightweight title.

    If Whitaker could do this to Nazario, I'd hate to see what would happen to Pacquiao.
     
  7. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee VIP Member

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    dude..pac ain't no nazario..:patsch:roll:

    he wouldn't do **** to pacquiao.
     
  8. PIPO23

    PIPO23 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Bwahahahha!! :patsch the mullet is he related to this guy?

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTmfFLCKErY[/ame]
     
  9. damiann

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    When you get a fighter as dominant as Pac, it's inevitable people are going to look to fantasy matchups for someone to beat him.

    It's easy to pick Pea since he made everyone look bad against him (except Trinidad). But Pea never faced a fighter like Pac and to suggest he would have an easy time just shows how desperate some bored people can get.

    There's a reason Pea got the shaft in the Hoya and Chavez and Ramirez fights. There's a reason he laboured to the distance so many times .

    Even Pep lost a few to Saddler; and nobody would pick Saddler as the better fighter/ boxer in that matchup.
     
  10. damiann

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    That's a good picture to demonstrate how Pac would win on points.

    If you aren't going to throw punches, judges won't reward you.

    People will point to Pep for winning a rd without throwing a single punch (true story) but the difference was Pep would feint and get you to react in defense.

    Pea was solely concerned in slipping punches and make you look bad. His mind was on defense first and offense later. Often his bouts looked like farces.

    If Pac keeps throwing and Pea keeps slipping without making him pay there's no way Pac loses.
     
  11. Sweet Jones

    Sweet Jones Boxing Addict Full Member

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    TRANSLATION: I have never seen Sweet Pea fight beyond this clip.
     
  12. mrjotatp4p

    mrjotatp4p THE ONE Full Member

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    "I was frustrated during the fight, but never hurt," he said. "Whitaker's style confused me. He showed that he had a great jab."

    The punch stats showed that Whitaker out-jabbed De La Hoya, 160-45, and also won the total punch count, 582-557. But the three officials obviously believed that De La Hoya's punches carried more authority.

    It was clear from the ring introductions that De La Hoya was the clear favorite with the fans as well as the Las Vegas oddsmakers who made the challenger a 3 1/2 -to-1 choice.

    Whitaker threw more punches than Oscar.:hi:
     
  13. mrjotatp4p

    mrjotatp4p THE ONE Full Member

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    :deal"I was frustrated during the fight, but never hurt," he said. "Whitaker's style confused me. He showed that he had a great jab."

    The punch stats showed that Whitaker out-jabbed De La Hoya, 160-45, and also won the total punch count, 582-557. But the three officials obviously believed that De La Hoya's punches carried more authority.

    It was clear from the ring introductions that De La Hoya was the clear favorite with the fans as well as the Las Vegas oddsmakers who made the challenger a 3 1/2 -to-1 choice.

    Whitaker threw more punches than Oscar. They don't even know that WHITAKER threw more punches than Oscar in that fight and these fools are trying to say that he didn't throw any punches.
     
  14. angelos

    angelos Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Man, are you suggesting that Pea won that fight?:shock: Oscar was in total control of that fight.
     
  15. jyuza

    jyuza Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Total control of all his missed combos.