Which do you think?
Both were were remarkable performances - Pacquiao walking down a big, strong, elite WW until he was retreating and in survival mode. And let's not forget that Miguel looked real sharp at the start.
Then you have Floyd - who basically also walked down a big, strong WW in Mosley, who himself went into survival mode.
Of course, there are mitigating factors for both opponents - Cotto was undoubtedly damaged goods after Margs and Clottey. And Shane gassed early on - when I saw how tired he looked after the second round, I had a feeling something wasn't right with him. Maybe those rumours about two consecutive training camps taking alot out of him, at his age and level of inactivity, were true. Let's be honest, neither Shane or Miguel were prime (Margs knocked that out of him).
I'm honestly finding it difficult to pick which was a better win. Do me a favour, guys. Let's not go with the one your favourite fighter won.
Both were were remarkable performances - Pacquiao walking down a big, strong, elite WW until he was retreating and in survival mode. And let's not forget that Miguel looked real sharp at the start.
Then you have Floyd - who basically also walked down a big, strong WW in Mosley, who himself went into survival mode.
Of course, there are mitigating factors for both opponents - Cotto was undoubtedly damaged goods after Margs and Clottey. And Shane gassed early on - when I saw how tired he looked after the second round, I had a feeling something wasn't right with him. Maybe those rumours about two consecutive training camps taking alot out of him, at his age and level of inactivity, were true. Let's be honest, neither Shane or Miguel were prime (Margs knocked that out of him).
I'm honestly finding it difficult to pick which was a better win. Do me a favour, guys. Let's not go with the one your favourite fighter won.
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