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  • NakiFan
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    Does having easy fights HURT a fighter

    Im thinking, you know how easy it was for pac to beat hatton and dlh, do you think its a good thing, or better that they fight back a bit so he has to work hard for the wins?
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    DLH murders Pac, Ricky KO's Pac with one punch body shot.

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    • NakiFan
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      #3
      if you have nothing to contribute then piss off, i wasnt even on this board when dlh and pac fought you twat

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      • syphillis
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        Idk, given your example you think Pac is more popular now than before those two fights. Give another example. Btw, what's with the name calling?... ****rider.

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        • NakiFan
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          #5
          I asked a legit question, do you think pac would be better off against tougher opposition, and you jumped straight on me with that ****

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          • The Gambler1981
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            It depends on the situation. A long string of uncompetitive fights can get a fighter to really buy into his press clippings and eventually when they face a real challenge they fold under the pressure (Tyson would be an example of this, IMO). An easy fight every now and then is good to keep confidence up though, because constantly going life and death with guys has to wear on someone mentally (not to mention the physical toll that would take).

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              #7
              Originally posted by The Gambler1981
              It depends on the situation. A long string of uncompetitive fights can get a fighter to really buy into his press clippings and eventually when they face a real challenge they fold under the pressure (Tyson would be an example of this, IMO). An easy fight every now and then is good to keep confidence up though, because constantly going life and death with guys has to wear on someone mentally (not to mention the physical toll that would take).
              Thats what I was looking for, thanks

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                dont underestimate ricky, he could win by KO

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Infern0
                  I asked a legit question, do you think pac would be better off against tougher opposition, and you jumped straight on me with that ****
                  I guess I have to explicitly say it for you to comprehend. What I'm saying is those fights were supposed to be tough fights for Pac. Heck 90% thought DLH would brutally kill Pac, and Ricky had 25K screaming fans who crossed the pond who thought he will just plow and man-handle Pac, you included. Those were two easy fights alright.... convenient to say after the fact. Like I said, give another example or give a list of names who would have been a tougher fight for Pac with the same economic incentives as DLH and Ricky.

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                  • Pullcounter
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Infern0
                    Im thinking, you know how easy it was for pac to beat hatton and dlh, do you think its a good thing, or better that they fight back a bit so he has to work hard for the wins?
                    as long as pac doesn't get complacent he's fine.

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