Pac's legacy is one of beating washed up fighters

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  1. Fighting Pride

    Fighting Pride Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I was an Oscarsexual, but come on, Chavez, Whitaker, two of his best wins, they were old and Oscar copped as much **** your giving Manny back then about those wins. Not to mention he arguably lost to Whitaker.

    Quartey was coming off a very long layoff after the JLLopez draw in which he was dropped twice (thought he won though). Many thought Oscar lost that one too.

    Mosley was coming off the Forrest defeats for the second fight and that fight came in between 4 losses for Shane. Shane had recently moved up from LW for the first fight to whoop Oscar who thought he would steamroll a smaller weights P4P fighter hoping to fool the public and hide the shame of him running in the Trinidad fight, not the last time he tried that.

    Vargas was coming off the Tito beating and many argued he was ruined by it and never the same fighter.

    Mayorga was ruined by Tito, took so many flush shots. His chin never seemed the same.

    Trinidad overtrained, looked a bit drain (was his last fight at WW), Oscar refused a rematch at 154, then later 160 vs an old Trinidad, instead insisted on catchweights to drain him again.

    Hopkins was made to fight at a catchweight, after Oscar fought Sturm at the full limit:oops: and lost. Hopkins fought like he was drained, stuck in mud, still dropped Oscar with a liver shot and Oscar quit he didn't have the balls to fight on.

    Floyd Mayweather, a small WW at the time, was made to move up to 154, wear the gloves Oscar wanted, fight in a smaller ring, still beat his ass and even rocked him a couple times.

    Pacquiao was cherry-picked, asked to move up to 147 having fought at 130 the same year, while Oscar had fought at 150 his previous fight. The embarrassment of this fight speaks for itself.


    Moral of the story, anyone's resume can be picked apart, even Oscar's by those who knew the facts around his fights. Don't throw stones in glass houses
     
  2. LoRd_inFamousX1

    LoRd_inFamousX1 Lord of the Square Rings Full Member

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    This thread sums up Pacriod legacy in boxing.
     
  3. Hatesrats

    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    The good guy won, that's the way the movie is supposed to end.
    The hypocrite never wins.

    Enjoy the Bradley era baby!
    It will become the Canelo era very, very very soon.
     
  4. jakelamotta

    jakelamotta Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Probably worse than the corruption in boxing is the fans like you ******. Its part of human nature since gladiator times. Sleep well knowing you're a worthless non-contributing piece of **** that will never achieve a quarter of the greatness of any boxing journeyman, let alone a great warrior like and of the names you just mentioned:bbb
     
  5. Dipset

    Dipset Dipset4Ever Full Member

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    Which prime guy did he fight huh? who other then Bradley?
     
  6. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    OMG, you list one fighter. LOL

    How about Quartey, Trinidad, Mosley twice, Whitaker was still rated p4p #1, Ruelas, Carr, Vargas, Molina etc.
    Yea lets mention the one old guy that was undefeated for years before Oscar fought him
     
  7. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Oscar almost beat Mayweather and was 10 years past his prime! LOL Mayweather couldn't last 10 rounds with a prime Oscar at 147.

    oscar was a fukin toothpick with female arms, and many of the guys he ko'd early in his career were stronger physically. Oscar just hit like a heavy weight that was the difference.
    Ruelas was Oscar's breakout fight and was undefeated and PRIME when Oscar Ko'd him in 2 rounds, and the odds were against Oscar coming into that fight. The only fighter he fought that was old that's even worth mentioning is Chavez and even Chavez had only one loss and was undefeated for YEARS before facing Oscar.
     
  8. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yea, you're an oscarsexual? So you try to reach to find the negatives in his fights as opposed to positives?

    Quartey fought his best fight of his career vs. oscar so save the layoff ****, it obviously helped Qaurtey.

    Pernell was rated P4P #1 when oscar beat him so he was far from washed up LOL

    Trinidad was bigger than Oscar. duh. Weight drained my ass. He had zero signs of that DURING the fight.
    The reason there was no rematch is because Tito wanted the bigger purse. :roll:

    Mayweather beat his ass? WTF fight were you watching? Mayweather was losing until the 8th round and even Emmuanel stewart had to admit it. Floyd's own corner was tellin him not to worry, we'll get him late in the fight. LOL Cause oscar was beating him until he gassed. This was an over the hill oscar too, LOL :lol:

    Vargas was in his best, strongest, roided up shape of his career and Oscar still KO'd him faster than Tito did. Same with Mayorga

    Oscar sexual?:roll:
     
  9. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Butthurt? Wow:lol:

    Pac isn't an ATG, deal with it.
     
  10. Ahurath

    Ahurath Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He ddidn't won. Don't say he won beacuse the officials said it. He didn't win at any aspect of the game.

    Pacquiao was the CLEAR winner.
     
  11. Rizoom

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    barrera 1. if not prime pretty damn close.

    ledwaba. was considered 1-2 at 122 at the time. in fact ledwaba was the hbo guy.

    sasakul. was the lineal champion at 112 when pac beat him.

    marquez , whether you thought he won or lost , he fought marquez when many wouldn't.


    pacquiao's career didn't start when he fought delahoya you know.
     
  12. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I do agree previous to Oscar Pac was fighting and beating very good fighters. When he blew out Barrera so easily I think that was his best win.
    It was the overated wins over Oscar, Mosley, even Cotto and Hatton that were just overdone.
    I don't dislike Pac. I'm not happy he lost last night, I'm confused, but need to watch the fight again. I just think he's not the ATG he's been made out to be. Nor do I think Mayweather is.
     
  13. Flexb

    Flexb Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I have to watch it again. I did see Bradley standing there all night with him and landing good shots. I thought Pac had won easily mostly because of how HBO was calling it though.
    But this Bradley guy is good but not great. Pac is on downward spiral.

    Word is that Arum did this to prevent the Mayweather fight and kill the interest for it.
     
  14. oibighead

    oibighead G.O.A.T. Full Member

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    A prime and motivated Pacquiao got a gift against Marquez three times and lost to a no hoper in Bradley.

    Also his two best wins came against severely weight drained opponents in Cotto and De la Hoya :roll:.

    Margarito and Clottey where obviously paid to not fight back and Pac still couldnt knock them out :patsch.

    Mosley was old as **** and hadnt won a fight in 5 years :verysad.

    Pacs resume is full of holes, losses, asterisks and catchweights.

    And people wonder why he ducked the Mayweather fight. :deal
     
  15. Hoshi

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    Sturm dominated Oscar!