Pacquiao now vs Hamed late 90's

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  1. PH|LLA

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    Pac would tear Hamed up regardless of the weight. too much speed, too much power, too much relentlessness.
     
  2. theboy_racer

    theboy_racer Boxing Junkie banned

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    Naz everytime at 126

    Pac doesn't last the 12.
     
  3. DobyZhee

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    i love these threads..

    pac at 126?

    by decapitation.

    at 122..

    ****, i'm gonna go with Hamed.
     
  4. The Spider

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    The current day Pacquiao is obviously a bigger man. But even at a catch-weight the current version of Pacman embarrasses Hamed worse than Barrera did for mine.
     
  5. theboy_racer

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    :rofl

    Pac couldn't stop Naz at either weight, just unrealistic.

    Naz could stop Pac though

    Pac's only chance is by decision.
     
  6. pound4pound

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    pac is granite @ 126 and above, and too fast...
     
  7. DobyZhee

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    naz would suddenly lose his urge like he did after he lost to Barrera.

    Naz was a good fighter for his day. but he fought WAY too many scrubs compared to Manny Pacquiao.

    and you know what, pac could win by decision through his offensive output. and possibly knock that fool to timbuktu.
     
  8. DON1

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    Pac kills him at any weight lets face it. Hamed tooo open and his chin in the air routine wud be target practice for Pacs left hand.
     
  9. ron u.k.

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    So he was the f****** culprit?
     
  10. theboy_racer

    theboy_racer Boxing Junkie banned

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    Nope sorry.

    Manny at 122/126 couldn't stand up to Hamed's power for 12 rds, far too open and leaky defence.
     
  11. Ceej1979

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    I have Hamed beating Pacquiao at 126 or even 130.

    I don't think anyone could go toe-to-toe with a focussed Hamed, down at those weights.

    Naz was a great counter puncher, with punching power Pacquiao's never seen at those weights

    If Marquez is slowing Pac down with big shots there, Hamed is putting him to sleep
     
  12. Ceej1979

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    Not based on much logic

    Plenty of fighters, beat the crap out of Pacquiao at 126 and 130
     
  13. Ceej1979

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    Again, based on little more than blind faith

    If an old Morales is tearing Manny apart at 130, no way Hamed doesn't beat him at 126

    Barrera ran for his life from Hamed. Had no intention of trading with him

    Think Pacquiao could have boxed that fight, at that time? Hell no

    He'd have taken so much punishment from the slicker, bigger punching fighter, that he would have been finished by round 6 - like the Marquez fight
     
  14. Ceej1979

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    Manny Steward thinks too much for his own good.

    Hamed was a force of nature under Ingle. Just an old fashioned brawler, with elite speed and skills.

    Steward had him trying to fight like Floyd Mayweather. Madness

    Saying that, Barrera only beat him as he ran for his life.

    And if you can force a Mexican, to fight like a Russian, you're the real deal
     
  15. 1punch1nder

    1punch1nder **Bam Bam** Full Member

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    i got hamed's career set and i watch it from time to time. crimson was right.

    the training camp and the trainer doesn't equate to a boxer's ability. hatton-mayweather sr. is a good example.