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Pacquiao too fast, too strong and too smart for mayweather, jr.
PACQUIAO TOO FAST, TOO STRONG AND TOO SMART FOR MAYWEATHER, JR.
by Simeon Vergara, Maharlikan Times
HOLLYWOOD, California, December 16, 2009 - In an exclusive telephone interview with Maharlikan Times, Freddie Roach predicts an easy win by Pound -for-Pound King Manny Pacquiao via unanimous decision over former Pound-for-Pound King Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in their scheduled clash this March 13, 2010.
Freddie Roach says, "Manny Pacquiao might be too fast, too strong and too smart for Mayweather, Jr. and I know the key to break him down even in the early rounds."
Asked when should Pacquiao start his training if ever both fighters sign the contract, Roach says: "Pacquiao must start his training as soon as possible."
Roach further says he "does not mind his pupil to kick off his usual basics in the Philippines this late of December".
Pacquiao had his early start of training for Cotto fight in the Philippines, which Roach strongly opposed and went ahead to train his fighter in that tumultuous section where typhoon "Ondoy" killed hundreds in the metropolitan of Manila.
Now, Roach seems to compromise his wishes as Pacquiao keeps himself busy with business appointments and much more his preparation for the congressional election in Saranggani, of which he is vying against Roy Chongbian, the annointed one of the Chongbian Dynasty that rules such purported district for over 20 years, according to Philboxing.com's writer, Granville Ampong.
by Simeon Vergara, Maharlikan Times
HOLLYWOOD, California, December 16, 2009 - In an exclusive telephone interview with Maharlikan Times, Freddie Roach predicts an easy win by Pound -for-Pound King Manny Pacquiao via unanimous decision over former Pound-for-Pound King Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in their scheduled clash this March 13, 2010.
Freddie Roach says, "Manny Pacquiao might be too fast, too strong and too smart for Mayweather, Jr. and I know the key to break him down even in the early rounds."
Asked when should Pacquiao start his training if ever both fighters sign the contract, Roach says: "Pacquiao must start his training as soon as possible."
Roach further says he "does not mind his pupil to kick off his usual basics in the Philippines this late of December".
Pacquiao had his early start of training for Cotto fight in the Philippines, which Roach strongly opposed and went ahead to train his fighter in that tumultuous section where typhoon "Ondoy" killed hundreds in the metropolitan of Manila.
Now, Roach seems to compromise his wishes as Pacquiao keeps himself busy with business appointments and much more his preparation for the congressional election in Saranggani, of which he is vying against Roy Chongbian, the annointed one of the Chongbian Dynasty that rules such purported district for over 20 years, according to Philboxing.com's writer, Granville Ampong.
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