PAC to Hoya: "It's also personal"

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  1. CLE

    CLE Member Full Member

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    Hoya declared that his fight with PAC will be personal citing the aborted signing of PAC with Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions. Hoya claimed he felt betrayed by PAC.

    As for PAC, I think he has some personal issues with Hoya too. Hoya/GBP labeled PAC as a LIAR on one occasion during the GBP vs. TopRank court battle for PAC's promotional rights.

    Hoya also fooled PAC with a suitcase full of dollar bills in order to entice PAC in signing with GBP. It's a very unethical and degrading manuever.

    Certainly PAC has some personal issues with Hoya in the past that he might want to get even inside the ring.
     
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  2. CLE

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    Maybe we can dubbed this fight as "Payback Time. It's Personal" ... ;)
     
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  3. GreenTea

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    Let the hypes begin........ :D
     
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  4. CLE

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    I'm worried about Hoya coz an angry PAC is very dangerous...
     
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  5. surreal deal

    surreal deal Liverpool via Krypton Full Member

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    They're trying to put edge and needle in ,to make people watch a 'grudge fight'.instead of saying-'who cares?
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    As if?Pathetic attempt to get people interested in this pointless fight.
     
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  6. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee Loyal Member

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    I'm worried about an Angry hoya too because all he has to do is pull the plug on this fight.

    If I were pac, i'd put on my happy game face and not say a word about what went on in the past. It might come back to haunt him.
     
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  7. Chibuku

    Chibuku I'm awesome Full Member

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    There is nothing degrading about a suitcase full of cash,its just an appetiser.
     
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  8. CLE

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    Who needs who more? PAC has lots of options, there's Hatton, winner of Casa/JMM, winner of Campbell/Guzman, winner of Juan Diaz/Katsidis, Valero, Soto, etc.

    Does Hoya has some viable options for his last fight? OK let him fight Margarito... ;)
     
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  9. knockout

    knockout Make my day Full Member

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    Fool his ass with a suitcase full doller bills :patsch forealz?
     
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  10. teeto

    teeto Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Pacquiao's personal, that means he's motivated, remember (of course you do!!) his inspiring motivated performance against Barrera?
     
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  11. CLE

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    Yeah IF it's full of Benjamins but if it's mostly 20 dollar bills, it's an insult... :lol:

    Seriously Hoya is a professional promoter. Kidnapping a boxer and luring him with that suitcase full of cash is grossly unethical and degrading. What does he think of PAC, a druglord, a mafia boss or an arms dealer?
     
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  12. fidds

    fidds Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Don king fooled ali outa million for 50 k in suit case is he stooping to that level ?
     
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  13. Gneus7

    Gneus7 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    what weight is this at?
     
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  14. CLE

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    Catch weight of 147 lbs. with a clause of $750,000 penalty for every pound Hoya comes in overweight.

    I guess the rich Hoya can afford to be 2 pounds overweight for a total of $1.5M penalty.
     
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  15. fidds

    fidds Boxing Addict Full Member

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    154 i thought but must be wrong then
     
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