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  • Boxer1590
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    Pacquiao-Mayweather would be a GREAT fight!

    I just got done watching Mayeather-Judah for the first time in a while...

    Judah could really sneak in that straight left on Mayweather. When Mayweather would be aggressive he'd take a step back and shoot the left and land it often (especially early in the fight). He also landed some good counter rights (like the knockdown that wasn't ruled a knockdown). Judah looked very good in that fight WHEN he opened up.

    Pacquiao is a southpaw just like Judah. Pacquiao likes to throw that lead straight left and has rapidyly improved his right hook over the years. I think he could use them weapons against Mayweather that Judah was having success with early in their fight. Pacquiao also is not afraid to throw punches. He's always full of energy and in excellent shape.

    Mayweather also did a good job of solving the southpaw style. He did a good job of shooting over the south paw jab and using lead right hands. He also threw some nice left hooks to the body, the side of the body that is closer to you when facing a southpaw.

    Pacquiao seems to overextend his shots a lot when he gets excited sometimes and Mayweather might be able to really make him pay for that with his fast hands and ring smarts.

    But Mayweather-Judah for the first half of that fight was an extremely competitive fight and fun to watch. I see Pacquiao-Mayweather being like that but at a much higher level and Pacquiao has more to offer than Judah.

    This fight is very interesting and NEEDS to happen.

    Im a huge fan of Cotto, Mosley, and Marquez.

    but the fight I wanna see most is Pacquiao-Mayweather.

    I think Pacquiao beats him.
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    #2
    Originally posted by RTS
    I just got done watching Mayeather-Judah for the first time in a while...

    Judah could really sneak in that straight left on Mayweather. When Mayweather would be aggressive he'd take a step back and shoot the left and land it often (especially early in the fight). He also landed some good counter rights (like the knockdown that wasn't ruled a knockdown). Judah looked very good in that fight WHEN he opened up.

    Pacquiao is a southpaw just like Judah. Pacquiao likes to throw that lead straight left and has rapidyly improved his right hook over the years. I think he could use them weapons against Mayweather that Judah was having success with early in their fight. Pacquiao also is not afraid to throw punches. He's always full of energy and in excellent shape.

    Mayweather also did a good job of solving the southpaw style. He did a good job of shooting over the south paw jab and using lead right hands. He also threw some nice left hooks to the body, the side of the body that is closer to you when facing a southpaw.

    Pacquiao seems to overextend his shots a lot when he gets excited sometimes and Mayweather might be able to really make him pay for that with his fast hands and ring smarts.

    But Mayweather-Judah for the first half of that fight was an extremely competitive fight and fun to watch. I see Pacquiao-Mayweather being like that but at a much higher level and Pacquiao has more to offer than Judah.

    This fight is very interesting and NEEDS to happen.

    Im a huge fan of Cotto, Mosley, and Marquez.

    but the fight I wanna see most is Pacquiao-Mayweather.

    I think Pacquiao beats him.
    I think if floyd can get past the early rounds and make adjustments its going to go 12 rounds and floyd will win a close fight.

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    • Boxer1590
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      Shoot why did this thread get posted multiple times?lol

      Originally posted by Pullcounter
      I think if floyd can get past the early rounds and make adjustments its going to go 12 rounds and floyd will win a close fight.
      Certainly a possibility.

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      • Sox8055
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        #4
        Originally posted by RTS
        I just got done watching Mayeather-Judah for the first time in a while...

        Judah could really sneak in that straight left on Mayweather. When Mayweather would be aggressive he'd take a step back and shoot the left and land it often (especially early in the fight). He also landed some good counter rights (like the knockdown that wasn't ruled a knockdown). Judah looked very good in that fight WHEN he opened up.

        Pacquiao is a southpaw just like Judah. Pacquiao likes to throw that lead straight left and has rapidyly improved his right hook over the years. I think he could use them weapons against Mayweather that Judah was having success with early in their fight. Pacquiao also is not afraid to throw punches. He's always full of energy and in excellent shape.

        Mayweather also did a good job of solving the southpaw style. He did a good job of shooting over the south paw jab and using lead right hands. He also threw some nice left hooks to the body, the side of the body that is closer to you when facing a southpaw.

        Pacquiao seems to overextend his shots a lot when he gets excited sometimes and Mayweather might be able to really make him pay for that with his fast hands and ring smarts.

