Comments Thread For: Luis Nery Calls Out Naoya Inoue: "He's Not A Monster"

[Boxfan83]

I get the hate for Nery but if the dude changed his ways, he's a problem.

I'd like to see Nery vs. MJ under VADA testing.

[ELPacman]

He went from 108 to the catch weight of 145 without missing a step physically or skillwise even with the passage of time! Highly unlikely to be done naturally. The real "key" to pac's success was he was "juiced to the gills" ! That's what you said about Marquez right? Even though "he has never been cought once on anything" just like you said about Pacquiao. It was you that was "missing the point".... you have a double standard and that means you are not a true fight fan.

Okay, my "double standard" is that Marquez never dropped Pac once in all their prior fights. You get "softer" as you get older. I think that is a fair assessment. Less veiny, less toned. Even you could see that in Pac over 35 years old. Marquez was more shredded/ripped/veiny than ever before for the 4th Pac fight. Though yes, he was not caught with anything. I'm basing that on, 3 prior fights, 36 rds together and Marquez never dropped him once. All a sudden he drops him and flatlines him at his oldest age... You're indicating, Pac was juiced from what? 24 years old until he's 40?

EDIT - Oh, completely forgot, Marquez was hooked up with Memo for that 4th fight. A former known PED distributor. He only hooked up with him for that fight and got out before the heat got on him again.

[just the facts]

Tea meet kettle.

Again, please explain.

[just the facts]

I get the hate for Nery but if the dude changed his ways, he's a problem.

I'd like to see Nery vs. MJ under VADA testing.

Not for Brandon Figueroa.

[Boxfan83]

Again, please explain.

(informal, humorous) Used to draw attention to hypocrisy.

[Boxfan83]

Not for Brandon Figueroa.

I never liked Figueroa until that fight. Who you got, Fig or Magasayo?

[dukesville]

Okay, my "double standard" is that Marquez never dropped Pac once in all their prior fights. You get "softer" as you get older. I think that is a fair assessment. Less veiny, less toned. Even you could see that in Pac over 35 years old. Marquez was more shredded/ripped/veiny than ever before for the 4th Pac fight. Though yes, he was not caught with anything. I'm basing that on, 3 prior fights, 36 rds together and Marquez never dropped him once. All a sudden he drops him and flatlines him at his oldest age... You're indicating, Pac was juiced from what? 24 years old until he's 40?

EDIT - Oh, completely forgot, Marquez was hooked up with Memo for that 4th fight. A former known PED distributor. He only hooked up with him for that fight and got out before the heat got on him again.

Right?!! You get softer with age... now you're making sense. Something pac didn't show until the end of his career like 2017 when he was about 38-39. Being honest here the thought did cross my mind on Marquez in the last fight but another thing that I thought was if that were the case is, all Marquez did was level the playing field and took away the edge pac had in the previous fights. But based on all of this both Pacquiao and Marquez ( I'm a fan of both by the way) are suspect would you say? Remember they by far are not the only ones you already pointed out another guy and there's many more.

[just the facts]

I never liked Figueroa until that fight. Who you got, Fig or Magasayo?

Tough call. I think Figueroa is more skilled and more experienced, so I favor him but he prone to participating in unnecessary fire fights which favors the bigger man and harder puncher (Magasayo).

[just the facts]

(informal, humorous) Used to draw attention to hypocrisy.

Formal, nothing hypocritical about what I posted.

[Boxfan83]

Formal, nothing hypocritical about what I posted.

I feel the same way, it's a good style clash. 3 weekends in a row boxing has had low key good fights.