Pacquiao remains pound for pound king

what movie is the gif in your sig from? Its very disturbing "Hatchet", and if you think that's disturbing, wait until Manny gets into the ring with Floyd.

pacman is the P4P KING no doubt

I agree 100%. Mayweather could never do to Marquez what Pacquiao did to him even if he fought him four times!!lmao you pactards are hilarious.. this **** is more fun than playing COD3

PACQUIAO REMAINS POUND FOR POUND KING :fing02: By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 WBO welterweight champion and “Fighter of the Decade” Manny Pacquiao remains Ring Magazine’s pound-for-pound king despite his controversial majority decision victory over Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas last Saturday. Ring’s Michael Rosenthal reported that “The knee-jerk reaction was this: Pacquiao, No. 1 pound for pound, gave a sub-par performance (for him, at least) and should have to pay a price. He noted that No 2 Floyd Mayweather Jr ”was on Pacquiao’s heels going into Saturday, just waiting for a slip-up. And that’s what happened on Saturday. One could argue that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao atop the rankings, particularly because more people than ever believe he’d beat Pacquiao head to head.” Ring Magazine said another option we (The Editorial Board) considered was to declare the No. 1 position vacant and demand that the principals fight one another to determine the pound-for-pound king, which would’ve been the easiest way to deal with this dilemma. In the end, though, Rosenthal said “ we decided to leave the pound-for-pound rankings as is for one simple reason: All but one member of the Ratings Advisory Panel who provided input and the entire RING Editorial Board believed it was the right thing to do.” The Magazine, considered “The Bible of Boxing” for years considered several points. 1. Pacquiao wasn’t fighting a chump. Marquez is the No. 5 fighter in the world pound for pound. And Pacquiao beat him, at least officially. 2. A great fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because another great fighter has his number. We didn’t think less of Muhammad Ali because he had trouble with Ken Norton three times. The same with Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler in their series. 3. A fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because he has an off night, if that’s what it was on Saturday. Sergio Martinez didn’t look great against Darren Barker but no one clamored for him to be demoted. 4.Pacquiao has accomplished more than Mayweather in recent years. The Filipino is 9-0 against big-name opponents since the beginning of 2008; Mayweather is 3-0 in that time. 5.Mayweather isn’t exactly coming off a sterling performance. He looked good against Victor Ortiz for three-plus rounds but scored a knockout when Ortiz wasn’t looking. 6.And you can’t say that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao because he defeated Marquez more easily. That doesn’t take into account styles and strengths. Plus, Pacquiao beat Ricky Hatton and Oscar De La Hoya more easily than Mayweather did. In conclusion Rosenthal, one of the most respected boxing writers said “We also feel we should add something here: Pacquiao survives as THE RING’s No. 1 fighter by a hair. Should he stumble again or Mayweather turn in an outstanding performance, a new king probably would be crowned. And we still hold out hope that they’ll decide this once and for all by facing one another in the ring. Rosenthal added one more note stating that Marquez moved up in weight yet still fought on at least even terms with the No. 1 fighter in the world, which might merit a bump up in the pound-for-pound ratings under certain circumstances. However, we couldn't justify placing him above Pacquiao, Mayweather, Sergio Martinez and Nonito Donaire, who don't deserve to be demoted. a pound of s.hit.. lol he is a trash boxer and got exposed lmao:tool:

The best!!! Wooooooooooo!!!! Hahaha flomos hate. We run this sport. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Z9khwYrHu5U/Susk6dlo7EI/AAAAAAAACqM/Lazq-1kp0_g/s200/pacquiao_lem.jpg

There's maybe 3 boxers in the history of this sport capable of never having an off night. And one of them is a currently active fighter, Floyd Mayweather. Last time he had an off night was against Castillo and that was because of an injured shoulder. Pacquiao has had back to back off nights..

PACQUIAO REMAINS POUND FOR POUND KING :fing02: By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 WBO welterweight champion and “Fighter of the Decade” Manny Pacquiao remains Ring Magazine’s pound-for-pound king despite his controversial majority decision victory over Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas last Saturday. Ring’s Michael Rosenthal reported that “The knee-jerk reaction was this: Pacquiao, No. 1 pound for pound, gave a sub-par performance (for him, at least) and should have to pay a price. He noted that No 2 Floyd Mayweather Jr ”was on Pacquiao’s heels going into Saturday, just waiting for a slip-up. And that’s what happened on Saturday. One could argue that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao atop the rankings, particularly because more people than ever believe he’d beat Pacquiao head to head.” Ring Magazine said another option we (The Editorial Board) considered was to declare the No. 1 position vacant and demand that the principals fight one another to determine the pound-for-pound king, which would’ve been the easiest way to deal with this dilemma. In the end, though, Rosenthal said “ we decided to leave the pound-for-pound rankings as is for one simple reason: All but one member of the Ratings Advisory Panel who provided input and the entire RING Editorial Board believed it was the right thing to do.” The Magazine, considered “The Bible of Boxing” for years considered several points. 1. Pacquiao wasn’t fighting a chump. Marquez is the No. 5 fighter in the world pound for pound. And Pacquiao beat him, at least officially. 2. A great fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because another great fighter has his number. We didn’t think less of Muhammad Ali because he had trouble with Ken Norton three times. The same with Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler in their series. 3. A fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because he has an off night, if that’s what it was on Saturday. Sergio Martinez didn’t look great against Darren Barker but no one clamored for him to be demoted. 4.Pacquiao has accomplished more than Mayweather in recent years. The Filipino is 9-0 against big-name opponents since the beginning of 2008; Mayweather is 3-0 in that time. 5.Mayweather isn’t exactly coming off a sterling performance. He looked good against Victor Ortiz for three-plus rounds but scored a knockout when Ortiz wasn’t looking. 6.And you can’t say that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao because he defeated Marquez more easily. That doesn’t take into account styles and strengths. Plus, Pacquiao beat Ricky Hatton and Oscar De La Hoya more easily than Mayweather did. In conclusion Rosenthal, one of the most respected boxing writers said “We also feel we should add something here: Pacquiao survives as THE RING’s No. 1 fighter by a hair. Should he stumble again or Mayweather turn in an outstanding performance, a new king probably would be crowned. And we still hold out hope that they’ll decide this once and for all by facing one another in the ring. Rosenthal added one more note stating that Marquez moved up in weight yet still fought on at least even terms with the No. 1 fighter in the world, which might merit a bump up in the pound-for-pound ratings under certain circumstances. However, we couldn't justify placing him above Pacquiao, Mayweather, Sergio Martinez and Nonito Donaire, who don't deserve to be demoted. Great article! :fing02:

