SRR would eat Pacman alive (even tho love pacman)

[Smokin'J]

look at that pretty boy

[LilGizmo562]

I don't think anyone has ever once said pacman would beat SRR. That's not even a debate broham

You'd be surprised......

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=332006

[jrosales13]

hmm.. well true.. but don't give Pacman that much discredit. he could beat some fighters of history, right? or at least put up a good fight, like Pacman vs. Duran. that would be pretty competitive at welter, right?

Him against Duran at Welter? Maybe it could be a good fight. Duran was not in his prime at Welter. I think Pac beats Alexis Arguello. I think a Pac-Chavez fight would be pretty good. I don't know who really wins that fight maybe Pac. A good fight at Welter for Pac would be against the very skilled Jose Napoles. Who was a smooth as butter. I could see Napoles outclassing Pac. But, I could see Pac stoppin Napoles due to cuts.

[paulsinghnl]

look at that pretty boy

speakin of the pretty boy (not being a hater, love ali), u ever found that picture of Frazier-Ali I fight, where Frazier caught Ali with his monsterous left hook and floored him.

[Smokin'J]

best i can do broski

[Smokin'J]

[hugh grant]

Pac is doing things that no one has ever done as Arum said. Look at the faces of all the boxers Pac has beat of late and how battered they looked. People are so impressed with him they accuse him of steroids. How people behave towards Pac, speaks volumes and louder than any words will ever do, and all counts towards Pacs greatness and it all adds up.

He was favourite against Cotto for good ness sake. Pac has come a long, long way. How many people in Cottos career were favourite against him, let alone someone who came from 116 or is it 106?

He is top 10 now perhaps and if he beats PBF, skys the limit.

[Left Hook Tua]

the greatest.........

[Smokin'J]

HD brah

[Left Hook Tua]

after a 3 1/2 year layoff......

muhammad ali fought jerry quarry , oscar bonavena , joe frazier and jimmy ellis in 9 months from the end of 1970 to mid 1971.

after a 3 1/2 year layoff!

here's the ring magazine's top 10 at heavyweight at the start of 1970:

1.Joe Frazier
2.Jimmy Ellis
3.Jerry Quarry
4.Leotis Martin
5.Mac Foster
6.Sonny Liston
7.Oscar Bonavena
8.Al Jones
9.Henry Cooper
10.Gregorio Manuel Peralta

he fought the top 3 fighters and another top 10 fighter in 9 months after a 3 1/2 year layoff!

3 1/2 years!