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Who do you rank higher P4P? Pacquiao or Holyfield
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Originally posted by Mr.DagoWop View PostDon't forget that Holyfield is regarded as an ATG Heavyweight top 10 at least. That's enough in itself considering the depth of the division.
P4P is an unfair comparison to a guy who spent the vast majority of his career at heavyweight.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostEnough to do what?
P4P is an unfair comparison to a guy who spent the vast majority of his career at heavyweight.
Why tf are you waiting until I comment to say this? You should have said something to the OP instead.
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Originally posted by Mr.DagoWop View PostTo put him higher than Pacquiao on the p4p list. Wtf did you think the thread was about?
Why tf are you waiting until I comment to say this? You should have said something to the OP instead.
I also explained to you in another post how the post you made about Pacquiao not being the greatest in any weightclasses can be seen from a different perspective.
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostThat's definitely not enough. I said it was obvious Manny was higher P4P which it is.
I also explained to you in another post how the post you made about Pacquiao not being the greatest in any weightclasses can be seen from a different perspective.
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Originally posted by Mr.DagoWop View PostHe's certainly a top guy in a couple of weight classes but not the greatest. All of the good fighters he fought were old. Pacquiao's chin is to fragile as well. Holyfield was just a smarter better rounded fighter. For christ's sake were talking about a fighter who couldn't even cut off the ring.
Not really,,
Lebedwa was prime
Barrera was a kingpin coming off taking the '0' from both morales and prince
Morales was a fight removed from losing the 130 title to barrera in a classic and had just beat manny in a classic
Marquez fought manny 4 times spanning a decade with major titles at stake everytime, and marquez was p4p everytime
Hatton was at a weight where he was kingpin at
Cotto was prime
Bradley was prime
The only guys that were really old were Oscar and shane..
And Oscar was a huge favorite over manny...
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Originally posted by Sugar Adam Ali View PostOld the guys that manny fought were old???
Not really,,
Lebedwa was prime
Barrera was a kingpin coming off taking the '0' from both morales and prince
Morales was a fight removed from losing the 130 title to barrera in a classic and had just beat manny in a classic
Marquez fought manny 4 times spanning a decade with major titles at stake everytime, and marquez was p4p everytime
Hatton was at a weight where he was kingpin at
Cotto was prime
Bradley was prime
The only guys that were really old were Oscar and shane..
And Oscar was a huge favorite over manny...
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Originally posted by LacedUp View PostThat's definitely not enough. I said it was obvious Manny was higher P4P which it is.
I also explained to you in another post how the post you made about Pacquiao not being the greatest in any weightclasses can be seen from a different perspective.
There has never been an Asian that I recall having a chin of true first rank, a peerless chin. It could definitely have to do with jaw anatomy, more likely a whole cascade of anatomical features interacting, such as skull thickness, etc. But definitely Asians have the more flaring jaws of the races from front to back. Whites are next and then come the blacks. I really do not know how much it plays into it, but we should assume, I believe, that the angle at which the jaw flares would likely have some impact on punch resistance. Engineers or doctors might have an idea. Any on here? Sonny was a doctor, wasn't he?
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Originally posted by Mr.DagoWop View PostHe's certainly a top guy in a couple of weight classes but not the greatest. All of the good fighters he fought were old. Pacquiao's chin is to fragile as well. Holyfield was just a smarter better rounded fighter. For christ's sake were talking about a fighter who couldn't even cut off the ring.
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