What impress me the most about PaC

**-The Glove-** · 12-26-2009, 05:49 AM

Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3

is that when he was fighting after the second marquez fight and going up in weight, what really struck me is how he changed. Not with his body, not his speed, not even his power. What I saw was a new PAC, he's footwork, he's improved right hand to throw diff combinations, basically how he fights altogether. He's improve in every aspect of his game, he's already perfected his style of fighting, going in and out, using his strong lower body lunging to attack, as well stepping back to defend. What Im saying is, does PED improve fighting skills?

Yes of course it does. I mean I have no evidence, but if it's Manny, it must have been something other than hardwork, training, and determination. I mean look at him. He's just a little Asian guy. He's not supposed to be tearing everybodys asses up.

**viewsat** · 12-26-2009, 05:51 AM

Originally posted by 2npac

Yes of course it does. I mean I have no evidence, but if it's Manny, it must have been something other than hardwork, training, and determination. I mean look at him. He's just a little Asian guy. He's not supposed to be tearing everybodys asses up.

Exactly, Roach gives Pac the game plan and Pac executes it perfectly. His speed adds to his strength.

**RodBarker** · 12-26-2009, 05:54 AM

Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3

is that when he was fighting after the second marquez fight and going up in weight, what really struck me is how he changed. Not with his body, not his speed, not even his power. What I saw was a new PAC, he's footwork, he's improved right hand to throw diff combinations, basically how he fights altogether. He's improve in every aspect of his game, he's already perfected his style of fighting, going in and out, using his strong lower body lunging to attack, as well stepping back to defend. What Im saying is, does PED improve fighting skills?

Over time yes because you can train harder and recover quicker , so you do more training at a higher intensity , that translates to a better all round fighter.

**skipperman** · 12-26-2009, 05:56 AM

Originally posted by 4773Y350NM3

is that when he was fighting after the second marquez fight and going up in weight, what really struck me is how he changed. Not with his body, not his speed, not even his power. What I saw was a new PAC, he's footwork, he's improved right hand to throw diff combinations, basically how he fights altogether. He's improve in every aspect of his game, he's already perfected his style of fighting, going in and out, using his strong lower body lunging to attack, as well stepping back to defend. What Im saying is, does PED improve fighting skills?

This is exactly what people needs to understand and accept. Manny improved a lot skillwise.

**skipperman** · 12-26-2009, 05:57 AM

I don't think the guy that fought marquez will beat Cotto. But he is more skillful now.

**RodBarker** · 12-26-2009, 06:00 AM

Originally posted by skipperman

This is exactly what people needs to understand and accept. Manny improved a lot skillwise.

You dont think building a better race car starts in its engine , off course PEDS would enhance your skills because the motor is running faster and stronger your bound to get benefits to all aspects of your game .

**Headshake** · 12-26-2009, 06:06 AM

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Yes of course it does. I mean I have no evidence, but if it's Manny, it must have been something other than hardwork, training, and determination. I mean look at him. He's just a little Asian guy. He's not supposed to be tearing everybodys asses up.

Hey, thats being racist dude?!?

**-The Glove-** · 12-26-2009, 06:08 AM

Originally posted by Headshake

"Yes of course it does. I mean I have no evidence, but if it's Manny, it must have been something other than hardwork, training, and determination. I mean look at him. He's just a little Asian guy. He's not supposed to be tearing everybodys asses up."

Hey, thats being racist dude?!?

Hey it's called sarcasm dude?!?

**PinoyZoi** · 12-26-2009, 06:14 AM

Apparently in BoxingScene you have to be at Prime at the very beginning, if you start improving like Pacquiao you are now considered as a "Cheater".

I guess all the knowledge and hardwork does nothing but discredits the fighter.

What impress me the most about PaC