Pacquiao wasn't knocked out by a body shot at all against Torrecampo.

I think Pacquaio slipped on his own umbilical cord.
(He was fresh out the sacc in that fight...lol)

 

it was a low blow. I've seen it in slow motion.

 

It was definately a low blow, but why does he looks as if he is dazed on the floor. Yes getting punched in the balls hurts, but you can still get up and Pacman looks as if he doesn't know where he is.

 

I dont know what to think of it anymore, I hear people call it a shot to the chin,body and nutsack.

when I see it, it looks closer to being a body shot or low blow than a shot to the chin, when Pacquiao goes down he crosses his legs and agonizes in pain, it doesnt look like he lost his equilbrium at all.

 

Is that Peter-Pac in your avi?

From a movie or commercial?
(Any Pac fan's know of any Pacquaio starring movies...I'd like to check one)

 

No you dont. Trust me, you'll think less of Pacman

and for the love of God dont you dare watch the "Pacquiao" movie.

 

Damn, it was a blow blow after all.

Is Torrecampo in jail or is he hiding in the jungle after that stabbing incident? There's one dude whose legend grows with every passing second nowadays.

 

OK, I'll take your word.

THX for the heads up.

 

Looks like he got tickled only.

 

So is he making an even more gay-friendly version of "Pirates of the Caribbean"?

I can't stop whistling "Lahing Pinoy". This sucks.

 

If he got hit in the balls, why was he glassy-eyed, dazed, and completely out of it? Wouldn't he have been grabbing his nuts in agony and complaining to the ref? Do you ever wonder why only his fans have a problem with that stoppage? Probably because it was legit. A very odd angled shot, no question about it, but there's also no question it ricocheted off his chin first, which is what caused the KO, before traveling downward into his lower region (which hit in Pac's lowered arm, not his nuts).

Fast forward to around 8:30 to see the replays.

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Yeah, jokes aside, that is a clean KO.

 

That should put a rest to this never-ending debate, but somehow I doubt it will.

Bottom line. He was legitimately KO'd. It still doesn't change his overall standing as a great Pac fans, so don't get too upset. He was a green, weight drained child in that ring, and has since improved by leaps and bounds.

I'll go a step further and say that Pacquiao has made some of the biggest improvements I've ever seen on a fighter who'd already made his way to the world stage (from his fight with Ledwaba on, as I still don't think he was anything more than a physical specimen who caught a break against Sasakul, sorry).