Pacquiao has been in so many fights where he was supposed to lose

[civicvx]

Ledwaba, Barerra, Marquez, Morales, Hoya, Hatton....That's what make him great.

[El Angel]

I'm pretty sure he was favored over Hatton, but still a great win and a great fighter. No one expected him to win like that.

[goblin]

past pri....siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh ..**** it...im too tired for this one.

[-Hyperion-]

he was favored over marquez, morales, barrera rematch and hatton.................fail...

[larry smith]

past pri....siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh ..**** it...im too tired for this one.

ok goblin genius name me a fighter that pacman ducked on his way to superstardom.. it's not his fault these guys are "supposed to be past" prime
in your world when pacman fought them..

i made a thread about this before.. and the only one was ****ing
humberto soto

[MANGLER]

past pri....siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh ..**** it...im too tired for this one.

Did Goblin just say he was too tired to **** on Pac? Wow.

[Thread Stealer]

Pacquiao was like a 3-1 favorite against Hatton.

The odds on the Morales rematch were close to a pick-em.

[PAC-BOY]

What is amazing is Pacquiao took Ledwaba as last minute stand in with a two week notice ...and here we are still today.

[Easy-E]

So because he was an underdog and won fights, that made him great?
I would think that going into a fight as a favorite, being viewed as the best, and then going into that fight and winning, EVERY TIME, would be a better indicator of greatness.

[Chups]

So because he was an underdog and won fights, that made him great?
I would think that going into a fight as a favorite, being viewed as the best, and then going into that fight and winning, EVERY TIME, would be a better indicator of greatness.

I disagree......going against the odds, doing the impossible (Sasakul, Ledwaba, Barrera, Oscar, jumping up divisions) then winning it in great fashion is better than being the favorite then expectingly winning it (Floyd's career)