Floyd Sr: "Pacquiao cant fight at all!"

[HaglerSteelChin]

"Man, let me tell you something, man. [Pacquiao's trainer] Freddie Roach hasn't taught Pacquiao ****. That man still don't move his damn head and he's till drops his hands after he throws combinations"

I dont agree with Mayweather Sr. But that is something i did notice. If you see RD 8 in the cotto fight, when pac was coming back with his gloves down i can hear Cotto's corner scream in spanish "NOW!" and COtto hits him with body shots a blow to the head and cotto's corner than says "That is it." Obviously those shots were well taken by pac, but he did his usual glove ****ing after the shots.

What Floyd Sr fails to understand is that pac can take punches well. I think FLoyd was better at the lower weights in dealing with power (130,135). Even if PBF neutralizes pac's left now pac uses his right much better.

People may think i am nuts but i think Mosley matches up better against Pac than PBF. Because Mosley is not afraid to get hit(never Knocked out). Mosley would fight pac in very close quarters and take away the leverage on pac's punches. Pac gets his power from his legs, mosley would tie him up near the ropes and use hand speed to get some effective blows. In the center of the ring he would use his jab to both the head and body.

[GTR]

but Pac was unable to sell more PPV's than Mayweather with the same 3 opponents.

If Mayweather cant sell fights..but his opponents (DLH, Marquez & Hatton) can..& Pac can sell fights...then you would expect Pac with his HUGE fan base and DLH, Marquez & Hatton with their huge fan base's to sell way more than mayweather right?

your logic doesnt make sense

Floyd claims he sold the fights when he didnt. He relies on his opponents fanbase to buy the fights. just like marquez, now hes sayin it didnt sell as much as Pac/Cotto because hes not a draw, WTF? why pick him and line it up on mexican day and say hes not a draw? now he claims all sales were because of him. please apply ur logic on that.

[Larrysbird]

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