Pac just showed us a preview for his Floyd fight...

**softwaretrial09** · 11-17-2009, 07:47 AM

That will be ****ing hilarious!

Pac should stay in the middle of the ring, put his hands down, then read the newspaper. Just imagine the boos Gayweather's going to get.

**oaba09** · 11-17-2009, 07:48 AM

LOL....Come to think of it, Manny can do that...Why chase floyd? He should let floyd come to him LMAO

**PAKYO** · 11-17-2009, 07:51 AM

Yes, that what i want see on that fight. Let floyd run around and try to take potshot at Pac who just stands there. It will be the most comical bout in history.

**kadyo's** · 11-17-2009, 07:51 AM

hahahahaha nice one pareng O.

**gopi11** · 11-17-2009, 08:12 AM

Originally posted by kadyo

hahahahaha nice one pareng O.

I'm bored prof.

Actually, I really think Pac should employ those tactics against Usain Bolt!

**JulVal** · 11-17-2009, 08:13 AM

Originally posted by gopi11

Do you think that Pacman is really that intelligent that he's planning ahead and will try to incorporate the rope-a-dope just to lure Floyd to a fight? Imagine this, "Ding-ding!" 1st round, Pacman makes the sign of the Cross and heads straight into the ropes, hits his head with both gloves as if taunting Mayweather to come in and do his worst, wouldn't it look hilarious? And just in case Floyd decides to ride on his bike after he gets clocked good by Pacman, Manny just stands in the middle of the ring with arms crossed waiting for Mayweather's next dance step, how would the audience react? If that scenario happens, I'll be ROTFLMAO!!!

That would kill boxing imo.

People would get so angry lmao. But it's a nice strategy though.

**Benny Leonard** · 11-17-2009, 08:23 AM

Actually, Ray Arcel:

Arcel was more than a taskmaster, though. He had a genius for devising the right battle plan for his fighters. For instance, when Alfonso Frazer was to fight an Argentine, Nicolino Loche, for the junior welterweight title in Panama in 1972, Arcel had no idea of what strategy would work because he had never seen Loche fight.

So Arcel dressed up like a local -- in dark glasses, army shoes, a work shirt and a Panama hat -- and attended a public workout of Loche's.

"Loche would feint you and keep backing up until he got near the ropes," Arcel told Dave Anderson in the book "In The Corner."

"Then he had an uncanny ability to twist you into the ropes. He'd take you by surprise. By the time you realized where you were, he'd **** the hell out of you.

"That night I talked to Frazer. I said: 'The minute he starts backing up like that, don't follow him. Just stand there and look at him.' The night of the fight, the place is mobbed. When the fight began, sure enough Loche started to back up, but Frazer just stood there and waved his glove. When he did that, those 20,000 lunatics let loose. You never heard screaming and hollering like that in all your life. Frazer won the fight right then and there. The other guy couldn't fight anymore."

Frazer beat Loche by a decision.

http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/08/sp...ead-at-94.html

**gopi11** · 11-17-2009, 08:36 AM

Originally posted by Benny Leonard

Actually, Ray Arcel:

Arcel was more than a taskmaster, though. He had a genius for devising the right battle plan for his fighters. For instance, when Alfonso Frazer was to fight an Argentine, Nicolino Loche, for the junior welterweight title in Panama in 1972, Arcel had no idea of what strategy would work because he had never seen Loche fight.

So Arcel dressed up like a local -- in dark glasses, army shoes, a work shirt and a Panama hat -- and attended a public workout of Loche's.

"Loche would feint you and keep backing up until he got near the ropes," Arcel told Dave Anderson in the book "In The Corner."

"Then he had an uncanny ability to twist you into the ropes. He'd take you by surprise. By the time you realized where you were, he'd **** the hell out of you.

"That night I talked to Frazer. I said: 'The minute he starts backing up like that, don't follow him. Just stand there and look at him.' The night of the fight, the place is mobbed. When the fight began, sure enough Loche started to back up, but Frazer just stood there and waved his glove. When he did that, those 20,000 lunatics let loose. You never heard screaming and hollering like that in all your life. Frazer won the fight right then and there. The other guy couldn't fight anymore."

Frazer beat Loche by a decision.

http://www.nytimes.com/1994/03/08/sp...ead-at-94.html

What would your reaction be if that **** did happen on a Pac-Floyd fight Benny?

Thnx for the good read btw!

**SplitSecond** · 11-17-2009, 08:39 AM

he has to pressure floyd and keep the pressure on, ony way i see him winning

but yea, this would be a funny scenerio

Pac just showed us a preview for his Floyd fight...