PACQUIAO REMAINS POUND FOR POUND KING :fing02: By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 WBO welterweight champion and “Fighter of the Decade” Manny Pacquiao remains Ring Magazine’s pound-for-pound king despite his controversial majority decision victory over Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas last Saturday. Ring’s Michael Rosenthal reported that “The knee-jerk reaction was this: Pacquiao, No. 1 pound for pound, gave a sub-par performance (for him, at least) and should have to pay a price. He noted that No 2 Floyd Mayweather Jr ”was on Pacquiao’s heels going into Saturday, just waiting for a slip-up. And that’s what happened on Saturday. One could argue that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao atop the rankings, particularly because more people than ever believe he’d beat Pacquiao head to head.” Ring Magazine said another option we (The Editorial Board) considered was to declare the No. 1 position vacant and demand that the principals fight one another to determine the pound-for-pound king, which would’ve been the easiest way to deal with this dilemma. In the end, though, Rosenthal said “ we decided to leave the pound-for-pound rankings as is for one simple reason: All but one member of the Ratings Advisory Panel who provided input and the entire RING Editorial Board believed it was the right thing to do.” The Magazine, considered “The Bible of Boxing” for years considered several points. 1. Pacquiao wasn’t fighting a chump. Marquez is the No. 5 fighter in the world pound for pound. And Pacquiao beat him, at least officially. 2. A great fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because another great fighter has his number. We didn’t think less of Muhammad Ali because he had trouble with Ken Norton three times. The same with Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler in their series. 3. A fighter shouldn’t necessarily be demoted because he has an off night, if that’s what it was on Saturday. Sergio Martinez didn’t look great against Darren Barker but no one clamored for him to be demoted. 4.Pacquiao has accomplished more than Mayweather in recent years. The Filipino is 9-0 against big-name opponents since the beginning of 2008; Mayweather is 3-0 in that time. 5.Mayweather isn’t exactly coming off a sterling performance. He looked good against Victor Ortiz for three-plus rounds but scored a knockout when Ortiz wasn’t looking. 6.And you can’t say that Mayweather should supplant Pacquiao because he defeated Marquez more easily. That doesn’t take into account styles and strengths. Plus, Pacquiao beat Ricky Hatton and Oscar De La Hoya more easily than Mayweather did. In conclusion Rosenthal, one of the most respected boxing writers said “We also feel we should add something here: Pacquiao survives as THE RING’s No. 1 fighter by a hair. Should he stumble again or Mayweather turn in an outstanding performance, a new king probably would be crowned. And we still hold out hope that they’ll decide this once and for all by facing one another in the ring. Rosenthal added one more note stating that Marquez moved up in weight yet still fought on at least even terms with the No. 1 fighter in the world, which might merit a bump up in the pound-for-pound ratings under certain circumstances. However, we couldn't justify placing him above Pacquiao, Mayweather, Sergio Martinez and Nonito Donaire, who don't deserve to be demoted. You're fucking garbage dude.

The number 1 p4p should never have an off night. what movie is the gif in your sig from? Its very disturbing

Great article. And not only does Pac remain P4P king but he actually seperated himself from everyone else by taking to school a first ballot HOFer. Can you say the same about Victor Ortiz or Darren Barker? Hell no you can't. And Marquez is ranked as the best counter puncher in the sport and Pac out counter-punched him which isn't even his style. Punch stats don't lie. Pac is not only the best ambush fighter in the world but is also the best counter-puncher....wow I agree 100%. Mayweather could never do to Marquez what Pacquiao did to him even if he fought him four times!!

There's no doubt Mayweather is the best in the sport. Has been since 2005.

Great article. And not only does Pac remain P4P king but he actually seperated himself from everyone else by taking to school a first ballot HOFer. Can you say the same about Victor Ortiz or Darren Barker? Hell no you can't. And Marquez is ranked as the best counter puncher in the sport and Pac out counter-punched him which isn't even his style. Punch stats don't lie. Pac is not only the best ambush fighter in the world but is also the best counter-puncher....wow

The number 1 p4p should never have an off night.

p4p#1 barely

even if floyd ko'd manny, pactards would say "well, manny still deserves to be p4p because floyd was bigger."

true boxing fans know who the king is

Then why is Manny Duckman running away from Floyd as fast as he can , he aint no P4P1 , he is a cherry picking ducker .