Pac and his unbelievable rise/how?

[pbftxrs316]

How ironic.

What you've said about Manny applies all the same to Floyd.

LIKE HELL IT DOES DUMBY---

FLOYD STARTED OFF ROLLING FAST---HIS FIRST FIGHT WAS THE START OF SOMETHING SPECIAL---HELL, HIS STYLE DIDN'T CHANGE FROM THE OLYMPICS, ASKS HIS TEAMATES, THEY'LL TELL YOU THE SAME---HE STARTED OFF GREAT AND STILL IS, AND HE HAD LOST POWER AND SPEED--BUT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A THINKING FIGHTER--WHICH IS WHY HE BEATS HIS OPPONENTS OVERALL---

I DON'T EVEN BELIEVE MANNY IS ON PED'S DUE TO HIS SUDDEN SUCCESSFUL FIGHTS---I BELIEVE HE'S ON PED'S DUE THE HIS SUDDEN HESITANCE TO HAVE FULL RANDOM DRUG TESTS AND HIS CARDIO COACH'S CLAIM THAT MANNY DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE GIVES HIM----MANNY'S SUPERSTITION OF NEEDLES AND BLOOD DRAWN SO CLOSE TO THE FIGHT, WHEN HIS TRAINER WAS THE ONE WHO SAID 3 DAYS, THEN FIVE DAYS, THEN 30 DAYS, THEN 24 DAYS, THEN SOMEWHERE IN THE MIDDLE OF 24 AND 14 DAYS, THEN 14 DAYS AFTER FLOYD TOOK THAT OFF OF THE TABLE---THEN 7 DAYS NOW WHEN THE FIGHT ISN'T EVEN BEING NEGOTIATED---EXPLAIN THAT ONE OBE 1---

AND ON TOP OF THIS INTERRUPTANCE IN TRAINING AND STUFF OF THAT NATURE---FOR THE FIGHT WITH CLOTTEY, MANNY HAD BLOOD DRAWN FOR HIV AND SPARRED EITHER THAT DAY OR THE DAY AFTER----AND WAS FINE---AND HIS PUNCH RATE WENT OVER 1000 PUNCHES ALL OF A SUDDEN---HE'S FULL OF IT AND IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME UNTIL HE'S EXPOSED---

[maguirre]

At least someone admitting the fighters Pac beat were the best boxers in the world and not shop worn like *****s make out, so thats a good start.

Yep, *****s should learn from the ts. Just have it one way or the other. Not both. Saying Pac fought useless fighters, then turn around and say he's too good and should be tested is just so damn stupid. Even your own kid would lose respect for your inability to judge simple things.

[Shovelhook]

Usain Bolt, a few years ago wasn't running 9.9s but now he's running 9.59s.

Phelps was a good swimmer and then, boom ... gold medals everywhere.

The dinosaurs were walking around one day and kapow, they were dead.

Steve Waugh averaged 30-something for the first 30-odd games he played and then ... boom, ended with a career average of 50+

Dude, sometimes people just improve. Get over it.

You realise that Ronnie Coleman wasn't born 300lbs right? People can put on considerable weight over their lives, and can retain strength and speed. Anybody familiar with human physiology (even at a basic level) can see this.