Pacman vs. Hatton: THE PERFECT COMPARISON

[gopi11]

Kelly Pavlik vs. Bernard Hopkins.

We have a fighter who is coming off a string of very impressive fights, and garners a massive amount of momentum and following, but is ultimately untested. Now, Pac is not UNTESTED in the same sense as Pavlik, but he is in the sense that since his move to a heavier weight class he hasn't fought anyone who has managed to connect regularly, so we have NO idea how he will react to getting hit by a bigger guy.

So, much like when Bernard took that pale, non-descript, fraud ***** to school, you will see Pac get crumbled by a NATURAL LWW, who has NEVER lost at that weight, and all this hype will be deflated.

Can't ****ing wait for this fight.

You're right! Pac and Pavlik, andHatton and BHop fight exactly the same!!! Great analysis! NOT!!!

LMAO!

[gopi11]

This has nothing to do with nationalism, and it has nothing really to do with personal preference. I have no problems with Manny Pac as a person, in fact I think he seems pretty cool and I admire how he uses his money to help people - moreover, I love watching his fights. My opinion is in no way being vocalized to somehow belittle Manny Pac as a fighter, or draw some lines between the US and Britain, so shut the **** up.

Secondly, despite what these people who sound like they would enjoy being Pacman's personal testicle massage therapist - they have reality to face. Manny Pac, for all his gifts in speed, power, and heart - is not made of Granite. I watched the Pac-Marquez II fight today and he is OFTEN wobbled by straight right hands from Marquez, and when he puts his punches together Marquez in a few moments gets close to putting Pac on his ass.

So if a FEATHERWEIGHT can do that to Pacman, how's a STRONG light welterweight going to make him feel? Don't be a ******. He's going to get laid the **** out.

You say you've been to 3 Pacman fights? Then you weren't paying much attention then. Manny found out to his delight that hitting your opponent without getting anything back or keeping your opponent's hits to a minimal effect was a much better proposition. He's now using his advantage (speed, agility, quickness, elusiveness and unpredictability) to the hilt. He used to **** with anyone that approximates his size and built, not afraid to get hit just to get his own licks in. Those days are over, he knows his opponents are getting bigger and stronger, and he has to be elusive, but not passive (offensively) to win these kind of scraps. It also helps that the bigger they get, the slower they deliver and react, it looks like they're fighting in slow motion to Pacman, while Pacman is on warp speed. The Diaz and De La Hoya fights will attest to what I just said, they were both whiffing all night...