manny Considers margarito Top 5 Faced but Not Floyd

[IceTrayDaGang]

how does this relate to anything I mentioned?



who Toby again

south, im just messing with you. you a decent poster on here. it's funny to see yall scramble and protect floyd. it's all good. nothing left here from me.

[djtmal]

not sure why they dont get it... those were tougher fights.. some of them gave manny a beating. all floyd did was out pointed pac.. fair play to floyd but tough fight? no.

They don't get it because Floyd boys wallow in mediocrity.

A do enough to get by mentality.

In a mega superfight Floyd ran, clinched and had his handpicked ref assist him with getting a decision on the judges scorecards

Maybe if the question was who was the most frustrating fighter to fight Manny would have said Floyd in that case.

[STREET CLEANER]

Manny didn't say anything about his supposed bum shoulder going into the fight and says that the Floyd fight was boring because of him.

I thought he was going to say that his toughest fight was the 3 KO losses and when he had a child out of wedlock and had to argue with Jinkee.

[SouthpawRight]

Manny didn't say anything about his supposed bum shoulder going into the fight and says that the Floyd fight was boring because of him.

I thought he was going to say that his toughest fight was the 3 KO losses and when he had a child out of wedlock and had to argue with Jinkee.

manny hella
horny

[IceTrayDaGang]

manny hella
horny

it's that bpc mentality. learnt it from all the best, b-ball players, rappers, it's that hood lifestyle.

[SouthpawRight]

it's that bpc mentality. learnt it from all the best, b-ball players, rappers, it's that hood lifestyle.

Manny is charismatic Asian caveman

I remember when he ucked that pinay starlet too which made jinkee cry on camera rofl

[ELPacman]

floyd bois salty... he's basing it off "tough" fights.. yeah he loss to floyd on a decision but it wasnt consider tough.

anyone with 2 working eyes could see that Marg was a tougher fight for Pac.

Exactly. Anyone that watched the fights can see with their own eyes the degree of difficulty. Although Manny was winning vs Marg, it was not easy by any means. The dude was in motion the entire 12 rds to not let himself get caught up on the ropes where Margarito could pummel him. The one time he did get stuck, Margarito landed a nasty body shot that had Pac hunch over from the impact. He felt it.

Floyd fight was difficult in that he just couldn't get to Floyd. It wasn't a painful or tough loss otherwise.

I didn't watch the the video yet to know what other ones might of been his toughest, though I would add Agapito Sanchez who fouled Pacquiao up until the end of the fight where they declared it a draw some how. Then I would say Marquez 1 and 4. He nearly had Marquez out in 1rd only to go through hell for the next 11. Then Marquez 4, well, we all know how that went. I almost thought Pac was going to come back after himself being dropped first, then dropping Marquez (at least making his glove touch down). Only to get iced a few minutes later.

The Thurman fight looked tough too despite a solid first rd. Reminded me of the Margarito win. Pac had to keep fighting almost nonstop to prevent Thurman from dropping bombs on him.

[shfiii]

Sounds like 48 underestimated Floyd’s defensive genius and got outclassed. Styles make fights—Floyd’s precision and ring IQ were too much. A punching bag might engage more, but it wouldn't outscore the best since Sugar Ray.

[paulf]

You can make fun of Manny, but this is how guys ALWAYS act when they take part in interviews like these.

"The hardest puncher I faced was the guy that buzzed me and then I KO'd in the 8th. Not the guy that knocked me out with one punch. Not the guy who broke me down, dropped me five times, and stopped me in the 7th."

"I may have eight losses, but the the best fighter I faced was some dude I beat easily"

Flip through any Ring magazine over the years - It's always some bull**** like this. Very few fighters have their egos enough in check to be honest.

[SouthpawRight]

You can make fun of Manny, but this is how guys ALWAYS act when they take part in interviews like these.

"The hardest puncher I faced was the guy that buzzed me and then I KO'd in the 8th. Not the guy that knocked me out with one punch. Not the guy who broke me down, dropped me five times, and stopped me in the 7th."

"I may have eight losses, but the the best fighter I faced was some dude I beat easily"

Flip through any Ring magazine over the years - It's always some bull**** like this. Very few fighters have their egos enough in check to be honest.

Fighters will also overrate former opponents or sparring partners