More exciting? Pac vs Clottey or Floyd vs Marquez?

[S A M U R A I]

A fight had two guys fighting to win.

Another had only one guy fighting to win.

Its not that complicated.

Yeah, it isn't complicated at all, but since you're such an understanding chap, you should understand that we all have different taste. We look for different things in boxing, not just boxing, ya dig.



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Yeah, it isn't complicated at all, but since you're such an understanding chap, you should understand that we all have different taste. We look for different things in boxing, not just boxing, ya dig.

Cool, I feel you. I dont have a problem with that. Matter of fact thats exactly why I can enjoy a Pac fight and a Floyd fight. I can enjoy different styles, different skill sets in boxing.

However, the point of a match remains the same doesnt it? You fight to win the fight, even when you know you cant.

I can say that I personally see no value whatsoever in a fight where one fighter is not trying to fight. Can you tell me what was appealing enough for you to watch it 4 times?

[madsweeney]

People seem to forget how little Floyd let his hands go. In 12 rounds he threw 493..."I didn't fight back" Clottey threw 399. Clottey spent 99% of the fight covered up yet he threw 80% of the punches Floyd did.

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People seem to forget how little Floyd let his hands go. In 12 rounds he threw 493..."I didn't fight back" Clottey threw 399. Clottey spent 99% of the fight covered up yet he threw 80% of the punches Floyd did.

Its not the actual number of punches thrown that bothers people.

Its that Clottey was using a strategy that was going to get him blanked out, and he chose to continue with that same strategy throughout the fight, when boxing fans expect him to "try" to win the fight.

If Floyd was losing rounds and his trainer was begging him to let his hands go, then he would get criticized as well for not doing it. As it were Floyd is the kind of fighter who "tries" to win fights.

[Sweet Jesus]

That's like asking who's the taller midget. Who gives a ****?

[The Hate Giver]

That's like asking who's the taller midget. Who gives a ****?

shut the hell up you black wanna be.

[Sweet Jesus]

shut the hell up you black wanna be.

Using your logic, if you root for someone outside of your own race, then you want to be that race?

[GT-R]

cant fuuck with **** **** ****! and the Pac sonicboom!

[letsgobrady]

Its not the actual number of punches thrown that bothers people.

Its that Clottey was using a strategy that was going to get him blanked out, and he chose to continue with that same strategy throughout the fight, when boxing fans expect him to "try" to win the fight.

If Floyd was losing rounds and his trainer was begging him to let his hands go, then he would get criticized as well for not doing it. As it were Floyd is the kind of fighter who "tries" to win fights.

i don't understand why this bothers people and i don't understand why people say clottey was scared,lets be ****in serious.when the fight was first announced everyone thought the same thing that this was a fight that was tailor made for pac because clottey spends most of his time in front of u playin defense

[HitmanHattonAY]

Honestly people, which fight was more exciting?

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Co-Sign, but i have to pull for the pac/clottey match only cause Pac tried to do everything he could to make it exciting vs an overmatched opponent, the may/marquez fight on the other hand, fmj didnt, even when he kd marquez he didnt go for the kill, he was content with having a 12rd dec...

they were both decent fights, mayweather looked mint against marquez. When Clottey threw punches it was a good fight