BJ Penn takes it with MMA rules...He's fought at 170
How about this guy???
http://media.ufc.tv/i.cfc?method=get&s=B1D31714-1422-0E8C-9A860DF3AC13CE0D.jpg&rs=50&q=100&x=22&y=10&w=160&h=240&ro=0
It is true that both Mayweather and Marquez are counterpunchers, but the difference, aside the speed, is the volume of punches... Marquez throws more punches and this is what made the fights more difficult for Pacquiao. I see Pac vs May even...
There is Pacquiao and Mayweather on the negotiations table
Pacquiao: I understand that you are a big PPV draw, so 50-50 is ok for me
Mayweather: Don't worry, I accept you are the champ, 60-40 in your favor is fine!!!
:thinking::lol1::lol1::lol1:
Just boxers??? if not, this guys punches hard as well
http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/3300000/Cheick-Kongo-vs-Mostapha-Al-Turk-mma-3376199-550-367.jpg
mayweather took some sharp shots from judah and a few flush hits from admittly a lightweight marquez
he also took a left hook and right hand from de la hoya in the 12 rnd final few seconds
took a few digs from corrales
AND HE HAS NEVER EVER BEEN HURT
mayweather has an excellent chin but he just does not need to use it!!
Agree with this...
The 30-year-old was already breaking new ground when he beat Miguel Cotto, on November 14, to win a world title in a seventh different weight division. It was after that victory at welterweight that he said that he believed his ascent through the weights had come to a natural end. However, Roach clearly has other ideas — and Pacquiao tends to follow his advice.
“The Mayweather fight is the fight the world wants to see,” Roach said. “It’s going to be the biggest pay-per-view fight of all time. But I think we will fight one fight before that.”
Roach said that Pacquiao’s schedule will be constructed around his political ambitions and the elections in the Philippines on May 10. “But there is a March date for him to fight,” Roach said. “People think I am crazy but I want him to win his eighth title against Yuri Foreman at 154lb. That’s my idea — then fight Mayweather in September. And then retire.”
MANILA, Philippines -- Philippine boxer Manny Pacquiao submitted his candidacy for the 2010 elections Tuesday, his second attempt at a congressional seat.
Pacquiao defeated Miguel Cotto in Las Vegas last month to win his seventh world boxing titles in seven different weight classes. He was accompanied by his wife, Jinkee, and mother, Dionisia, in filing his candidacy in southern Sarangani province's Alabel township.
He was defeated in 2007 when he ran for the congressional seat in General Santos city, where he began his boxing career.
A former baker and construction worker born to a poor family, Pacquiao became an embodiment of a rags-to-riches story in the country where one-third of the 90 million people live on less than $1 a day.
Pacquiao told The Associated Press in March he wanted to serve the many poor people in his province.
"I want to help them because I know what they feel right now. It is not easy to help other people. That is a big responsibility. I will focus on that for the meantime," he told AP.
It wasn't immediately clear if he will still fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. if he wins in congress.
Supporters cheered as he released white balloons and showed them his certificate as the lead candidate of his party, the People's Champ Movement, outside the Commission on Elections office in Alabel, about 620 miles south of Manila.