Mega_Eggot

pac weighed in at 142 lbs for the dlh fight He weighed in at 145 and 3/4 lbs against Clottey. Manny weighed 144 and a half for the Margarito fight.

Don't quit yet Manny!!! You NEED Floyd!!!!

bump for the "new decade" :lol1:

I don't think May's scared of Pacquiao, but Pacquiao might not be actively boxing too much longer. I mean, why did Mayweather "un-retire"?

pac is alreadybattle worn. I agree. I think he should retire after the Margarito fight.

TOO CLOSE TO CALL What do you think tastes better: Dog shit with frosting OR Chocolate chip dog shit?

@108 Pacquiao @112 Pirog @115 Pirog @118 Pacquiao @122 Pacquiao @126 Pacquiao @130 Pirog @135 Pacquiao @140 Pacquiao @145-147 Pacquiao @150-154 Pacquiao

what about heavyweight? Pirog split dec.

It was just ok. I could forsee that whoopin. Wanted him to get mean and knock him out but oh well. I mention Ali and you mention Mayweather. Thats good company friend. I knew someone would make the thread sway that way. You seem to be misguided. I was contrasting away. You are comparing to. Comparing the Rumble in the Jungle to Numero Uno. I knew you would sway that way.

Massive exposure and hype not seen in a long time from CBS and affiliates may force the referee to be briefed regarding the "safety" of the fighters. Even if the losing fighter wasn't going to hit the canvas, I see a referee stoppage without hesitation. A one-sided beatdown would warrant the referee to step in and give CBS a classic highlight to play for primetime.

Give me Ali-Foreman. Give me Mayweather-Marquez. I mean, those are your top two favorite fighters according to your list. You must've loved that fight to death.

**** i voted no because your ****ing title is the opposite of the question in the poll what a trick. it says should he be taken out but the poll says should he stay in. i voted no looking at the thread title :lol1: :rofl:

I want to see Floyd roll up to the White House and yell at the security guard for not letting him in. He did, but the security guard's boss was Manny Pacquiao. When the guard made a call to his boss... Floyd drove off yelling "NO NEGOTIATIONS!!!"

He did, but the security guard's boss was Manny Pacquiao. When the guard made a call to his boss. Floyd drove off yelling "NO NEGOTIATIONS!!!"

I'm catching this fight on PPV whether I pay for it or go to a friend's house. Even if it only lasts 2 rounds, their styles alone are explosive. I'd rather see Pac-Berto, but I think that can wait. Berto isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

Why is his selection bad? Any version of Margarito or Cotto is better than Baldomir or Gatti, yet we dont go on about Floyd fighting Baldmor or Gatti? Bless Gatti. Just fight floyd damn it. Fight! GTFO! Fantasy fights are where it's at man, naw mean? Who are you drafting in your fantasy PPV league? I got Mayweather over Donaire @ WW. Nonito's a top P4P'er. It should do over 3 Million PPV +/- 1 Mil.

GTFO! Fantasy fights are where it's at man, naw mean? Who are you drafting in your fantasy PPV league?

Well, this is the internet. Home of the rejects, but I like your post. Green K.

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he's an albino He looks like a light skinnded black. http://www.skinz.org/skins/65/14788/Matrix-TheTwins-1024x768_fullsize.jpg

It wouldn't any make money.

I think Berto would swarm, toy, and manhandle Aydin. Berto would pretty much have command of this fight en route to a mid-fight ko/tko.

At this point of their careers I'm more interested in John vs. Marquez 2.

Donaire, Juanma, and if Khan's chin holds up he could do it. It's a long shot but maybe Benavidez Jr. some time down the line.

Again, how does anyone know that he's sparring Pacquiao? I haven't seen that anywhere. It's in Tagalog, but at 0:20 to 0:31 the news anchor says, "Pacquiao is waiting on what will be his new sparmate, a middleweight champion who has not lost yet, Peter Quillin." He pronounces Quillin, "Quindin".

Ronnie does the Twitting for Pac anyway.

I remember Mosley was a pretty big underdog. The way he just man-handled Margarito....man. That's not taking anything away from Pac. Pac's win was impressive but Mosley's win was like...."Wha? Wha? What tha f--- just happened?!?"

