Comments Thread For: Mayweather is Still The Favorite To Beat Pacquiao

[hugh grant]

I don't like Mayweather at all, but objectively, he would beat Pac quite comfortably over 12.

Most people who talk boxing havent a clue what they say. So why didnt PBF beat Castillo comfortable or DLH? WHat unique style did Castillo bring to the table, apart from being one of the more decent opponents PBF fought?

IF castillo gave PBF hard times, as did Hatton and DLH. WHy not Pac make things uncomfortable for PBF?

[jtiger78]

most people who talk boxing havent a clue what they say. So why didnt pbf beat castillo comfortable or dlh? What unique style did castillo bring to the table, apart from being one of the more decent opponents pbf fought?

If castillo gave pbf hard times, as did hatton and dlh. Why not pac make things uncomfortable for pbf?

have u checked the punch stats for oscar vs floyd? Please do research on it im not even going to post them oscar didnt cokme close to winning that fight, its funny u say most people have no clue what they say but u have no idea styles make fights!!! U are crazy when did hatton give floyd a hard time? Maybe floyds style makes it seem that way but he didnt. Castillo in the first fight did beat floyd he was 9 pounds heavier also, in the second fight floyd whooped his ass.!!!!

[hugh grant]

have u checked the punch stats for oscar vs floyd? Please do research on it im not even going to post them oscar didnt cokme close to winning that fight, its funny u say most people have no clue what they say but u have no idea styles make fights!!! U are crazy when did hatton give floyd a hard time? Maybe floyds style makes it seem that way but he didnt. Castillo in the first fight did beat floyd he was 9 pounds heavier also, in the second fight floyd whooped his ass.!!!!

Hatton himiself said he gave Floyd a hard fight up till ref intervention. Plus floyd said Hatton gave him one of his toughest fights. So dont call me deluded, call floyd it.

[Evil Abed]

Hatton himiself said he gave Floyd a hard fight up till ref intervention. Plus floyd said Hatton gave him one of his toughest fights. So dont call me deluded, call floyd it.

Well if Hatton said he was giving floyd a hard time it must be true. And its not like Floyd has said he was given his hardest fight before.

Chavez, Castillo, Augustus,

All tougher fights then Hatton

[jtiger78]

hatton himiself said he gave floyd a hard fight up till ref intervention. Plus floyd said hatton gave him one of his toughest fights. So dont call me deluded, call floyd it.

ive watched the fight several times maybe he gave him a hard fight in terms of finally landing a knock out punch but i didnt see where he was actually beating floyd up, have u checked into the de lahoya vs may punch stats yet?

[WESS]

Most people who talk boxing havent a clue what they say. So why didnt PBF beat Castillo comfortable or DLH? WHat unique style did Castillo bring to the table, apart from being one of the more decent opponents PBF fought?

IF castillo gave PBF hard times, as did Hatton and DLH. WHy not Pac make things uncomfortable for PBF?

lol For one the Hoya that Mayweather beat almost 3 years ago would beat Pac IMO especially at 154. He was alive and well in that fight. No holes in his arm from an IV either......

The Hatton that Mayweather beat was undefeated and mentally confident. He also didn't give Mayweather that many problems. Floyd schooled him and it was only a matter of timing his punch. I said Mayweather would destroy him..... just as I said Pac would destroy Hatton to the point that people would actually think he could beat Mayweather.....

Pac had a mentally beaten and destroyed Hatton and a zombiefied Hoya. Pacs fault? Hell no, he did what he was supposed to do. But lets remember the state those guys where in first before you judge.

[handler000]

Hatton himiself said he gave Floyd a hard fight up till ref intervention. Plus floyd said Hatton gave him one of his toughest fights. So dont call me deluded, call floyd it.

Hatton also said FMJ beats PAC. Does that make him right in your mind?