Maestro USA what is your excuse for this

[mathed]

Say it loud!



Diaz = Paperbelt Bum

Oscar = Weight drained zombie

Hatton = Washed up, struggled with C grade Lazcano after being ruined by Mayweather Jr.

130 title = Gift!

Gatti = making one last payday b4 retirement

Baldomir = used money for a payday while not farming beans in mexico, lol

Judah = a guy with the confidence and mentality of a 2 yr old

DLH = a one time great fighter who did not have the skills anymore for a couple of years before Money took him on and barely won on the cards

Sharmba Mitchell = a guy who already had 4 losses and over 60 fights...a spring chicken there for sure

Demarcus Corley = a really swell guy who just took another L on espn's FNF...great challenge there too

Henry Bruseles = who the hell is that? EXACTLY!!

All of PBF's stellar opponents over the past 5 years with the exception of Hatton.

Now go look up Pac's opponents over the past 5 years. If Pac was fighting Floyd's leftovers, he would be fighting the same bums on Mayweather's record but they are either working a farm or wearing predator masks as journeymen....exactly what they were by the time Floyd ever fought them.

[MakeDamnSure]

We all know he eats dogs. The part I'm not sure about is if you're saying he's ****** or is the dog ******?

Ladies and gentlemen this idiot right here has no fcuking life...He has no occupation or whatsoever.He just spends his a$$ on the computer of his neighbor (coz he can't afford to buy his own desktop), just for the sake of insulting Manny Pacquiao who doesn't even know who the hell he is.....see what kind of prick he is...

[Chups]

Ten reasons Manny Pacquiao is great.

1. 5-1-1 against top Mexicans: This cannot be overemphasized. His consistency against Barrera, Morales and Marquez is his greatest achievement.
2. 17-1-2 with Freddie Roach: He joined forces with Roach in 2001 and has been an absolute force ever since against some of the best fighters in the world.
3. Manner in which he wins: He’s not just winning fights; the way he destroys his opponents also leaves viewers in awe.
4. Longevity: He has been ranked among the top few fighters in every weight class in which he has fought for more than 10 years.
5. Opposition in general: He has fought 15 times against current or former world title holders and is 11-2-2. He’s also 7-1-1 against future hall of famers (assuming Hatton gets in).
6. Always improving: There has been no plateau in his career. He’s been a pro for 14 years yet continues to improve dramatically.
7. Maintaining power at heavier weights: He had KO power at 108 pounds and he seems to have the same KO power at 140. Amazing.
8. Maintaining speed at heavier weights: A fighter is supposed to slow down as he gets heavier. Could Pacquiao be getting quicker?
9. Ability to deal with pressure: He has the hopes and dreams of a country on his shoulders yet never seems fazed and almost always gets the job done.
10. The punch: Sometimes a single moment in a fighter’s career stands out above everything else. His KO punch on Saturday might be his moment.

[MaD RoBoT]

Ten reasons Manny Pacquiao is great.

1. 5-1-1 against top Mexicans: This cannot be overemphasized. His consistency against Barrera, Morales and Marquez is his greatest achievement.
2. 17-1-2 with Freddie Roach: He joined forces with Roach in 2001 and has been an absolute force ever since against some of the best fighters in the world.
3. Manner in which he wins: He’s not just winning fights; the way he destroys his opponents also leaves viewers in awe.
4. Longevity: He has been ranked among the top few fighters in every weight class in which he has fought for more than 10 years.
5. Opposition in general: He has fought 15 times against current or former world title holders and is 11-2-2. He’s also 7-1-1 against future hall of famers (assuming Hatton gets in).
6. Always improving: There has been no plateau in his career. He’s been a pro for 14 years yet continues to improve dramatically.
7. Maintaining power at heavier weights: He had KO power at 108 pounds and he seems to have the same KO power at 140. Amazing.
8. Maintaining speed at heavier weights: A fighter is supposed to slow down as he gets heavier. Could Pacquiao be getting quicker?
9. Ability to deal with pressure: He has the hopes and dreams of a country on his shoulders yet never seems fazed and almost always gets the job done.
10. The punch: Sometimes a single moment in a fighter’s career stands out above everything else. His KO punch on Saturday might be his moment.

RESPECT!!