pacquiao vs mayweather......what the ****?

[realheavyhands]

i heard somebody mention it earlier in a post,and it tripped me out,didnt think anybody even thought about that,it seems near impossible.

but seing as somebody mentioned it,do you think there is any chance atall this fight could ever happen?

maybe at 140? i dunno,couldnt see it myself to be honest,but if it did happen at 140 i would take floyd

i mentioned it... i thought about it when pac weighed in at 142 on fight night becuase mayweather weighed in at 148.. i jus think mayweather needs to fight a real star ....

[deliveryman]

Uh... Great style matchup for Floyd... Terrible style matchup for PAC.

PAC gets KTFO by throwing one of his 3 punch off-balance combos that hit nothing but glove and air, then gets brutally countered with a 4 punch combination and gets sent to the hospital.

Thanks for coming out.

[BigCol]

The matchup looks like it can be done on paper, but when that theory is tested out it ends up similar to Mayweather - Gatti but Pac gets a more sustained beating.

[Easy-E]

i heard somebody mention it earlier in a post,and it tripped me out,didnt think anybody even thought about that,it seems near impossible.

but seing as somebody mentioned it,do you think there is any chance atall this fight could ever happen?

maybe at 140? i dunno,couldnt see it myself to be honest,but if it did happen at 140 i would take floyd

Good god Floyd would kill Pac at 140.
At 135 Floyd would dominate him as well.

[miron_lang]

PBF too BIG

@130 PAC proly has the advantage.

[PRboxingfan]

You guys don't read the chats on Boxingt@lk.com? Floyd said that he would love to fight Pac at 140 after he disposed of Oscar. He said this before the Baldy fight, before he said Oscar was his last fight before he retired. He was dead serious about it, too.

If Floyd beats Oscar (and I think he will), he might opt to go for Pac and make a P4P #1 vs #2 for more money than he'd make in an Oscar rematch. Can you imagine a Pac-PBF fight in Manilla? That fight would generate Millions at the gate alone!

Not only that, he'd be considered one of the greatest fighters ever because none of us were alive the last time someone won a title in one division and then droped 14 pounds and two divisions for his next fight.