It would be out of character for Manny to talk crap at any point leading into the fight. He is a professional and a cares about his ppl and the boxing public and you can tell he appreciates the position he has put himself as a prize fighter. Plus being such a highly entertaining fighter who takes risky challenges and impresses on his wins is why he has a legion of fans.
Co-sign bro.
Manny never trash talked his opponents in his entire boxing career. He respects every boxer he fought and the boxers he's going to fight. This is what you call, GMRC - GOOD MANNERS & RIGHT CONDUCT...
Pac didnt say anything cuz roach did enough talking for the both of them. You idiots doest roach rep Pac!...
You are the idiot! Have you ever heard Pac trash talked his opponent? from the very beginning of his career up to this point he never ever trash talked his opponent or even anyone. Moron!
This is a sincere message to those who follow, route for, admire and love Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao. He not only is a great fighter but he is a class act, a gentleman and represents his country with a lot of dignity.
The reason I post this message is to tell you to appreciate him more for the man that he is rather then the fighter. You see all fighters lose at one point. And when it is someone who you truly are a fan of it can be devastating. I am Puerto Rican and pretty much a die hard fan of all our our fighters. I remember when Felix "Tito" Trindad was on top of his game. He was on such a roll that I thought he would never be beat. Tito was pretty much demolishing everyone that was put in front of him, not knowing what was waiting for him as he moved up in weight from welter weight to middle weight. Then came that faithful day in September a week after September 11. I was waiting for the destruction of a pretty well known fighter, Bernard Hopkins. Hopkins pretty much dimantled my favorite fighter round by round. Something I thought would never happen. There Tito layed on the canvass, a beaten man. That was probably the most devastating defeat I have felt. But I learned from that experience as a fan. Don't ever think your favorite fighter can't be defeated. All the greats lose and sometimes in a crushing manner. I say all of this because if Cotto loses this fight it won't be as nearly devastating as a Pacquiao loss. Pac means a million times more to the Philippines than Cotto does to Puerto Rico.
So, I know we've been going back and forth talking crap about how our favorite fighter is going to kick ass and it's all in fun. But remember one thing Pac fans, Pac can lose this fight and lose in a devastating manner. But the next day he will still Manny Pacquiao, the class act, the gentleman, the man who represents his country in a dignified way.
To all my Boricuas, get ready for a great fight from our Boricua.
To all Pinoys, keep routing for Pac, one of the greatest figures in the history of the Philippines.
Paquiao might look good in first couple rounds but as soon as the fight heats up is a wrap your goonna see Paquiao's facial expression when he sits in that corner after feeling cotto's power.
thats not a good idea for cotto to give the first 2 rounds, pac thrives on confidence and rythm, if he gets that early it will be all over for cotto.
You are the idiot! Have you ever heard Pac trash talked his opponent? from the very beginning of his career up to this point he never ever trash talked his opponent or even anyone. Moron!
hey moron i didnt say that Pac was trash talkin i said Roach did enough for the both of them....next time read the post completely b4 replying!
Cotto is not a talker as well. He too likes to let his fists do the talking. 2 more days and we'll see who's louder in the ring. I see many Pac fans being disappointed with the result and next week they'll be disappointed even more with the PPV numbers. Arum thinks this fight will do more than 2.2m and Roach talks about more people than in the DLH-Mayweather fight.
WHAT DOES THAT HAVE TO DO WITH THE THREAD? AND SINCE WHEN HAVE PAC FANS BEEN DISAPPOINTED WITH PPV NUMBERS?
I'm a Pac-Fan....and I've never cared about his PPV numbers...just his ability to deliver on a good night of fighting.
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