Manny Pacquiao To Be Charged With Manslaughter

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  • FeFist
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    #61
    The only way you could get charged for manslaughter for causing the death of an opponent in boxing is if you cheated.

    So essentially you think Pacquiao will cheat to beat Mayweather?

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    • hugh grant
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      #62
      Originally posted by Danny Trejo
      After what he does to Mayweather if he Floyd decides to man up. I'm new on here and I'm floored at how many people actually think Floyd Mayweather stands a chance! Please, to all you so called Floyd Mayweather fans, give me one good reason why you think he will last more than 2 rounds with the greatest boxer on the planet.

      I agree that Pac is the best fighter on the planet. But PBF wouldnt go in 2 rounds. His self preservation ability is too good.
      But he wont score well when he goes into his shell too much.

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      • golden boxer
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        #63
        The way I see it, Pac goes into his fight with Mayweather with major disadvantages:

        1) Pac is shorter - 5'6 1/2" vs. 5'8"

        2) Pac has shorter reach by 5"

        3) Pac is susceptible to counters (see: EVERY fight he's ever had, vs. JMM)

        4) Pac is susceptible to left hooks (see: destroyed right ear vs. Cotto)

        5) Pac is susceptible to straight rights (see: vs. Morales, vs. Clottey)

        6) Pac has known weakness to body attack (KO'd with body shot)

        7) Pac hasn't shown ability to fight or handle a fighter moving backwards (see: EVERY fight he's ever had)

        Unlike Shane Mosley, Pac doesn't have 1, or 2, or 3, or 4 punch KO power (see: all Pac TKOs... other than Hatton, Pac has not stretched any opponent over 140 pounds and all of them finished the fight on their feet after rounds of flush combinations from Pac. Even at lower weights, Pac TKOs almost all from accumulation)

        9) Pac throws a lot, lands a little (Pac's total connect percentage almost always <35%)

        10) Pac has no jab, eats the jab (see: every Pac fight, vs. Morrales, vs. Cotto)


        These are just the 10 off the top of my head. Now can someone tell me which one of these does NOT play into Mayweather's hands? Can someone provide a SANE argument for why Manny will beat Mayweather if they meet?

        Let's look at some other issues:

        1) Pac beat DLH and Hatton in more impressive fashion than Floyd - let's look at the tape:

        Pac/Hatton @140, Floyd/Hatton @147 - Floyd fought a bigger, stronger version of Hatton. Oh, that's right, 140 was Hatton's "best weight." So, let me get this straight... Pac can move up TWO weight classes from the Diaz fight and be FASTER and MORE COORDINATED while Hatton moves up ONE weight class and suddenly can't fight? Hatton walks around at 190... so am I supposed to believe that having 7 MORE pounds of muscle wouldn't have helped him in his fight against Floyd? And, if that is the case, how is it that Pac can do what almost NO fighter does by going up TWO weight classes and not lose any speed or coordination?

        2) Pac/DLH @147, Floyd/DLH @154 - Am I now supposed to believe that Pac beating DLH at 147 was a better win than Floyd beating DLH at 154? DLH walks around at 160-165. He hadn't made 147 in over six years. No question that Floyd's win over a younger, stronger DLH was a better quality win.

        3) Pac vs. Cotto @145 catchweight - Pac fought DLH at 147, but made Cotto come down to 145. Why? If the two pounds didn't make a difference, why not fight him at 147?

        4) Pac "destroyed" Clottey @147 - OK, Pac throws 1200 punches against a stationary opponent, hammers his body and DOESN'T KO him? Pac's supposedly vicious body attack could not get Clottey to drop his guard... where was all of Pac's vaunted punching power? And how do you land only TWENTY PERCENT against a guy who isn't punching back? Even if you make the excuse that Clottey was in his shell, wouldn't a guy with Pac's supposed power and open access be able to get Clottey to drop his guard?

        5) Pac's "KO" power - Other than Hatton, who has Pac KO'd with one punch... or two... or three... or four, etc. DLH and Cotto were still standing after being nailed with flush combination after flush combination. Diaz only succumbed to Pac's assault after 9 brutal rounds of pummeling. Pac stunned Cotto with two flush counters and couldn't get him to sit down even after 12 rounds. Clottey took 1200 of Pac's best and he looked better after the fight than Pac. Shane Mosley has a history of stunning and KOing people with one punch... Pac doesn't. PERIOD.


        I'm still trying to figure out why people think Pac will beat Mayweather. Mayweather recuperated immediately after getting hit with two SSM right hands... am I supposed to believe Pac is a harder puncher even though there is absolutely no proof of that?

        Let's put the nuthugging behind us and address the issues. If Pac fans are serious, then someone PLEASE offer some RATIONAL reason why Pac will beat Floyd.

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        • poeticlsykuac
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          #64
          The only thing I will say is that Mosley did keep his power and speed when he moved up 2 weight classes to 147, and beat DLH three fights into his Welterweight campaign. He had tons of pop against DLH as well. I don't think Pacman could move up in weight like he did with out the assistance of some sort of supplement, it is illogical to think a man who was having trouble KOin guys at 126 to move up 21 pounds and start destroying men. Sorry but it is hard to believe.

          I mean he couldn't even beat a past it Morales. In fact Pacman was losing the second one until he got his legs(looked seriously weight drained, being forced to fight in a weight class he outgrew) around the seventh round. Even Foreman said that he thought Morales would have KO'd with Reyes gloves in the first one. Morales was a scary fighter in his prime, if old Morales did what he did to Pacman in the first fight imagine what young prime Morales would have done to him.

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