If pacquiao keep proving people wrong, how come he still has doubters?

**Mary Jane** · 05-16-2009, 05:16 AM

No it's because Floyd is better.

**baracuda** · 05-16-2009, 05:17 AM

if only pac is an american!

**Ryannn** · 05-16-2009, 05:18 AM

Originally posted by Marijuana

No it's because Floyd is better.

no he's not. floyd is a better technical boxer. that's it.

pac is more accomplished. floyd needs to beat pac if he's anything as great as you or anyone else says he is.

to think floyd has to beat a former flyweight says a lot on the quality of his resume.

**Mary Jane** · 05-16-2009, 05:24 AM

Originally posted by maumau

no he's not. floyd is a better technical boxer. that's it.

pac is more accomplished. floyd needs to beat pac if he's anything as great as you or anyone else says he is.

to think floyd has to beat a former flyweight says a lot on the quality of his resume.

Floyd spent most of his career at super featherweight. He only started moving up in weight past 135 to chase the big money fight vs. Oscar, which he finally got along with his introduction to the mainstream. He followed that up by whooping a limey midget and snatching his zero while making his bride-to-be bawl in agony. Mayweather is world beater. A once-every-100-years type of fighter.

**baCCaT** · 05-16-2009, 05:25 AM

it is directly proportional to MPs success, the more doubters/detractors he got only means the more achievement hes accomplished and feats only few could actually do.

Also, its not a bad thing for manny, pro or against him, it generates talk.. it adds to legacy..it leaves more of him stamped in the sport.

thats why i laugh at those fans who downplay or negate what MPs done..they keep talking about it, but in the end they just add to the hype and drama which in the end will make MP more famous than ever. good for the sport !

**Benny Leonard** · 05-16-2009, 05:27 AM

Originally posted by baracuda

if only pac is an american!

Floyd's American and he gets ripped on.

Chris Byrd was American and he was ripped on and didn't get the credit for being a blown up MW in the HW division.

So if you are not American you can't be popular in America?

**Smokin'J** · 05-16-2009, 05:30 AM

Originally posted by Benny Leonard

Floyd's American and he gets ripped on.

Chris Byrd was American and he was ripped on and didn't get the credit for being a blown up MW in the HW division.

So if you are not American you can't be popular in America?

Floyd is playing the bad guy.

**Benny Leonard** · 05-16-2009, 05:30 AM

Originally posted by bakatngbanig

it is directly proportional to MPs success, the more doubters/detractors he got only means the more achievement hes accomplished and feats only few could actually do.

Also, its not a bad thing for manny, pro or against him, it generates talk.. it adds to legacy..it leaves more of him stamped in the sport.

thats why i laugh at those fans who downplay or negate what MPs done..they keep talking about it, but in the end they just add to the hype and drama which in the end will make MP more famous than ever. good for the sport !

Being the underdog always boosts your Greatness while being the Top Dog will get you little credit.

The more doubt against you, the more hype you will get which can lead to over-hype and forgetfulness by the mob.

**baracuda** · 05-16-2009, 05:31 AM

Originally posted by Benny Leonard

Floyd's American and he gets ripped on.

Chris Byrd was American and he was ripped on and didn't get the credit for being a blown up MW in the HW division.

So if you are not American you can't be popular in America?

they are just as easy to hate right?...nah mean

If pacquiao keep proving people wrong, how come he still has doubters?