What will Pac's options be after he gets stomped by Joshua Clottey?

I see sir. While I don't think he'd beat Pac, I can't think of anyone at 140 who could beat him. Guy is very legit.

 

pac is going to out work clotty and then knock his as out, speed and power will be too much for clotty.

 

Your always so easilty butthurt.

:rofl

 

If Clottey scores a early head butt, than he got a good shot of winning.
Out of your options in the poll Bradley would be the best choice, but if he did lose he should fight the loser of PBF and Mosely.

 

LOL. You're alright. :good

 

Agreed, ........... again.

 

Seriously folks, I will be so glad when this guy loses. His fans will make you dislike him. To me he is quick, strong, and all that but he still looks off balanced and sloppy to me. Look up any picture of him punching somebody and I guarantee one hand is out and the other is at his waist. It amazes me that nobody has capitalized on this. His fights are fixed. That's my story and Im sticking to it. I guess Arum knows who is willing to take a dive for the sake of the sport.

 

No Erik 'elTerrible' Morales. Prove me wrong. Handspeed, power, reach, defense, combinations. Clottey is much better than Morales in these departments.

 

Erik Morales is much stronger in the category that matters most in any big fight: Mental Toughness.

Clottey is a mental midget who will never get past any elite fighter at 147 or 154.

 

You have a point. That is why I mention that the issue with Clottey is not ability but desire and will.

Even then, he can get by most of the elite fighters with just his skills and ability in a fair fight. Cotto had to have the referee and the judges in his favour to win. In terms of skills and ability, the only people I see troubling him are Mayweather and Pac. Not Berto, Williams, Martinez, Mosley, Margarito, Quintana or Cintron.

I won't call him a mental midget but I'd say he's handicapped in his view of the sport as being a means to an end, 'greener pastures' as he says. He doesn't mind losing the judges decision if he convinces himself and the public he's won the fight and he gets paid and continues to get big fights. He lacks that last bit of desire that someone who's looking to make a name for himself first has.

But then again, he's going to retire not very rich or great but comfortable and with very little physical\psychiatric\psychological effects on his body. Compare that with Morales, Cotto, Marquez, Margarito even Pac. Point of reference, Ali and Lewis.

 

I heard that after PAC beats Clottey he isn't even going to bother with SSM or FMJ anyway he's going straight after Vitali