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

No way in hell he chooses to do that goofy shi.t.

It's too much of a liability to be a choice.:deal

I think his trainers have given up trying to break him of that huge flaw.

I see plenty fighters doing things that work for Floyd and many other fighters.

I have yet to see another fighter falling in on one foot with his hands down trying to be like Manny.

 

You can't just look at someone and make a conclusion as to who is bigger. That's what scales are for. Pacquaio and Mayweather both recently weighed in at 150 on fight night for their respective fights. They're the same size.

 

Very careful match-making.

 

I love this thread.

Question is - 'Are Manny and Floyd the same size'

***** answers as follows

1. They weigh the same
2. Floyd has better coordination.
3. Manny cannot throw a left hook without both feet leaving the ground.

Classic ESB.

Happy new year.

 

Boxing is divided by WEIGHT not height and reach.

You don't know that yet???:think

 

The only idiot is you. Even if it did sell 3mil ppv's, half the revenue goes to cable, satellite companies. Floyd wouldn't have gotten as much as moron's like you think with Pac demanding half.

 

Well as far as chins are concern. Pacs appears to be more fragile then Floyds.

 

The question was about size not weight.

Dont do Physics.

 

Boxing is not divided by size(height, reach)

If it were you'd have Paul Williams and Mike Tyson in the same weight class.

 

They are basically right around the same weight, naturally. Height and reach are in favor of Floyd, by a few inches. Both could fight 1 division down with a fair amount of focus on losing weight and 1 division up with focus on keeping on the few lbs they would have to gain.

 

Is it possible?

He rarely gets hit clean on the chin, and MOSLELY rocked.him bad!

 

:yep

 

He was afraid of his son fighting Diego Corrales....

Remember how that fight played out?

 

The question was about size not height or reach.

 

Please explain what size is and what you use to determine differences in size.