Safety,Commisions, weighin's, hydration??

Do you have any pictures of Pac's previous weighin to that against MAB???

There is no question that Pac went through a dehydration process for that fight, he weighed 144 lbs by fight time......but so did JMM who stepped in the ring at 141 lbs.
....they both went through a dehydration process, Pac a little more than Marquez.

......but I'll say this for sure.....Pac looks healthy in that picture if you want to compare it to how Morales looked in that video.
The look on Morales' physique and face was outright ridiculous, one in which a doctor should have stepped in and said, "I'm not letting this man go through with the fight, he's not fit to fight."

 

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There is'nt much difference in the way Pac looks as far as dehydration is concerned between his fight with MAB and then with JMM a few months later.......

In fact, he looks better trained and physically stronger for the JMM fight.

The picture you showed boxbox from the angle gives the impression that Pac is more drained than he looks.....but he looks fine in these photos I put up.

There is no comparison what so ever with these shots and the video of a ridiculously bone dry Morales.
No comparison at all.

 

Its possible Pacquiao struggled a bit to make the weight, but the irony of it is that Marquez actually gave Pac the choice to have the fight at 135 lbs if that was what he wished........Pac chose 130 lbs, point blank.

Morales did not have that choice if he wanted the Pac fight.
Had Morales had the choice, he'd most definitely would have chosen 135 lbs.

Pac had his choice in weight, Morales did'nt, thats something that cannot be refuted.

 

In most instances, fighters exaggerate and use as an excuse how drained they were for the fight.....that video clip however tells the whole story.
No exaggeration here with Morales, he was a dead man walking.

.....and I agree with Morales 100%, Pacquiao's strenghth is his southpaw stance disorderly attack.

Pacquiao is'nt as disorderly as he used to be , but even now, you could see in the Cotto fight, when Cotto had some success attacking, Pacquiao became disorderly and unconventional in the way he went about throwing his punches.
.......Pacquiao will always go that route when attacked.
He looks cool as a cucumber and looks like he technically knows what he's doing when the fighter in front of him is'nt offering anything.

.....but once attacked, he zig zags and is all over the place like the same old Pacquiao throwing punches from all angles and leaving himself exposed and off balance when he fails to connect.

The *******s will actually think I'm being critical of Pacquiao and dissing him......but in actuality against great fighters, that reckless all over the place Pacquiao actually serves him well. He's actually harder to guage and time when he's in that mode.

I remember Nacho Beristain being posed a question of how technically and boxistically better Pacquiao had looked in the MAB rematch and how much improved Pac had come from his first fight with JMM.....
....to which Nacho agreed and gave credit to Freddie Roach, but then Nacho could'nt contain himself and chuckled, saying...."how great it would be for JMM if Pacquiao fought the way he did in the MAB rematch."
.....he went on to say that Marquez would have a field day against that version of Pacquiao because he just would never be able to match witts and make the adjustments from moment to moment the way Marquez does it.
"We would welcome Pacquiao attempting to box us, but we know that it would'nt last for long because he'd have no choice but to get reckless once the strong counters from Juan started bouncing off of Pacquiao's body and head."....Nacho went on to say.

......of course Nacho was prophetic, the few brief moments of success that Pacquiao had against Marquez came from sudden burst of energy after catching and stunning Marquez with a straight left.

Pacquiao had used both his hands against Morales and MAB with success, but it just did'nt happen for him against his technical superior in JMM.

It will be the same way with Mayweather. Pac will never outbox Mayweather, his only chance is to catch him with a big shot and hope Mayweather is'nt as tough as JMM and is'nt able to survive the onslaught that comes after being stunned.

 

Did you look at the youtube clip on the first post of this thread?

......are you going to tell me that if you were a doctor who had a choice of whether that individual could fight or not, you'd have put your signature on an official document giving Morales a clean bill of health and deemed him fit to fight??????

I dont think you would!:nono