Will pacquiao 7 weight division championship belt ever be broke?

[jrosales13]

not really you pay a fine no harm no foul

But, you understand though that there could be harm also. For example look at the Castillo-Corrales rematch.

**** that it was Floyd for a second. I don't care about that situation anymore. He proved his **** against Shane IMO.

But, you have to understand that we have weight-classes for a reason. And, if two fighters agreed to fight a certain weight. Then a fighter should make that weight. Even if it is a non title fight. That does not give you a pass. And, if you don't sacrifice in making weight, you might have a severe size advantage that could cause harm to a fighter.

Again that is like saying well Castillo paid his fine, no harm no foul. No I am sorry that is bull****. It wasn't fair that Corrales made weight and Castillo didn't.

That goes for any fighter period. But, that is JMO.

[Boxingholic]

in the of end day belts dont mean **** its who you fight and in what time did you fight that fighter was it in his prime or on his wayout or was the fighter a bum? this is how Pac is going to be rated by boxing historians

Your talking about Floyd right? I know you meant to say: this is how Flyod is going to be rated by boxing historians. LOL

[jrosales13]

Wake the F up you ******..... don't you understand how boxing used to work in the previous era?

Don't you know that Julio Ceaser Chavez had 43 professional fights before fighting for his first major strap.... Alexis Arguello had 39 before his first shot...... (and dont give me any bs about the heavyweights .... because we aren't comparing PAC to any heavyweights.... were comparing him to other accomplished fighters in and around his weight catagory)

Get off PAC's **** in your wet dream and get back to reality.... all this is just BS

Look at the bold. Floyd fans are the best most mature fans by far...

Anyways to your question. I mean Pac had 24 fights when he won his first World Title. I mean what is wrong with that. That is like trying to take away Floyd accomplishment for beating Genaro Hernandez early in his career. I mean I don't understand your poing.

And, I see that you started talking about HW's. And, I have no idea why. Was it due to Leon Spinks?

Anyways, how many fights did Fidel LaBarba have when he won his first World title?

[pasawayako]

it was a none title fight so what

That was for tacoboxer asking that he didn't know that floyd cheat in his catchweight fight against marquez......

[jrosales13]

lol...so who do you think among the current boxers can break that record?...........

Nobody can answer that question right now man. To say it won't be broken with so many titles and divisions is borderline ******ed.

That is like 8 years ago people asking who is will break Oscar 6 titles in 6 division record. Nobody would of guessed Pac who at 122 with only 2 titles so far.

You can't say right now. But, it will happen. It is just too many titles and too many divisions for it not to happen. And, more titles will come into play in the future also.

[Ragnar Lothbrok]

records are meant to be broken....


that being said, i think pac's record will have a good 10 years or so before getting broken.


times have changed. not too many boxers start out at 16 years old at 106 & win titles up 7 divisions.

[BoxerDood]

I think someone in the lower divisions will break it. I can see Nonito Donaire doing so. He definitely has the skills to compete up to at least 135 effectively.

[Ragnar Lothbrok]

just take somebody like paul williams who has the physicals to go through divisions. his first title is at 147.

he has to win at every single division all the way to heavyweight just to tie pac at 7.


then again its not impossible. plenty of old school fighters have covered lots of divisions, even more so than pac like carpentier. it will be extremely difficult but not impossible.

[immortal tech]

But, you understand though that there could be harm also. For example look at the Castillo-Corrales rematch.

**** that it was Floyd for a second. I don't care about that situation anymore. He proved his **** against Shane IMO.

But, you have to understand that we have weight-classes for a reason. And, if two fighters agreed to fight a certain weight. Then a fighter should make that weight. Even if it is a non title fight. That does not give you a pass. And, if you don't sacrifice in making weight, you might have a severe size advantage that could cause harm to a fighter.

Again that is like saying well Castillo paid his fine, no harm no foul. No I am sorry that is bull****. It wasn't fair that Corrales made weight and Castillo didn't.

That goes for any fighter period. But, that is JMO.

it was a ****** move form Floyd to agree to fight at a catchweight he couldn't make or didn't feel comfortable fighting in but in this case Mayweather-marquez was at the WW limit and the fight happen also coming in 2 or 3 pounds over weight won't cause harm to a fighter. the whole 144 thing was just a PR move from Floyd's camp to justify fighting a lightweight at a welterweight and it backfired

other then that I agree with you're post

[Ryannn]

your right he doesn't care about winning belts anymore just checks

these are type of fans that piss me off...

"money maii is so rich. ppv king baby! lmfao"

******s.