Whose weight gain is the most impressive? Pac vs RJJ

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by El Greeno, Feb 6, 2011.


  1. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Time for football.
     
  2. Relentless

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    the surgeon found a small labral tear and a cartilage tear around the rim of the shoulder socket, the labrum was repaired but he said the cartilage is in a position where it is very very difficult for the equipment to reach, its a small tear and they say i have to wait for it to naturally heal, which could take forever.

    i've been seeking private help and some consultants think a course of hgh might do the trick, but it is very expensive.
     
  3. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Good luck.

    I think my shoulder is fixed completely because I haven't had any pains.

    The only issue I have had, has been, when its cold and I am lifting. Which I was told to expect. I get some pain, nothing sharp, stiffness and pain but nothing extreme. (kk really football time)!!!
     
  4. horst

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    Good job I didn't do that then, isn't it? :patsch Biased fanboy gimps can't even read or quote properly.

    Here is what I said:

    Do you know the difference between the word "
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    :dead Of course you don't.


    I even explained this statement further later, clearly you didn't read or understand that either:

    :patsch Another failure from notoriously biased ******** "eze".


    If you think Ruiz's performance was much better than Clottey's against Pacquiao, I'd be very interested to hear why.

    I stand by this statement 100%:

    Ruiz was absolutely diabolical against Jones. He made no attempt to use his advantages and put Jones under no pressure. He was a mediocre fighter who folded in the face of someone with speed, he was scared of getting hit coming in. Sorry, but that just was not a "historic" win.


    And I also stand by the point that Jones's "historic" achievement in outpointing John Ruiz was severely compromised when a 230+lbs overweight and past-prime James Toney beat Ruiz with ease at heavyweight as well. :deal


    Pac's stoppage over A-class Cotto (flyweight to welterweight, like no-one had done before) >>> Jones outpointing B/C-class Ruiz (middleweight to heavyweight, like Toney did not long after Jones)
     
  5. Axe

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    200 lbs is not the upper HW limit. In fact, there is no limit.

    You should do the percentage to that of his opponent, John Ruiz. That would make more sense.

    Jones wins with the 41.25% increase in opponent weight at the championship level. :deal
     
  6. horst

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    So if it's only poundage that is important (since that's all you have mentioned), if we are not to consider quality of opponent or number of wins achieved at higher weights, then Tomasz Adamek is a far greater weight-jumper than Roy Jones, because he started his career at 175, and later defeated 261lbs Michael Grant.

    :deal
     
  7. Kel1981

    Kel1981 P4P No.1 Full Member

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    He was outclassed.
     
  8. AnthonyW

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    David Haye started at 200lbs (191lbs)...later defeats 316lb Valuev. :deal
     
  9. Kel1981

    Kel1981 P4P No.1 Full Member

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    I think RJJ did a great job againsed Ruiz but he was such a better fighter the weight meant nothing and Ruiz was just one opponent. Pac has fought a few Welters and a Light Middle so I would say that's a far better feat.
     
  10. RightHandLead17

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    Pacquiao has a better resume on paper but if you go back and actually do your homework Roy's is better because those dudes that Roy fought were in or closer to there primes....Pacs last 5 or 6 opponents that made him so popular were either coming off a loss or terrible performance:deal
     
  11. RightHandLead17

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    DOUBLE STANDARD....Pacquiao also took out the weakest link in the Lightweight division for his belt (David Diaz) he couldve fought a much better opponent & he couldve fought someone better then Hatton in the 140lb division
     
  12. Swarmer

    Swarmer Patrick Full Member

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    its cute to watch people accuse pac of retroactively cherrypicking when the consensus was that Cotto, DLH, and Hatton would smash him and a fight with PBF was pure fantasy. Man, revisionism is crazy.
     
  13. horst

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    :happy Exactly. Underlines the point.
     
  14. kolokomandos

    kolokomandos GLASS IS NOT AN OPTION Full Member

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    Roy fought once at HW fighting a slow like ketchup Ruiz.
     
  15. horst

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    SINGLE STANDARD... Pacquiao moved up past 135 and fought p4p ranked champions Hatton at lww and Cotto at ww, both guys were better fighters than Ruiz was, Cotto especially.

    And Hatton was The Ring champion at lww and universally ranked as the number 1 in the division after his domination of Malignaggi. Open your mind to reality :deal