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any body else think that pacs "former 108lb'er" tagline is overrated?
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Originally posted by johncods View PostPac was fighting pros, adults twice is age, with no experience in the amatuers.. oscar, floyd we're fighting in the amatuers with a bunch of amatuers..
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Originally posted by Pullcounter View Postpac fought professionally at 108 lbs.
at what weight did pbf, cotto and dlh fight professionally?
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postalot of people say this when referring to pac, whether to add greatness to him or to insult a bigger opponent.
but if your really think about it, he was what? 16/17 years old, like 5 feet tall, and poor and hungry as hell in a country that doesent have much to offer, but offers fighters to be able to turn pro at age 16 to make a living. so in a way, there are alot of former 108lb'ers out there that at one point in their teens could make 108. shoot, i think mayweather could make 108 when he was 16.
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You're all talking about this 'malnourished 16 year old kid turning pro'. Well that just brings more greatness to him. What funding, amatuer boxing program and family trainers did Pac have? When did Pac get to hone his skills on the amatuer circuit and at the Olympics? Pac's raw force and fairy tale story is what makes him so appealing to fans world wide. While Mayweather is talking about PPV draws, '5 losses Margarito' and the 'A-side' (all of which is just garbage nonsense) Pac is knocking out fighters stone cold and giving us brilliant wars against the exceptional Mexican trio.
The achievement was he won the lineal flyweight title so young. Noone can take that away - it was brilliant. Let's face it - Pacquiao has been a wrecking ball of a whirlwind for 10 years now. The amazing thing is he keeps getting better; it's what keeps his fans on the forefront of his ever more destructive tsunami and it's what keeps the haters hating.
Long live Pac; I ain't a hugger but I can appreciate brilliance when I see it unfold.
Let the KOs continue.Last edited by Shattered Jaw; 08-09-2009, 02:59 PM.
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postif may and oscar were ****ing starving and the united states of ****ing america wasnt one of the richest countries in the world and let them turn pro at age 16, dont you think they would turn pro in a jiffy to get some ****ing food in their stomach?
that's not a knock on pbf, cotto or dlh, but fact is fact.
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postalot of people say this when referring to pac, whether to add greatness to him or to insult a bigger opponent.
but if your really think about it, he was what? 16/17 years old, like 5 feet tall, and poor and hungry as hell in a country that doesent have much to offer, but offers fighters to be able to turn pro at age 16 to make a living. so in a way, there are alot of former 108lb'ers out there that at one point in their teens could make 108. shoot, i think mayweather could make 108 when he was 16.Last edited by AnimalisticMeth; 08-09-2009, 02:58 PM.
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postdo will all pacfans agree that mayweather is a former 108lb'er? and that micguel cotto is a former 100lb'er? de la hoya has been fighting since elementary school so im sure he fought at around 100lbs as well. hes a former 100lb'er as well. so whats up with pacfans bringing this up left and right? i dont understand.
no. it's a fact.
get over it. it's just a saying made by announcers. take it for what it's worth.
you dumbasses get all in a huff and start babbling about pacquiao was in his teens and turned pro young and stuff...... LMFAO
do you think you guys are the only ones that knows that?
everyone knows that. you ain't stating anything groundbreaking.
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postyou are mentally ******ed arent you? did you not read the part where i inform the public about how you can turn pro at age 16 in the phillipines and age 18 in the US? did you not read the part where i inform you that pac was probably 5'4 or 5'5 back then? what about the part where i said he was a starving child in a third world country?
Duh.. it doesnt change the fact that he was fighting pros and PBF was fighting amatuers.. and that's why pac's story is so amazing..Last edited by johncods; 08-09-2009, 02:57 PM.
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Originally posted by Equinox View Postyou are mentally ******ed arent you? did you not read the part where i inform the public about how you can turn pro at age 16 in the phillipines and age 18 in the US? did you not read the part where i inform you that pac was probably 5'4 or 5'5 back then? what about the part where i said he was a starving child in a third world country?
regardless, when pbf, cotto and dlh started boxing what weigh division were they in??? just the facts please!!!
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