Aaron Pryor VS Manny Pacquaio

[Killer Angel]

Prime for prime,who would have won between Aaron Pryor and Manny Pacquaio?
Thanks.

[sonnyboyx2]

i fancy Pacquiao to beat Pryor by late TKO in a barnstormer

[GoogleMe]

Aaron Pryor late TKO.

[bojangles1987]

Pacquiao in an either way type fight people will disagree about. I think both can take enough punishment to stay on their feet for all 12 rounds, and will look awful when it's over.

I just can't pick someone over Pacquiao in a slugfest, unless they hold some big size advantage.

[Sam Donald]

Pacquiao, i reckon Roach could come with a excellent gameplan and pac would excute it

Pryor made way too many mistakes for a top fighter at a good level.

People say SRL ducked him, why? SRL fought beasts. SRL was taller,more skillfull and very accurate to stop pryor at 147

[krispy kreme]

Pacquiao, i reckon Roach could come with a excellent gameplan and pac would excute it

Pryor made way too many mistakes for a top fighter at a good level.

People say SRL ducked him, why? SRL fought beasts. SRL was taller,more skillfull and very accurate to stop pryor at 147

I read that Pryor priced himself out when Leonard made an offer. So much talk about the potential fight between those two.

[Thread Stealer]

People say SRL ducked him, why? SRL fought beasts. SRL was taller,more skillfull and very accurate to stop pryor at 147

Because they watch too much Legendary Nights, and don't actually follow what was going on around that time.

Actually, you can argue that Leonard "low-balled" Pryor. Relative to the fact that bigger names like Benitez got $1.2 mil and Duran (1st fight) got $1.5 mil, and a longer reigning but smaller name champ like Kalule got $250k, the half-million offer to Pryor seemed about on point to the money other Leonard opponents were getting.

[Thread Stealer]

I think Pacquiao wins a very entertaining bout. Pryor didn't look all that great in a couple of his bouts against lefties.

[krispy kreme]

Because they watch too much Legendary Nights, and don't actually follow what was going on around that time.

Actually, you can argue that Leonard "low-balled" Pryor. Relative to the fact that bigger names like Benitez got $1.2 mil and Duran (1st fight) got $1.5 mil, and a longer reigning but smaller name champ like Kalule got $250k, the half-million offer to Pryor seemed about on point to the money other Leonard opponents were getting.

So Leonard did offer to fight him? I read it, but I wasn't sure how accurate it was.

[krispy kreme]

Because they watch too much Legendary Nights, and don't actually follow what was going on around that time.

Actually, you can argue that Leonard "low-balled" Pryor. Relative to the fact that bigger names like Benitez got $1.2 mil and Duran (1st fight) got $1.5 mil, and a longer reigning but smaller name champ like Kalule got $250k, the half-million offer to Pryor seemed about on point to the money other Leonard opponents were getting.

So Leonard did offer to fight him? I read it, but I wasn't sure how accurate it was...