Who had the better career at Welterweight: Pacquiao or Crawford?
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154 in 2007 isn’t the same as 147 over a year later, a weight not made in over 8 years.
If not, the past prime losses, including to Ugas,
should count because Manny’s name didn’t change. He was still Manny.Last edited by The Big Dunn; 04-21-2025, 01:57 PM.Comment
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He was ranked #3 so objectively not the best at that time.
"So what"
So what? What do you mean, so what?
So he was the THIRD best, not THE best. That's so what you retard.Comment
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He fought 2x in 3 years- MD over Lopez before the SD loss to Manny. Then he didn’t fight for 3 years after.
You just got finished posting that the Spence win was diminished because he hasn’t done anything after. It hasn’t been 2 years yet since the fight.
Thurman did nothing for 3 years. So using your logic, the Thurman win is no big deal.Comment
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I already stated why Manny Pacquaio had a better career than Bud Crawford at welterweight, and your little bs rhethoric isn't changing that.
You just can't accept that Bud lost the poll by a landslide, nobody has time to analyze your garbage talking points
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You haven’t provided any evidence.
Additionally, you have these BS standards you apply to everyone other than Manny.
If it’s the same ODH it’s the same Manny and the losses make his resume worse.
154 in 2007 isn’t the same as 147 over a year later, a weight not made in over 8 years.
If not, the past prime losses, including to Ugas,
should count because Manny’s name didn’t change. He was still Manny.
Period.Last edited by The Big Dunn; 04-21-2025, 02:10 PM.Comment
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I don't need to make any excuses for Manny here son, you have to make them for Crawford.
I told you he better go back down to 147 he got more work to do.Comment
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