Will PBF have an identity crisis like Naseem Hamed after his first loss?

[adobostreak]

after Pacquiao?

real champs are like Pacquiao who can come back stronger after a loss.

after his first loss to Barerra, Naseem Hamed wasn't the same. It showed in his comeback fight, then he decided to retire. Thats not what champions do.

after using "undefeated" as his only selling point throughout his career, how will he react to being handed his first loss from Pacquiao?

[DLT]

NO, real champs are like Floyd and dont lose

[Pullcounter]

[Ravishing]

NO, real champs are like Floyd and dont lose

The best still lose from time to time, but they also usually fight or play the best to get that nod.

You think the '72 Dolphins are the best team in NFL History?

[Sparked_1985]

I think he would be in a similar position.

Naz was all about that air of invincibility. He became a complete circus act with his entourage. Mayweather seems to have or has had a similar thing going on. He's smart enough to be trying to get away from that image - because basically - people won't be feel for him or be willing to pay big money to watch him after he loses.

[Weebler I]

He'd make an excuse and fight on, he needs the money to finance his lifestyle. It's always been about money for him.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

yep...total breakdown and identity crisis


he's gonna come back and think he's mexican

[apokalips]

yep...total breakdown and identity crisis


he's gonna come back and think he's mexican

Then get beaten by Mexicutioner Pacquiao again.

[Syf]

Its amusing to me you dislike Floyd so much and yet he makes excellent use of your namesake (the pull counter) in nearly every notable fight he has.

[Libido Sanchez]

Its amusing to me you dislike Floyd so much and yet he makes excellent use of your namesake (the pull counter) in nearly every notable fight he has.

Just because you call someone a ***** doesn't mean you don't like *****.