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PBF, SSM, PAC & OST review
Three things we know about Manny are:
1. He has a lot trouble with technical boxers (Marquez twice, Morales once, Mayweather’s easily a superior technical boxer compared to both).
2. Manny is prone to being hit a lot. Defense has never been his strong suit and he’s known to go toe to toe out of retaliation of being hit, which IMO is not the smartest thing to do vs a superior counter punching defensive styled fighter with a connect percentage higher than most phone providers.
3. Manny struggled to get through Clottey’s defense. If he can't break Clottey's defense how will he get through Mayweather's technical counter punching defensive style?
Lets talk about JMM and how a "boxing expert" flip flops on Mayweather just because it didn't go the way he wanted it to.
Sound familiar? About half the posters in here are this way.
SIZE:
Have I mentioned that Pac is "small", as in the same size as JMM (who most everyone said before AND after the fact was too "small")? I’ll go ahead and pull that excuse out now. Pac will be too small. No excuses after the fight will be accepted.
So why was Pac flip flopping on taking these tests? Why is he ok with the 14 day cut off NOW but not before Mayweather beat Mosley? Did it have anything to do with how Mster coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach expressed - "Pac isn't ready for a fighter like Mayweather"?
Here's a clip of team Pac flip flopping. More specifically Master coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach.
Everyone bashes Roger and Sr and they have a right too but lets not forget old Freddie Roach.....
So lets highlight size again.
"Floyd Mayweather Jr. showed what he can do against a smaller world-class fighter when he pounded Juan Manuel Marquez in a one-sided decision. Another world-class small man will try to blemish the “Pretty Boy’s” perfect record when Manny Pacquiao steps into the ring. Pacquiao, 51-3-2, 38 KO’s, is regarded as the bigger puncher but Mayweather Jr., 41-0, 25 KO’s, will undoubtedly be the bigger man. Mayweather started his pro career at 130 Lbs. and has fought as a welterweight for the past 5 years. Pacquiao began his career at 105 Lbs., campaigned primarily at 130 Lbs. and has fought as a welterweight only twice. Will Floyd’s size be too much for Pacquiao to overcome? Below is a closer look at these two fighters from our boxing picks team of experts.
The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Betting Line has Mayweather as a -140 favorite at Bodog.
Boxing Picks Analysis: Manny Pacquiao has too gorge himself to weight over 140 Lbs. Floyd Mayweather walks around at 160 Lbs. and easily cuts down to 147 Lbs. without missing a meal. Size in boxing does matter. In 1993 when a 205 Lb. heavyweight champion named Evander Holyfield met a natural 235 Lb. heavyweight contender named Rid**** Bowe he was defeated. Boxing’s old axiom is that a good big man will beat a good little man. Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are both great fighters but Mayweather is bigger. Pacquiao will be giving up 2” in height 7” in reach and roughly 10 Lbs. in weight when he steps into the ring against Mayweather.
The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Betting Line TOTAL is at 11.5 Rounds with the UNDER at -135.
While it is just speculation, it could be damming for Pacquiao if the Olympic style drug testing is implemented. Pacquiao is very strong for his weight but if he is being aided by performance enhancing agents, he will also be at a strength disadvantage against Floyd".
Boxing Picks Size Edge: Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Who cares what "BOXING PICKS SIZE EDGE" is... I just find it interesting because it shares my feelings and how everyone would bash Mayweather for fighting Smaller fighters..... yet Pac (same size as JMM) is now being called to fight Mayweather.... Contradicting much?
Cherry picking and who really fought the "smaller" fighters:
Lets look at a clip that reminds everyone of Pac's "picking" and Mayweather's "picking" from a few fights. It will also remind everyone of who actually fought the "bigger" fighters appose to the "smaller" ones.
Interesting information for both a fan and hater of Mayweather and Pac.
Here's an audio clip of how a radio DJ feels towards this entire situation. Not that it matters one bit but it goes back to what I've been saying all along; The public wont be so forgiving of Pac if he decides to walk/run/duck/hide (which ever you may call it) again. Bottom line, people are fed up. Here is an example.
Post Mosley Fight:
So lets fast forward to after Mayweather beat Mosley (the fighter that Master coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach said Pac wouldn't fight).
"The ball is now in Manny Pacquiao's court" - Brian Kennedy
NOW its time for PAC to make the fight as many agree with and that is exactly what I personally agree with...
Side note:
Now I'm not saying I agree with EVERYTHING these videos show. I'm just throwing out the info for you to judge. I'm not a hater of either. I just want this FIGHT MADE!
So again, I'll leave you with (the guy that always argues with Mayweather on ESPN) Brian Kennedy's Quote: "The ball is now in Manny Pacquiao's court".
