PAC is a former Flyweight

**shadeyfizzle** · 07-01-2008, 05:22 AM

Originally posted by miron_lang

and people criticise him for preferring a fight with Ricky Hatton? who never fought below the Jr. Welterweight Limit? Not mentioning that he weigh 106 on his 1st fight.

112
115
118
122
126
130
135
140

That's jumping eight 8 otso divisions!!

He'll go back at 135 and campaign there according to his team. so what the **** is wrong?

Aint nothing wrong with it. Only about 5 people that see somethin wrong with it but those are the same idiots that wouldnt be satisfied if Paq unified the heavyweight belts. i would rather see him unify the lightweight belts while hatton unifies the junior welter belts before they square off though

**Guest** · 07-01-2008, 06:54 AM

I think Pac is finally in the division he should be at this point in time.

The guy started his professional career at 16 years old. One would think he would naturally grow and fill out.

In his early ko losses he was severely weight drained at 112, then he moved up to 122 and started stomping people again so I believe he was at an artificially low weight whereas now it's more natural.

I think 130-135 is the natural fighting weight for him. At 140 and up, these guys are walking around between fights at 165 plus which may be too much for him considering he's rather small, so this is right in his breadbasket.

It is pretty incredible how he was successful going through those weight classes.

**MakeDamnSure** · 07-01-2008, 06:58 AM

If you look at his resume, damn Former WBC Flyweight Champ fighting at Junior Welterweight.. It's Sick!

**MakeDamnSure** · 07-01-2008, 06:59 AM

Pacquiao will not go to 140.. Accdg. to Roach, It will just be a 1 time trip to fight Hatton and win his 6 Division Title and most probably end his career and retire at 135..

PAC is a former Flyweight