After the Pacman "Schools" Pretty Boy in Fistic Warfare...

[Lady Fan]

After the Pacman "Schools" Pretty Boy in Fistic Warfare, will this spell the end of Mayweather's long illustrious career as a boxer or will he choose to remain fighting well after his defeat by the Pacman? Knowing that he's highly proud of his undefeated record, do you think his 1st loss will be too much for him to bear thus choosing to retire once again? And do you think Floyd will be gracious in defeat and congratulate the Pacman as did Cotto at the end of that fight? JAT

[Lady Fan]

After the Pacman "Schools" Pretty Boy in Fistic Warfare, will this spell the end of Mayweather's long illustrious career as a boxer or will he choose to remain fighting well after his defeat by the Pacman? Knowing that he's highly proud of his undefeated record, do you think his 1st loss will be too much for him to bear thus choosing to retire once again? And do you think Floyd will be gracious in defeat and congratulate the Pacman as did Cotto at the end of that fight? JAT

[FLY TY]

School Mayweather, like totally outbox him? Pacman can't do that, I don't know any boxer that can. He needs to be aggressive and see how Mayweather reacts to his speed and odd punching angles.

and when mayweather adapts, pac is **** outta luck, because he won't be able to. i agree with the poster who said pac may look good the first 4 rounds, when there's a feeling out process....i expect floyd to take over midway through the fight, and he stops pacman in the 11th round.

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[FLY TY]

After the Pacman "Schools" Pretty Boy in Fistic Warfare, will this spell the end of Mayweather's long illustrious career as a boxer or will he choose to remain fighting well after his defeat by the Pacman? Knowing that he's highly proud of his undefeated record, do you think his 1st loss will be too much for him to bear thus choosing to retire once again? And do you think Floyd will be gracious in defeat and congratulate the Pacman as did Cotto at the end of that fight? JAT

but to answer your question....

floyd will hit him, and pacquiao will wake up from that dream you're talking about, and realize he's in there with the best fighter he's ever faced. by then it'll be too late.

[Lady Fan]

and when mayweather adapts, pac is **** outta luck, because he won't be able to. i agree with the poster who said pac may look good the first 4 rounds, when there's a feeling out process....i expect floyd to take over midway through the fight, and he stops pacman in the 11th round.

Due to the extreme voraciousness of the Pacman, this contest can also end in "Hattonesque" fashion for the Pretty Boy. Floyd may never even get the chance to "Adapt" to the "Pac-Attack" fight plan of the Pacman. JAT

[boojee]

Floyd will retire in shame.

[Nuurzhaelan]

[FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=5][COLOR=Blue]After the Pacman "Schools" Pretty Boy in Fistic Warfare, will this spell the end of Mayweather's long illustrious career as a boxer or will he choose to remain fighting well after his defeat by the Pacman? Knowing that he's highly proud of his undefeated record, do you think his 1st loss will be too much for him to bear thus choosing to retire once again? And do you think Floyd will be gracious in defeat and congratulate the Pacman as did Cotto at the end of that fight?

I wish I had that kind of clairvoyance.

[Foodie One]

I wish I had that kind of clairvoyance.

Thanks. Here's some more "clairvoyance" for you. The Pacman will have a much improved and differently crafted "Pac-Attack" fight plan just for Pretty Boy. Expect some "surprises." JAT

[RadioSha]

Roger even said that Cotto's got a harder punch than Floyd.

Pacquiao were eating all of Cotto's punches directly, and it didnt seem to distract

What makes anyone think that Floyd's punches are gonna hurt Pacquiao?

My other point is that, Mayweather hasnt faced Pacquiao's power yet. I believe that FLoyd will be overwhelmed by him (to say the least) and he'll be hurting from places he thought he couldn't be hit...