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

why are you constantly picking at this thread. you're replying to every post & you havent even posted in any other threads.

 

:think Let me see, hmm. Yes its possible! But first, let us tie Haye to the post! Oh wait, let us also handcuff him! :nut

 

I don't think he will but it is not impossible. Floyd was a beast at lower weights and if he could regain his old fighting heart and the courage to throw punches he used to do, then it would be a short night for Pac.:yep

 

Pac has improved a lot but admittedly his defense is still weak but who will need strong defense against a weak offense? Floyd has the best defense in the world but his offense has turn from good to average lately.

 

We're discussing on the premise that Floyd and Pac TODAY right? Floyd is rusty for being inactive for more than a year while Pac is still in good shape so I wouldn't be surprised if Pac KOd Floyd!:huh

 

I found the thread interesting but I will also see some other threads buddy. Note that I have only about a hundred posts, I'm a newbie here that's why you you havent seen my name or my post yet in other threads.

 

Some people shouldn't be allowed to post atsch

 

When you are a former fighter and a fan of this game, and you are speaking to a fan who is not truly a fan of this game nor has he/she ever laced them up, you find yourself arguing with fans like this from time to time lol. The above information that this poster gave shows us that this fan is just not in the know of Barrera, nor does he/she ever want to know because PAc blinds them.:nut

 

plain and simple :good

 

man, there is no limit to your dumbness. biologically speaking, you can rarely find athletes who are past their prime when they are 29 except perhaps when it comes to gymnastics.

I am an athlete myself nallege, so don't give me that crap of being over the hill. with the advances in science, athletes are able to prolong their careers, and that includes boxing or mma. these two contact sports admittedly will hasten the end of your career due to wear and tear. especially to fighter who started early like em, pac, to an extent mab.

But biologically speaking, this age is just right when it comes to peak in one's athletic ability. try to check mabs record after their first fight and he made a string of victories over juarez, em, etc. so the claim that he was past his prime is plain horse ass.

he was outgunned plain and simple. he was outgunned in the first 6 rounds when a fighter of his caliber should have at least the gas in his tank.

jordan, gretzky, tiger woods. try studying other sport in relation to boxing.
pac fought a great fight and followed a perfect game plan. watch again the fight and see the four punch combo to the body that pac threw which stopped mab on his tracks when he attempted to trap pac in a corner.

by trying to diminish pacs achievements, you make are either a hater or envious of what pac has achieved. so you are a former fighter, so what? that does not make your statement gospel truth. :nut

 

Boxing 101 is scheduled for this Saturday morning, ok? You, Harrison, and all delusional PAc fans are expected to attend. You will be taught many things in this class. The heart of other fighters outside of PAc that you don't know qanything about, info on boxers other than PAc...you'll learn about boxers who are at their best when in their prime and not, and the difference between prime fighters, and fighters with a foot in the casket.

You will also judge a beauty pageant too. Harrison's iguana comment...as disturbing as it is when read...has consequences for those who laughed with him:nut. If you miss this class, you will be afforded a Mark Wahlberg tattoo like the one Harrison has, and had in his avy...only it will be forced onto your arm as a tattoo as you are held down by men with 30 inch guns lol. We know Wahlberg is a PAc fan lol, and this tattoo is a permanent tattoo too lol.:nut

You guys will also learn math as PAc was 17 going on 18 I believe, and 11-0 when he lost by tko to Torrecampo who had already lost by ko 4 times before he fought PAc. Pac was also 20 or 21 when he lost to the undefeated Singsurat. Morales had enough left in the tank to show you that if he were fighting PAc in his prime 3 times, he might beat PAc 3 times also. Speculation of course, but we can't change history now can we? lol. Good luck. Class starts at 9:00am sharp!

 

Hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahaha...lol. You have the crowd rolling lol...Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...

 

Yeah, that was prime Barrera losing just about every round to PAc. Genius:nut. Barrera's 29 was a "past it" 29. You guys have forgotten how Barrera used to fight lol. Fighting from 1989 and facing PAc in 2003 is a long time in this game. Barrera fought quality comp also. Barrera's skills and aggressiveness were gone by the time he fought PAc as their fight told us the story. Barrera hung on to beat Morales in their third fight whom he beat 3 times imo anyway if you ask me. Even when Barrera beat Morales, Morales best days were behind him and Morales still had enough to beat PAc. Morales record was 1-5 after he lost to Barrera. Barrera might've hung on to beat a past it Morales a third time, and a couple of second tier fighters, but he never beat an elite fighter again, and he never fought like he did when he beat Hamed. All you have to do is open your eyes and watch PAc-Barrera. You see flashes of old Barrera, but that is it.

 

style makes fight nallege. mab just does have the speed to match pac plain and simple. morales defeated pac because he studied pac and took advantage of his frailties. I am a huge em fan, and the way he used tha uppercut to his advantage in the first fight was a trainers genius if you ask me.

but a shot mab at 29. a little past his peak, possible but he was still top 3 p4p at that time if i remember it right. hence, that your claim will not really hold water on that one.

 

We'll have to agree to disagree. If it happens that PAc loses to a younger fighter, and doesn't look like the PAc that we know, I will defend PAc also. A great fighters career is judged on the prime fighters he has beaten as well as the other entangibles that we fans/critics factor in. Prime op is the biggest of the biggy when judging fighters careers.