For much of the past two months, Manny Pacquiao has relied on two sparring partners in his preparations for the 'Dream Match' against Oscar De La Hoya. [details]
Sparring Partners Speak on Manny Pacquiao's Chances
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Are these answers a bit biased? They both admitted they were able to get the best of Pac on certain occasions, and so is believed that Amir Khan did. They may be good sparring partners but are them on the level of Oscar? I can hardly believe that...Comment
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It's a no win sitcha-ation for both Manny and Oscar.
If Oscar wins, he picked on a little guy and Manny was overrated.
If Manny wins, he beat an old, past his prime, Golden Geezer, and Oscar should've not played the bully in the first place.
But...as it happens in boxing, the tables can turn in any event.
Not often, but when it happens, it can be sweet.
It'll be interesting to see how Manny handles the experience and height of Oscar, while dodging jabs and hooks.
I think Many's got a chance since he's always in shape.Comment
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That's what i've been saying: Pacquiao in 8. If Pacquiao can't get to Oscar by the 8th, then Pacman will win by split decision.
Oscar's a great fighter and he's a nice guy. I don't know him personally, but what i've seen with his PR, he's too much of a nice guy.
nice guys finish last.Comment
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It's a no win sitcha-ation for both Manny and Oscar.
If Oscar wins, he picked on a little guy and Manny was overrated.
If Manny wins, he beat an old, past his prime, Golden Geezer, and Oscar should've not played the bully in the first place.
But...as it happens in boxing, the tables can turn in any event.
Not often, but when it happens, it can be sweet.
It'll be interesting to see how Manny handles the experience and height of Oscar, while dodging jabs and hooks.
I think Many's got a chance since he's always in shape.
If Oscar loses, his reputation goes down as he's defeated by a smaller fighter. Unless of course, the fight is a competitive one.
Pacquiao has everything to gain and nothing to lose in this fight. If he wins, good for him! If he loses, no problem...they'll say he wasn't meant to.Comment
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