Floyd and Paq switched at birth

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  • ballgamessuck
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    Floyd and Paq switched at birth

    A lot has been made out of the losses, several by knockout, early in Manny Pacquiao's career. A lot has also been made about the fact that Floyd Mayweather Jr. has gone through 41 opponents without losing.
    Take nothing away from Floyds talent or ability, but he was fortunate enough to be born into a boxing family, with a father and at least one uncle (Roger, dont know about Jeff) who were professional fighters. I have seen pictures and videos of Floyd Jr. wearing boxing gloves when he couldnt have been more than three or four years old.
    On the other hand, Manny Pacquiao started out as a kickboxer, training in a totally different stance, and did not have the benefit of great boxing trainers raising him from childhood. Even when he came into pro boxing, he was simply a one-handed brawler. I believe it was after losing to Morales in the first fight that Freddie Roach decided to polish the diamond in the rough. Since then Paq is unbeaten, 11 wins and no losses,one draw with 8 knockouts, and has only been seriously challenged twice, those by JMM.
    The question is, if Floyd had been raised in Manny's shoes, and Manny raised in Floyd's shoes, is it possible that Floyd would have a handful of losses from his early career, and Manny undefeated. I know some people are going to curse my name for starting this thread, accuse me of trolling, and call this a ****** thread, but I want to know what people think.

    By the way, I stated recently that I would red K people who started Floyd/Paq threads before an official fight announcement, and did red K several, so feel free to take your vengeance.
  • SlickTurtle
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    #2
    Floyd might not even be boxing right now

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    • BennyST
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      Manny couldn't do well with May Sr's style of boxing. There is way too much to even contemplate a thread like this.

      Manny would be a **** and Floyd would be the guy that everyone loves. Goes both ways. The fact is that lots of guys get born into boxing families and don't make **** of themselves. Floyd was born with intense determination and will to succeed and win at any cost.

      Maybe if Manny grew up with the Mayweather's he would himself be a dirty freakin crack head that gets beaten up by bums daily....literal bums, not boxing bums.

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      • JOM'S
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        @BEnnyST as you said it goes both ways, maybe Floyd growing in the island of Mindanao would not have the same determination PAC had to get where he is at now and Floyd may have never amount to anything ...

        A fast offensive minded defensive genius southpaw with power on both hands would have been something to behold ...

        @TS Pac never took Muay Thai, Pilipinos in general don't kickbox...

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        • -MAKAVELLI-
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          #5
          Originally posted by ballgamessuck
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          On the other hand, Manny Pacquiao started out as a kickboxer, training in a totally different stance,


          ****in Jim Lampley and his made up bull****

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          • SplitSecond
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            i thought it was karate? which would explain his love for straight punches

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            • TheMagicMan
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              Originally posted by .-|Akrobatic|-.
              i thought it was karate? which would explain his love for straight punches
              Now imagine that Vitali Klitschko was switched at birth with wlad Klitschko...woah this **** is blowing mymind.

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              • fabie
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                Originally posted by JOM'S
                @BEnnyST as you said it goes both ways, maybe Floyd growing in the island of Mindanao would not have the same determination PAC had to get where he is at now and Floyd may have never amount to anything ...

                A fast offensive minded defensive genius southpaw with power on both hands would have been something to behold ...

                @TS Pac never took Muay Thai, Pilipinos in general don't kickbox...
                As a practitioner of FMA (Filipino Martial Arts) this couldn't be furthered from the truth. FMA have their own kickboxing called Kali/Escrima/Arnis/Silat/Kuntaw...

                And Pacquiao have practiced some form or variation of the FMA.

                If anybody who hasn't heard, try GOOGLING the said names of the arts above and Guro Dan Inosanto. The only remaining heir to Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do. (there's 3 of them who earned the Tao of Jeet Kune Do and Jun Fan Jeet kune Do)

                Guro Dan is Bruce Lee's most famous student.

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                • fabie
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                  • SuckaPunch
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                    switched at birth?

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