Who's should be remembered as the greater fighter and why?
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Manny Pacquiao Or Jimmy McLarnin?
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Originally posted by JerseySugar View PostWho's should be remembered as the greater fighter and why?
Pacquiao beat many more world class fighter than mclarnin did and even more by way of stoppage which is yet even more impressive given that in pac's days you have only 12 rounds to stop your opponent in and in mclarnin days you had 15.
also , pacquiao ruled in more weight classes.
pacquiao is the greater fighter and by way far it is an offense to him and to sound reasoning to even ask such a dumb question.
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Originally posted by frankenfrank View Postseriously , of course pacquiao.
Pacquiao beat many more world class fighter than mclarnin did and even more by way of stoppage which is yet even more impressive given that in pac's days you have only 12 rounds to stop your opponent in and in mclarnin days you had 15.
also , pacquiao ruled in more weight classes.
pacquiao is the greater fighter and by way far it is an offense to him and to sound reasoning to even ask such a dumb question.
McLarnins beat Fidel LaBarba, Pancho Villa, Bud Taylor, Sammy Mandell, Al Singer, Billy Petrolle, Benny Leonard, Sammy Fuller, Young Corbett III, Barney Ross, Tony Canzoneri, Lou Ambers.
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It's very close. Very close, now. I would be prepared to see Pac ahead of Jimmy now without throwing the toys out of the pram...as to my own list, I'd say that the fact that Frankenfrank has Pacquiao higher is enough to convince me to leave McLarnin higher...for the moment.
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McLarnin actually beat 9 HOFers, 3 of them twice:
Lou Ambers
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross (regained Welterweight title)
Young Corbett III (won Welterweight title)
Benny Leonard
Billy Petrolle (x2)
Sammy Mandell (x2)
Pancho Villa
Fidel LaBarba (x2)
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Originally posted by JerseySugar View PostWTF? No he didn't........McLarnin Resume>>>>Pacquiao Resume
McLarnins beat Fidel LaBarba, Pancho Villa, Bud Taylor, Sammy Mandell, Al Singer, Billy Petrolle, Benny Leonard, Sammy Fuller, Young Corbett III, Barney Ross, Tony Canzoneri, Lou Ambers.
Morales (*2) , Barerra (*2) , Marquez (1:0:1 , but really twice too) , Delahoya , Cotto , Hatton , Clottey
and that's ignoring his record below 126 , and also ignoring David Diaz .
and we are dealing with a former flyweight here , FFS !
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Originally posted by frankenfrank View Postpac beat :
Morales (*2) , Barerra (*2) , Marquez (1:0:1 , but really twice too) , Delahoya , Cotto , Hatton , Clottey
and that's ignoring his record below 126 , and also ignoring David Diaz .
and we are dealing with a former flyweight here , FFS !
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