This is a repost of pejevan's over at ESB (I know, I know, ESB of all f*ck'n places). But it's still food for thought: "Numbers Don't Lie There are times when we like an athlete so much that we want things to happen that are almost impossible for him/her to achieve. And like a destiny, this happened to Manny Pacquiao. He won a historic seven world titles in seven weight divisions; four of which were lineal titles and all of them came from a knock out win against the world champion and claimant. Here are some interesting statistics why Manny is such a legendary fighter. And like the saying goes; "Some men lie, some women lie, but numbers don't". Elite Club of Multiple Division World Champions w/ at least 4: 7 - Manny Pacquiao (112, 122, 126, 130, 135, 140, 147)* 6 - Oscar DeLa Hoya (130, 135, 140, 147, 154, 160) 5 - Thomas Hearns (147, 154, 160, 168, 175) 5 - Sugar Ray Leonard (147, 154, 160, 168, 175) 5 - Floyd Mayweather Jr. (130, 135, 140, 147, 154) 4 - Roberto Duran (135, 147, 154, 160) 4 - Pernell Whitaker (135, 140, 147, 154) 4 - Leo Gomez (105, 108, 112, 115) 4 - Roy Jones Jr. (160, 168, 175, 200+) Elite Club of Multiple Awardee of Ring Figther of the Year w/ at least 3: 5 - Muhhamad Ali - 1963, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1978 4 - Joe Louis - 1936, 1938, 1939, 1941 3 - Joe Frazier - 1967, 1970, 1971 3 - Evander Holyfield - 1987, 1996, 1997 3 - Manny Pacquiao - 2006, 2008, 2009* Elite Club of Multiple Awardee of BWAA Figther of the Year w/ at least 3: 3 - Muhhamad Ali - 1965, 1974, 1975 3 - Joe Frazier - 1969, 1971, 1975 3 - Sugar Ray Leonard - 1976, 1979, 1981 3 - Evander Holyfield - 1990, 1996, 1997 3 - Manny Pacquiao - 2006, 2008, 2009* Comparing Manny Pacquiao among the Ring top-10 ATG Fighters: Career W-L-D Record: Joe Louis =========== 66-3-0 ======= 0.957 Willie Pep =========== 229-11-1 ===== 0.950 Muhhamad Ali ======== 56-5-0 ======= 0.918 Manny Pacquiao ====== 51-3-2 ======= 0.911 (4th) Sugar Ray Leonard ==== 36-3-1 ======= 0.900 Pernell Whitaker ====== 40-4-1 ======= 0.889 Sugar Ray Robinson === 175-19-6 ===== 0.875 Harry Greb ========== 260-20-18 ==== 0.872 Roberto Duran ======= 103-16-0 ===== 0.866 Benny Leonard ======= 184-19-11 ==== 0.860 Henry Armstrong ===== 149-21-10 ==== 0.828 KO Percentage: Joe Louis ============= 75.36% Manny Pacquiao ======== 67.86% (2nd) Sugar Ray Leonard ====== 62.50% Muhhamad Ali ========== 60.66% Roberto Duran ========= 58.85% Henry Armstrong ======= 56.11% Sugar Ray Robinson ===== 54.00% Pernell Whitaker ======== 36.96% Willie Pep ============= 26.97% Benny Leonard ========= N/A Harry Greb ============ N/A Peak Record: Harry Greb ============ 258-18-18 Benny Leonard ========= 184-18-11 Willie Pep ============= 134-1-1 Sugar Ray Robinson ===== 128-1-2 Henry Armstrong ======= 108-12-8 Roberto Duran ========= 72-1-0 Joe Louis ============= 58-1-0 Muhhamad Ali ========== 55-2-0 Manny Pacquiao ======== 51-3-2 (9th) Pernell Whitaker ======== 40-1-1 Sugar Ray Leonard ====== 35-1-1 Number of HOF'er Defeated: Harry Greb ------------------ 13 Norfolk, Tunney, Blackburn, Dillon, Flowers, Walker, Loughran, Miske, Levinskey, M. Gibbons, Rosenbloom, Slattery, T. Gibbons Sugar Ray Robinson -------- 10 Armstrong, LaMotta, Fullmer, Gavilan, Basilio, Graziano, Zivic, Turpin, Angott, Olson Henry Armstrong ----------- 10 Wolgast, Ross, Angott, Ambers, Jenkins, Zivic, Montanez, Bass, Wright, Arizmendi Joe Louis -------------------- 8 Schmeling, Sharkey, Conn, Walcott, Baer, Braddock, Lewis, Bivins Muhhamad Ali --------------- 7 Foster, Moore, Frazier, Foreman, Liston, Patterson, Norton Benny Leonard -------------- 7 Tendler, Kansas, Dundee, Ritchie, Britton, Kilbane, Welsh Manny Pacquiao ------------- 6 (7th) Barrera, Morales, Marquez, DeLa Hoya, Cotto, Hatton *Assuming all makes it in IBHOF Sugar Ray Leonard --------- 4 Duran, Benitez, Hagler, Hearns Roberto Duran -------------- 4 Leonard, Cuevas, Palomino, Buchanan *De Jesus & Marcel have strong chances though Willie Pep ------------------- 3 Saddler, Ortiz, Wright Pernell Whitaker ------------ 2 Nelson, Ramirez Average of Opponent's Record: Ranking by Percentage: Muhhamad Ali ========== 33-5-1 ======= 0.850 Pernell Whitaker ======== 28-4-1 ======= 0.850 Sugar Ray Leonard ====== 32-5-1 ======= 0.840 Manny Pacquiao ======== 24-4-1 ======= 0.830(4th) Roberto Duran ========= 21-5-1 ======== 0.780 Joe Louis ============= 40-10-3 ======= 0.755 Sugar Ray Robinson ===== 39-14-4 ======= 0.684 Henry Armstrong ======= 40-14-6 ====== 0.667 Willie Pep ============= N/A Harry Greb ============ N/A Benny Leonard ========= N/A Average of Opponent's Record: Ranking by No. of Wins minus No. of Losses: Joe Louis ============= 40-10-3 Muhhamad Ali ========== 33-5-1 Sugar Ray Leonard ====== 32-5-1 Henry Armstrong ======= 40-14-6 Sugar Ray Robinson ===== 39-14-4 Pernell Whitaker ======== 28-4-1 Manny Pacquiao ======== 24-4-1(7th) Roberto Duran ========= 21-5-1 Willie Pep ============= N/A Harry Greb ============ N/A Benny Leonard ========= N/A Pacquiao's Other Statistics: World Title Fights Record: 13-1-2 Number of Defeated World Champions: 12 Longest Win streak w/o a draw: 15 First Held a World Title at age: 19 Last Held a World Title at age: 31 (present) Never fought a 0-0-0 fighter"

It's possible. Potentially, he could have been a bigger star in a shorter amount of time. http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/6699/megaeggot.jpg