1. He has a lot trouble with technical boxers (Marquez twice, Morales once, Mayweather’s easily a superior technical boxer compared to both).
2. Manny is prone to being hit a lot. Defense has never been his strong suit and he’s known to go toe to toe out of retaliation of being hit, which IMO is not the smartest thing to do vs a superior counter punching defensive styled fighter with a connect percentage higher than most phone providers.
3. Manny struggled to get through Clottey’s defense. If he can't break Clottey's defense how will he get through Mayweather's technical counter punching defensive style?
Lets talk about JMM and how a "boxing expert" flip flops on Mayweather just because it didn't go the way he wanted it to.
Sound familiar? About half the posters in here are this way.
SIZE:
Have I mentioned that Pac is "small", as in the same size as JMM (who most everyone said before AND after the fact was too "small")? I’ll go ahead and pull that excuse out now. Pac will be too small. No excuses after the fight will be accepted.
So why was Pac flip flopping on taking these tests? Why is he ok with the 14 day cut off NOW but not before Mayweather beat Mosley? Did it have anything to do with how Mster coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach expressed - "Pac isn't ready for a fighter like Mayweather"?
Here's a clip of team Pac flip flopping. More specifically Master coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach.
Everyone bashes Roger and Sr and they have a right too but lets not forget old Freddie Roach.....
So lets highlight size again.
"Floyd Mayweather Jr. showed what he can do against a smaller world-class fighter when he pounded Juan Manuel Marquez in a one-sided decision. Another world-class small man will try to blemish the “Pretty Boy’s” perfect record when Manny Pacquiao steps into the ring. Pacquiao, 51-3-2, 38 KO’s, is regarded as the bigger puncher but Mayweather Jr., 41-0, 25 KO’s, will undoubtedly be the bigger man. Mayweather started his pro career at 130 Lbs. and has fought as a welterweight for the past 5 years. Pacquiao began his career at 105 Lbs., campaigned primarily at 130 Lbs. and has fought as a welterweight only twice. Will Floyd’s size be too much for Pacquiao to overcome? Below is a closer look at these two fighters from our boxing picks team of experts.
The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Betting Line has Mayweather as a -140 favorite at Bodog.
Boxing Picks Analysis: Manny Pacquiao has too gorge himself to weight over 140 Lbs. Floyd Mayweather walks around at 160 Lbs. and easily cuts down to 147 Lbs. without missing a meal. Size in boxing does matter. In 1993 when a 205 Lb. heavyweight champion named Evander Holyfield met a natural 235 Lb. heavyweight contender named Rid**** Bowe he was defeated. Boxing’s old axiom is that a good big man will beat a good little man. Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are both great fighters but Mayweather is bigger. Pacquiao will be giving up 2” in height 7” in reach and roughly 10 Lbs. in weight when he steps into the ring against Mayweather.
The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Betting Line TOTAL is at 11.5 Rounds with the UNDER at -135.
While it is just speculation, it could be damming for Pacquiao if the Olympic style drug testing is implemented. Pacquiao is very strong for his weight but if he is being aided by performance enhancing agents, he will also be at a strength disadvantage against Floyd".
Boxing Picks Size Edge: Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Who cares what "BOXING PICKS SIZE EDGE" is... I just find it interesting because it shares my feelings and how everyone would bash Mayweather for fighting Smaller fighters..... yet Pac (same size as JMM) is now being called to fight Mayweather.... Contradicting much?
Cherry picking and who really fought the "smaller" fighters:
Lets look at a clip that reminds everyone of Pac's "picking" and Mayweather's "picking" from a few fights. It will also remind everyone of who actually fought the "bigger" fighters appose to the "smaller" ones.
Interesting information for both a fan and hater of Mayweather and Pac.
Here's an audio clip of how a radio DJ feels towards this entire situation. Not that it matters one bit but it goes back to what I've been saying all along; The public wont be so forgiving of Pac if he decides to walk/run/duck/hide (which ever you may call it) again. Bottom line, people are fed up. Here is an example.
Post Mosley Fight:
So lets fast forward to after Mayweather beat Mosley (the fighter that Master coach and hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach said Pac wouldn't fight).
"The ball is now in Manny Pacquiao's court" - Brian Kennedy
NOW its time for PAC to make the fight as many agree with and that is exactly what I personally agree with...
Side note:
Now I'm not saying I agree with EVERYTHING these videos show. I'm just throwing out the info for you to judge. I'm not a hater of either. I just want this FIGHT MADE!
So again, I'll leave you with (the guy that always argues with Mayweather on ESPN) Brian Kennedy's Quote: "The ball is now in Manny Pacquiao's court".
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