3 boxers who came close to Manny Pacquiao Achievements?

:rofl::rofl: Great ****ing thread! All OP did was state facts and of course the ghetto trash come to hate Pacman. They hate pac so much that they want to make his achievements to be void. :lol1:

How about this challenge; Going 50-0 and never ever being decked. While also being P4p #1 Talk about an achievement if he's not cherry picking his opponent then i have to say that's a great achievement but the case is he temporarily retired when the welterweight division is hot and come back to fight a midget that he cheated on the scale.

Lol. Floyd isn't worthy to be mentioned. lmao. Yet you sport an avatar of Floyd and only ever post on this site to denigrate him. Floyd ruined your life irrevocably.

How about this challenge; Going 50-0 and never ever being decked. While also being P4p #1 Talk about an achievement

141-147 lbs - welterweight 148-154 lbs- jr middleweight I agree that robinson might be the greatest boxer but in terms of achievements and awards i think pac have it. I understand the weight classes and Pacquiao is a great fighter and one of the best. But if I'm keeping it 100, if you handicap fighters and fight for titles at catch weights it taints those wins. Fighters should be able to weigh in for title fights at the weight limit not catch weights. Pacquiao is an all time great and definite hall of famer, no doubt. We will miss him when he retires. I love Pacquiao, but those catchweight title fights are tainted fights. No disrespect to the great Pacquiao. Just keeping it 100 sir. That's all.

2 of those weights for the belts were fought at catch weights of 145 and 150 Just know sir that Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest fighter to ever set foot in a boxing ring. He is TBE, The Greatest, all of that..... 141-147 lbs - welterweight 148-154 lbs- jr middleweight I agree that robinson might be the greatest boxer but in terms of achievements and awards i think pac have it.

I think there are only 3 boxers from the past that came close to pac achievemnts. Manny Pacquiao. 8 Division Champion 2000's Fighter Of The Decade 5 Division Lineal Champion The 3 boxers that came close to pac achievements. Sugar ray Leonard 5 Division Champion 1980's fighter of the decade 3 division lineal champion Roberto Duran 4 Division Champion 1970's fighter of the decade roy Jones jr. 4 Division Champion 1990's fighter of the decade 2 of those weights for the belts were fought at catch weights of 145 and 150 Just know sir that Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest fighter to ever set foot in a boxing ring. He is TBE, The Greatest, all of that.....

Manny Pacquiao-The only 8 division champion, fighter of the decade and the only 5 division lineal champion.

Whats that say about Floyd? The same I don't think he gets by Arron Pryor as well just look at what Castillo and Madaina did to Floyd can you imagine Arron Pryor

All your lies won’t explain away Manny losing to Floyd and even his trainer admitting it. Lol!!! it's not a lie. just watch the fight and you will hear floyd own father saying it. lmao.

Max Kellerman, Jim Lampley, and Freddie Roach are Floyd fans. Now that's news :lol1: lol. floyd own father said he fight scared and he's losing the fight and after the fight his father and uncle agreed that there should be a rematch because floyd didn't beat pac conclusively. :lol1: floyd didn't beat castillo and maidana conclusively that's why there's rematch but against pac he pick a non boxer.

You're right, it don't lie. They are interviewing the loser, Manny Pacquiao :lol1: Lol. I know you're just a floyd fan that's why you think he lose but in landing more and harder punches he beat floyd.

That's not what PacRoaches Max Kellerman and Jim Lampley say :lol1: Must have hurt Max and Jim to admit that Pac lost a wide decision on live television. :lol1: Max: "I had it pretty wide." Jim: "It wasn't a hard fight to score. It was a clear Floyd Mayweather unanimous decision." Sorry the video don't lie. floyd got a gift decision in vegas but outside people knew that pac won

Are you aware PAC fought in a week era he would have never got past Arron Pryor at 140 would have had trouble with Alexis Arrguello I doubt he would have beat Salvador Sanchez at 126 Whats that say about Floyd?

Bullshlt. They didn't even begin giving the fighter of the decade award until the 1990's. :lol1: How does it feel to know that your fighter of the decade got beat by the fighter of the generation in the fight of the century? :lol1: Got beat by floyd? :lol1:. floyd only run and hug in the entire fight but when he tried to fight in round 4 he got countered and wobbled by pac. :lol1:

Here comes the hate.

Then why is he widely regarded as not being the best fighter of his generation? Even by his father, Papa Roach :lol1: The most important and highest award for a fighter to achieve is a FIGHTER OF THE DECADE award which was given to Pac and nothing come close to get it from him.

We know what you want to know....and what we've witnessed is you being torn apart. Why not just go and find some reliable all-time boxing rankings. If you find any boxers ahead of Paquiao, then that most likely means you've found the answer to your question. Simple enough. I base it on facts and the facts is that there's no one come close to oac achievemenrs other than those 3 i mentioned.

Eight division champion (I take Ring Mag title over crooked sanctioning bodies any day), fighter of decade and a remarkable resume that includes Barrera 2X, trilogies with Morales and Bradley, JMM 4X, and vicious beat downs over Cotto, Hatton, Margarito, all while being the smaller fighter. Not to mention the rest of his resume and his fan-friendly style and being one of the most exciting fighters in the ring. Not many come close in that regard. Green k bro. An unbelievable feat.

Eight division champion (I take Ring Mag title over crooked sanctioning bodies any day), fighter of decade and a remarkable resume that includes Barrera 2X, trilogies with Morales and Bradley, JMM 4X, and vicious beat downs over Cotto, Hatton, Margarito, all while being the smaller fighter. Not to mention the rest of his resume and his fan-friendly style and being one of the most exciting fighters in the ring. Not many come close in that regard.