Pacquiao stopped watching replay of fight after fourth round

you don't know sh i t, just assumption after assumption, creation your own world.

To me, Freddie and pac went in knowing it was going to be a tough night and their long discussed strategy wasn't going to be easy to implement given the injury.

Freddie looked out of sorts from the beginning, as if he knew he was going to lose. He was also uncharacteristically quiet and useless in between rounds. He never bothered to tell Pac he was losing and had to pick it up;again, acting as if Pac was there to lose, just hoping it was respectable.

To me, it was written all over their foreheads, good strategy or not, they went into battle knowing that with that injury and NO PAIN KILLING SHOT (which was denied pre fight) it was gonna be a worrisome night.

No-one in this forum can be stupid enough to give a trainer a hard time when he knew his fighter was injured and they were facing the P4P best. Roach really looked just sad and defeated from round 1. They all knew Pac was in trouble. What annoys me is that they all talked up the fight beforehand, to get us fans interested. I'm more annoyed by their pre fight antics, not fight night. Remember, this type of injury is painful as s h i t and made Vitali quit vs Byrd. Now imagine facing the P4P best with such an injury, especially a defensive wizard...

 

Floyd does dominate but what he's best at doing is neutralizing the other guy and that's why his fights are boring. He might not land anything that entertaining, but he ensures that the opponent will land even less.

 

I agree.

 

Pacquiao won round 3 he landed the best punch. Pacquiao won the fight.

 

You are an absolute idiot if you think adrenaline or a "big event"will take away the pain of a torn rotator cuff. Klitscho retired injured after winning all 9 rounds against Byrd, because of his injury. Log off and go sing at the Karaoke bar you hang out in heyatsch

 

Maybe thats how people like you think but fortunately athletes at that level don't give up that easily.
Floyd also got off to a fast start vs Castillo, Cotto and De La Hoya yet they all found their groove and got into the fight as the rounds progressed.
I thought Manny fought well. He had his moments, was never close to being hurt and didnt really get tagged all that often himself. His punch output (which we now know why) and his slower than usual feet is what let him down. Being held constantly whenever you get close can also wear on you especially if you're the smaller man.

 

Shut up, learn to score a fight, and stop smoking crack.

Pac lost 1-3,

Watch it again

 

He more bouncy against marg than in any Rd vs jaun as well. I wonder why?