        But Mayweather-Judah for the first half of that fight was an extremely competitive fight and fun to watch. I see Pacquiao-Mayweather being like that but at a much higher level and Pacquiao has more to offer than Judah.

        This fight is very interesting and NEEDS to happen.

        Im a huge fan of Cotto, Mosley, and Marquez.

        but the fight I wanna see most is Pacquiao-Mayweather.

        I think Pacquiao beats him.
        Sorry man, the main factor in this fight will be who can adjust. Pac has trouble with counter-punchers and Floyd is expert level at it. Plus he can adapt beautifully. A great fight if it lasts..

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          #5
          Originally posted by RTS
          I just got done watching Mayeather-Judah for the first time in a while...

          Judah could really sneak in that straight left on Mayweather. When Mayweather would be aggressive he'd take a step back and shoot the left and land it often (especially early in the fight). He also landed some good counter rights (like the knockdown that wasn't ruled a knockdown). Judah looked very good in that fight WHEN he opened up.

          Pacquiao is a southpaw just like Judah. Pacquiao likes to throw that lead straight left and has rapidyly improved his right hook over the years. I think he could use them weapons against Mayweather that Judah was having success with early in their fight. Pacquiao also is not afraid to throw punches. He's always full of energy and in excellent shape.

          Mayweather also did a good job of solving the southpaw style. He did a good job of shooting over the south paw jab and using lead right hands. He also threw some nice left hooks to the body, the side of the body that is closer to you when facing a southpaw.

          Pacquiao seems to overextend his shots a lot when he gets excited sometimes and Mayweather might be able to really make him pay for that with his fast hands and ring smarts.

          But Mayweather-Judah for the first half of that fight was an extremely competitive fight and fun to watch. I see Pacquiao-Mayweather being like that but at a much higher level and Pacquiao has more to offer than Judah.

          This fight is very interesting and NEEDS to happen.

          Im a huge fan of Cotto, Mosley, and Marquez.

          but the fight I wanna see most is Pacquiao-Mayweather.

          I think Pacquiao beats him.
          sorry, you said it.

          PAc likes to wing punches out there and PBF is going to make him pay with counters.


          just like he did with hatton


          look at where Pacs gloves are in reference to his head. they are no where near one another.

          PAC doesnt have a defense for PBF's defense nor offense.

          either pac is going to get demolished with a Big Counter or PBF is going to run right through him and KO

          either way, the KO is going to be brutal on PACs part then bye bye career and hype
          Last edited by sycomantz; 05-07-2009, 10:07 PM.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Sox8055
            Sorry man, the main factor in this fight will be who can adjust. Pac has trouble with counter-punchers and Floyd is expert level at it. Plus he can adapt beautifully. A great fight if it lasts..
            it shows on some many levels why PACs bandwagon "fans" just dont get it.

            they fail to see the complexity of PBF's talent. one being the ability to adapt and being intelligent.

            it wont be hard for PBF to get Pac to start winging punches like hes in a slugfest.

            either way, Pac is going to get countered all night. and the KO wont be pretty.

            Bye bye PAC

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            • Lady Fan
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              #7
              I think this will be the most viewed fight in a long time. JAT




              Last edited by Lady Fan; 05-07-2009, 10:42 PM.

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                #8
                Originally posted by sycomantz
                sorry, you said it.

                PAc likes to wing punches out there and PBF is going to make him pay with counters.


                just like he did with hatton


                look at where Pacs gloves are in reference to his head. they are no where near one another.

                PAC doesnt have a defense for PBF's defense nor offense.

                either pac is going to get demolished with a Big Counter or PBF is going to run right through him and KO

                either way, the KO is going to be brutal on PACs part then bye bye career and hype
                i actually see floyd playing alot of defense and countering, but floyd won't put together enough punches to take out pac.

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                • sycomantz
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Pullcounter
                  i actually see floyd playing alot of defense and countering, but floyd won't put together enough punches to take out pac.
                  he wont have to. all hes going to do is catch pac with a hard counter when pac opens himself up like he always does

                  that will be the KO

                  but i bet we will see him put together a bit more punches. he wont leave this fight in the judges hands.

                  PAC is getting KO'd

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by sycomantz
                    he wont have to. all hes going to do is catch pac with a hard counter when pac opens himself up like he always does

                    that will be the KO

                    but i bet we will see him put together a bit more punches. he wont leave this fight in the judges hands.

                    PAC is getting KO'd
                    you wish !you and you bf maestro will be crying after pac si done with him!

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