Clearing Up Rumours: PACQUIAO DOES NOT - NOT - HAVE A RUPTURED EARDRUM!!

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  • GG Marquez
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    Clearing Up Rumours: PACQUIAO DOES NOT - NOT - HAVE A RUPTURED EARDRUM!!

    I wanted to take a moment from all the silliness going back and forth to clear up an important issue. And that issue is about a fighter's health.

    I see that Pacquiao's fans are saying that Pacquiao has a ruptured eardrum. And that ruptured eardrum is the reason the fight should be postponed. On the flipside, Mayweather supporters are saying that Pacquiao is ducking.

    I just wanted to provide facts. Because a fighter's health is primary, and I would never encourage or expect a fighter to go into ANY fight (much less a fight os this magnitude) with an injury.

    ACCORDING TO ARIZA, Pacquiao suffered a minor ("very mild") cartilage injury in training, and then it ruptured during the fight. Cartilage. Not eardrum. Huge difference. Huge. Please see link:

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    The doctor saw Pac, checked him out, and "****** the juice out of it". I use that phrase because that is what we called it during wrestling. I wrestled for nine years, and I have had that procedure done twice. In fact, some guys would do it themselves, or to/for other guys on the team. It prevents those ugly cauliflower ears that you see wrestlers/MMA guys with. My own ears are slightly calloused, but fine.

    The doctor re-checked Pac again the next day, and said it was very minor, and Pac was fine.




    Dr. Jeffrey Roth is a board-certified surgeon in Nevada. I'm making the assumption that he knows what is going on with Pacquiao's ear better than you do.



    Pacquiao's ear - THANKFULLY - is a non-issue.

    My guess is that Pac needs to get a better fitting headgear, or to wear a slip-sleeve underneath so that the leather headgear doesn't rub directly on his ears.

    Thanks, guys.
    Last edited by GG Marquez; 12-03-2009, 10:00 PM.
  • Doctor_Tenma
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    #2
    Exactly, and Pacquiao vs. Cotto wasn't all that competitive after the 1st few rounds.

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    • GG Marquez
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      #3
      Sooooo, now that the "ear injury" is put to bed. There's no reason why this fight can't go forward in March.

      As a fan, I always want to see fights as quickly as possible. Anything can happen at a later date to derail fights.

      Control what you can control.

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      • COACH WEBB
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        #4
        dont expect many to come in this thread

        they will "avoid it like the plague!" as some say on here!

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        • Left Hook Tua
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          #5
          a ruptured ear drum would require surgery.

          pac didn't need any surgery.

          the guy had swollen cauliflower ears. they drained it after the fight. nothing serious.

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            Its not soo much about the injuries but about the wear and tear pac's body is up against.. He just had a grueling training camp and a tough fight against cotto.. He just has 1 month to charge his batteries and fully recuperate.. and start training for an even tougher fight.. May would be perfect, pac should ****in drop his political dreams for now and fulfill it after he's retired.. Dont know why he is soo eager to do it now..

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            • The Gully Gad
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              He must of hurt his ears when he did his after show concert cuz Cotto hit him with *** all.....

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              • COACH WEBB
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                #8
                Originally posted by johncods
                Its not soo much about the injuries but about the wear and tear pac's body is up against.. He just had a grueling training camp and a tough fight against cotto.. He just has 1 month to charge his batteries and fully recuperate.. and start training for an even tougher fight.. May would be perfect, pac should ****in drop his political dreams for now and fulfill it after he's retired.. Dont know why he is soo eager to do it now..
                lol..he is an athlete!

                that is what they do!

                wear and tear...NO ATHLETE RIGHT NOW is 100%.

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                  Originally posted by GG Marquez
                  I wanted to take a moment from all the silliness going back and forth to clear up an important issue. And that issue is about a fighter's health.

                  I see that Pacquiao's fans are saying that Pacquiao has a ruptured eardrum. And that ruptured eardrum is the reason the fight should be postponed. On the flipside, Mayweather supporters are saying that Pacquiao is ducking.

                  I just wanted to provide facts. Because a fighter's health is primary, and I would never encourage or expect a fighter to go into ANY fight (much less a fight os this magnitude) with an injury.

                  ACCORDING TO ARIZA, Pacquiao suffered a minor ("very mild") cartilage injury in training, and then it ruptured during the fight. Cartilage. Not eardrum. Huge difference. Huge. Please see link:

                  Stay updated with the latest boxing news, fight results, interviews, and rankings. Get real-time coverage of upcoming bouts, analysis, and exclusive insights from the world of boxing.


                  The doctor saw Pac, checked him out, and "****** the juice out of it". I use that phrase because that is what we called it during wrestling. I wrestled for nine years, and I have had that procedure done twice. In fact, some guys would do it themselves, or to/for other guys on the team. It prevents those ugly cauliflower ears that you see wrestlers/MMA guys with. My own ears are slightly calloused, but fine.

                  The doctor re-checked Pac again the next day, and said it was very minor, and Pac was fine.




                  Dr. Jeffrey Roth is a board-certified surgeon in Nevada. I'm making the assumption that he knows what is going on with Pacquiao's ear better than you do.



                  Pacquiao's ear - THANKFULLY - is a non-issue.

                  My guess is that Pac needs to get a better fitting headgear, or to wear a slip-sleeve underneath so that the leather headgear doesn't rub directly on his ears.

                  Thanks, guys.
                  You know so much its fuuckin amazing.

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                  • Libido Sanchez
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                    #10
                    Question: Would a bleeding ear (even if it's not serious) be considered the same as a bad cut that stops a fight by the ref or ring doctors?

                    Seriously, I'm just wondering.

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