The Pacquiao curse....

[Bobby Shaw]

What's up with Pacquiao of late

On a lighter note guys look at Manny's circumstances

He fights Hatton and Hatton chooses a novice as his coach.(Floyd Mayweather didnt coach Hatton,they fell out and rumour has it Mayweather beat Hatton because Hatton couldnt move his head)

Then he's about to fight Cotto,Cotto decides to fight against his trainer instead and he hires a novice as his coach.Heaven knows what he was told in the corner.

I'm not suggesting that Bob Arum paid Floyd Mayweather Sr money to cause havoc in the Hatton camp but Bob Arum mentioned yesterday he was friends with Mayweather Sr.

I'm not suggesting that Arum paid Evangelista Cotto but I'm intrigued by the circumstances.

Can anyone please explain

[rabad]

Can anyone please explain

Manny was the better fighter[/end]

[gopi11]

You're just trippin' dude, must be good **** you're smoking...

[aether]

why can't the reason pacquiao beat those opponents is that because he's better than them?

[putaloco]

why can't the reason pacquiao beat those opponents is that because he's better than them?

im a die hard cotto fan still! and honestly the pacman was just better than oscar and better than hatton and better than cotto.

[Bobby Shaw]

why can't the reason pacquiao beat those opponents is that because he's better than them?

Any fighter can beat any badly prepared fighter.Surely if your coach is a novice you cant win can you?The worst part is the advice you get when things are not going your way during the fight.Coaches can change the complexion of the fight at ringside.

Remember when Floyd fought DelaHoya,Oscar had Floyd on the rope.Floyd's a good fighter but Roger told him to stay away from the ropes so judges wouldnt be misled.He adjusted and the rest is history.

One of the strategies of ensuring you win is by destabilising your opponent's preparation.I'm not saying Manny did it but the incentive to do so from the promoter is there if that would secure a Floyd fight.It's a bit of a coincidence or Maybe God's on Pacquiao's side