Call me crazy, but I believe Pac can beat ODLH easily

[AFTER HOURS]

Pac ain't winnin this.

yes you are so right

[Brandish]

Did I call it or what? I bet everyone who went against me here must feel ****** as **** right about now

good call, oscar was always a chicken at heart he couldn't beat tito and he couldn't beat pac. the most overrated fighter of my generation. i rate julian jacskpn over de la hoyas.

[tito yuca]

DLH have way more power

Wrong.

he speed still very good

Wrong.

his jab is very good too

Wrong.

[Lady Fan]

Tito: You were absolutely correct. Cong****.

[vizcaya]

Good job on your prediction. I was hoping Manny could do it, and glad he did it.

[Da Hammer]

i think its safe to say u are not crazy! lol nicely done!

[JOM'S]

When rumors of this fight first surfaced months ago, I was as much against it as anyone else, obviously due to the size difference. Oscar has fought at middleweight and Pac had been below 130 his entire career when this bout was first discussed. However, comparing both of them NOW, I see MANY advantages for Pacquiao.

Oscar got hit a lot more than he expected by Steve Forbes, an average fighter who is not very fast and who was fighting 10 lbs. above his best weight. Despite having no power either, he busted Oscar's face up. Unlike Pacquiao, Forbes is not a pressure fighter, he has a much more passive style and is not in your face all the time like the much faster and precise Manny.

We all know Oscar's stamina issues, they have been a problem for him throughout his career. This is his first fight at 147 since 2001, and even in 1999 vs. Tito he had to get on the scales twice to be at 147. Oscar is not 26 anymore, he's 35, and making weight is MUCH harder, not to mention having the same energy for 36 minutes.

The jump from 130-147 may seem drastic for Manny, but when you consider that he gets in the ring at about 144, the move may actually benefit him. By not having to drain himself by 10-15 pounds the day before the fight, he probably will have more energy on fight night. If he just stays at 145 for a few weeks before the fight, he'll be fresher and stronger than ever because he would not need to rehydrate for the fight.

All of this combined with Oscar's diminishing skills (less stamina, slower hand/foot speed, declining reflexes) and Manny's strengths (speed, relentless attack, power) make this a very interesting fight. I believe the main factor is if Manny can handle Oscar's power. I see no reason why he shouldn't, as Steve Forbes was not hurt in ANY moment during their fight, and he is also much smaller than Oscar. If Manny starts early (and he always does), he will wear Oscar out with his speed and constant attack, and Oscar's already diminished power will be even worse down the stretch. When you factor in his stamina issues and the fact that he WILL be very weight drained, this makes it a VERY winnable fight for Pacquiao, and he just might do so in impressive fashion.

ONLY A FEW PEOPLE SAW THIS and NOW SOME are even claiming the fight is rigged ...

and your a GENIUS!!!