Does anyone here TRULy belive that PAC can beat PBF?

**pasawayako** · 01-13-2010, 12:01 AM

i don't even think floyd will be competetive against pac, for me floyd is just a tune up for pac but with a very high reward.

**badboypeenoy** · 01-13-2010, 12:02 AM

Originally posted by tanibanana

Zab did hurt Floyd once..
Castillo gave him a tough night..
Dela Hoya almost beat him..

I can NOT see Floyd winning this fight..
IF ever it will happen.

Nope, Castillo BEAT him in their first fight.

**iskucha03** · 01-13-2010, 12:05 AM

it sounds like this....

Does anyone here TRULy belive that Paul Williams can beat PBF?

**Earl-Hickey** · 01-13-2010, 12:06 AM

De la hoya never "almost beat pbf"

Floyd took Oscar apart, WHILE STANDING RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM

Floyd never even used his legs, he neutralised Oscars left hand, WITHOUT MOVING

Real boxing fans would appreciate the skill in that, sure he could of danced around and played pitty pat, but he was right in front of oscar and deconstructed him from that position.

that is truly impressive.

some of you guys need to look a bit further than boxrec, and the fact that one guy scored a tko is not always more impressive than undressing an elite fighter, in his own weight class, while using only 50% of your abilities.

**pistol whip** · 01-13-2010, 12:13 AM

Originally posted by Earl-Hickey

De la hoya never "almost beat pbf"

Floyd took Oscar apart, WHILE STANDING RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM

Floyd never even used his legs, he neutralised Oscars left hand, WITHOUT MOVING

Real boxing fans would appreciate the skill in that, sure he could of danced around and played pitty pat, but he was right in front of oscar and deconstructed him from that position.

that is truly impressive.

some of you guys need to look a bit further than boxrec, and the fact that one guy scored a tko is not always more impressive than undressing an elite fighter, in his own weight class, while using only 50% of your abilities.

Yup winnng by one round is a complete destruction who would of knew.

**MindBat** · 01-13-2010, 12:16 AM

Originally posted by Earl-Hickey

De la hoya never "almost beat pbf"

Floyd took Oscar apart, WHILE STANDING RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM

Floyd never even used his legs, he neutralised Oscars left hand, WITHOUT MOVING

Real boxing fans would appreciate the skill in that, sure he could of danced around and played pitty pat, but he was right in front of oscar and deconstructed him from that position.

that is truly impressive.

some of you guys need to look a bit further than boxrec, and the fact that one guy scored a tko is not always more impressive than undressing an elite fighter, in his own weight class, while using only 50% of your abilities.

You called it right, Earl. Floyd stood in the pocket with him and invited him to trade. Oscar even had the advantage of learning a few things from Floyd Sr. when Sr. was in his camp.

**FightFreak** · 01-13-2010, 12:20 AM

Originally posted by Silky-Flow

Did you read Nate Campbell's Statement or are you just blind and dumb?

FLOYD HASN'T SIGNED A CONTRACT TO FIGHT ANYONE YET!!!.

Yeah, he's still deciding which one on his hit list he's gonna cross off next: real tough guys like Paulie, Matthew Hatton, Saul Alvarez, and Nate Campbell. Calderon better run, coz he next

**Ekscape** · 01-13-2010, 12:33 AM

I think anyone one with a good understanding of the sport of boxing knows that Floyds style is a absolute nightmare for Manny Pacquiao... I think Pacquiao has a good chance though I think the best prediction for this fight I heard was, "Manny has four rounds to knock Floyd out... If he doesnt do that or let's Floyd win atleast two of those four rounds then Manny is in for the schooling of his life"

**Ekscape** · 01-13-2010, 12:36 AM

Originally posted by pistol whip

Yup winnng by one round is a complete destruction who would of knew.

Come on man do you really think Floyd won that fight by only one round? That fight went just like the Judah fight 3/4ths of the fight was a completely one sided fight... If you truly believe that man you should just stop watching boxing all together