The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

Flyweight champs who become Welterweight champs don't come along very often.

There's a reason people started accusing Pacquiao of steroids. I don't care what ANYBODY SAYS that's a COMPLIMENT.

Legacy wise they'll be neck n neck when all is said n done.

 

Lol this thread.

 

Pac was never welterweight champ. at 147 and 150 he was a paper champ

 

He beat Cotto, Clottey, Margarito, Mosley - pretty good list of fighters to beat, IMO. Only one off that list is Mayweather and he was retired.

 

Margarito wasn't at 147. Mosley was #5 and Clottey was #4. Pacquiao was never WW champ, they werent ever considered a champ when Pac fought them.

 

Who did Floyd beat? Baldo, mitchell, judah, ortiz, a lightweight, a junior WW, soon to be guerrero. Yeah what a run he's had . Champ or not Pac still has the best win at the weight between the two - and Pac's legacy was sealed before he even got to that weight. What he did in 2 years by jumping up in weight and wiping out Cotto, Hatton, Oscar, and Margarito takes a dump over anything Floyd did around that weight.

 

Your opinion changed alot in the last ten months. You actually rated manny ahead ? I hear you talk his career down alot here.

 

way to intentionally leave out Mosley.

 

Toe-mah-to, To-may-to same ****.

 

Anyways the answer is manny imo

 

Huh? I had them even.. Then Pac was KTFO by a lightweight.

 

Marquez is a comfortable filled out welter now. Hes tweeked his training and is as strong as ever

 

So you take him over Floyd in the rematch?

 

You don't know that. No one knows exactly how Pacquiao-Mayweather would play out. It's foolish to give Floyd the advantage over Pacquiao because of Floyd's domination of Marquez and Pacquiao's trouble with him. Barrera should have beaten Pacquiao since he lost to a person Barrera beat, but the logic doesn't follow.

Who knows, Pacquiao's style may have been big trouble for Mayweather. Forever, people will always speculate who would have won and there will never be census.

 

The two losses in Pacquiao's early career was because he was still developing as a fighter and one of his opponent's was actually skilled with a great boxing record, Medogen Singsurat.

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