Why didn’t everyone suck off Jeff Horn after he beat Pacquiao? His win was just as convincing as Ugas’.

[BoxingIsGreat]

Horn whooped pac, but the fight was an ugly mess. Ugas whooped pacquiao way more cleanly. No comparison.

The bold: The only way Horn could win, and did. It's a fight.
Horn's boxing skills are at C. What did you want him to do?

[Lance98]

The bold: The only way Horn could win, and did. It's a fight.
Horn's boxing skills are at C. What did you want him to do?

I don't dictate to fighters on what they should do. It's their call. Pac lost to a guy who is decently skilled. Horn is not that bad actually. He knows how to fight. He even used pac's tendencies against him. Pac likes rushing in a lot with flurries from weird angles, and horn neutralised that. Messy, but effective.

[BoxingIsGreat]

I don't dictate to fighters on what they should do. It's their call. Pac lost to a guy who is decently skilled. Horn is not that bad actually. He knows how to fight. He even used pac's tendencies against him. Pac likes rushing in a lot with flurries from weird angles, and horn neutralised that. Messy, but effective.

That's all he needed. Kudos to him.

[MONGOOSE66]

I think it’s because no one wanted him to win.

The groups that usually root against Pacquiao aren’t exactly fans of white, educated foreigners.

No, it wasn’t and WHO CARES even if it was?I’m willing to chip in to help you out. Maybe we can get enough money together to get u a blojob or something.
Anything to get u away from your computer and give us a break from your ridiculous POSTS.

[Noelanthony]

I think it’s because no one wanted him to win.

The groups that usually root against Pacquiao aren’t exactly fans of white, educated foreigners.

He didn't deserve the win that's why. You are undermining Ugas's win because Pac hardly laid a glove on him whilst against Jeff Horn he nearly knocked out

[BoxingIsGreat]

No, it wasn’t and WHO CARES even if it was?I’m willing to chip in to help you out. Maybe we can get enough money together to get u a blojob or something.
Anything to get u away from your computer and give us a break from your ridiculous POSTS.

I'm willing to chip in to help a brother out.

[Richard G]

The problem with Horn's win was he was an unknown white boy from a foreign country up against a third world boxing hero who has been allowed to become a first world hero. So one exception is allowed but not bloody two, particularly a white school teacher.

[Ry92]

Different fight. Pac won vs horn had been elsewhere outside horn homecountry wouldve won or tied.. Ugas clearly won probably 7rds i think possible 8 so hell nah way different do u give horn 8 rds f... No did u see pac missing left right more Stationary come on now

[elfag]

They're incredibly comparable.

Both are 115-113 either way or draw type fights.

Both were unanimous decision victories for the opponent.

The only difference is Horn did it when Pacquiao wasn’t 43 and coming off a two year layoff.

Pac busted up Horns face and Ugas did the matrix on Pacquaio.


You pointed out a score card similiarity. Overall fight not even close to the same fight. Pac won some rounds because ugas is low output. Horn was a sloppy wrestling brawl. Ugas boxing from a distance. Pac busted up Horns face and dropped him. Pac hardly landed on Ugas.

Uncomparable fights and next time dont question me.

[LeOoze]

I like your creativity, Shane. I never expected you to use coded language. It actually doesn't suit you.

You can name those perceived Black posters. We are not all the same. For me, tho, this is what I think. I had Horn winning the Pacman fight, albeit with some (necessary) dirty tactics and roughhousing. Never agreed with the Pac was robbed BS. It's a fight. No question in my mind that Horn won, fair and square. The Ugas fight was easy work. I was a big Pac hater during the Floyd saga. Now I like him and respect him, but the respect is running thin. I wanna see him gone, gone, and gone.

Your thread would be a lot more interesting if you named names.

Shane Mosley jr gets better at making threads every day.