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Originally posted by No Ceilings
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Most efficient offense yes, most dominate offense no. -
That's why Floyd knocked out Lightweight JMM...
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Originally posted by No Ceilings View Post
No,no, and no. If you want to say he is the more complete fighter then Manny, ok I won't argue to much with that. However to say that he is the superior offensive fighter -- when he's in fact an economical precise counter puncher who's game is bult on using his superior defense and ungodly ability to counter punch off his opponents mistakes as being the best offensive fighter -- no that is not what an offensive fighter is about. Floyd's best offense is his defense. Based on weighing the criteria above, Manny Pacquaio's offensive repertoire, is what define's an offensive fighter. You will not see him sitting back in the pocket waiting for opportunities; or waiting for his opponents to make mistakes to counter (which the Pacquiao of present can now do). When you watch Manny he makes things happen with his take no prisoners style of fighting by finding openings, using his in-out movement, side-to-side, throwing combinations from all different types of angels, with speed, power, and well balanced rhythm. Manny is always pressing the action, and that is why he is one of the most exciting fighters in boxing to watch -- he's like watching a hurricane destroy what ever is in it's way -- and that my friend, Mayweather is not. That is all!Comment
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yep, just like pac who went life and death with JMM twice and ko him, both times...oh wait a minute!!!!!Originally posted by qwerty07 View Post
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EXCELLENT POST.........this is exactly how I feel, there is a difference between economical execution an overwhelming combination punchingOriginally posted by incredible View PostComment
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