has anyones damage resistance improved as much as pacquiao?

[playaballer1]

in all fairness, valuev hits about as hard as malignaggi, even with the extra size

oh really? smh.

[Ryn0]

Ok how about when he fought Marquez and Marquez rocked him numerous times in both fights?He made alot of money before he fought Marquez fighting on HBO and then later fighting Barrera.You also have to consider that American currency is worth way more then Filipino currency.so if you make 100,000 your like a millionaire in Philippines with that money.


I also noticed he looked alot slower in the Marquez fight then he did in the Cotto,Hatton, and Delahoya fight.


I noticed in those fights that Manny looked alot faster in those fights then i ever seen him.How do you keep moving up in weight be in alot of wars enter your thirties and become faster?

Looks su****ious to me.

Ok the first part is one of the ****ing ******est things I've ever heard. If you make 100,000 in the US you're a millionaire in the Philippires? WTF? Yeah but those million Peso are still only worth $100,000 worth of stuff.

Also, Cotto is a lead puncher correct? Cotto's uppercuts Pacquiao could see so it makes sense he could prepare for them so he might have been hurt but not in a visible (chicken dance) sort of way. Marquez's counter punches Pacquiao could not see and he was visibly shaken. You've never seen a fighter get faster from his 20's to his 30's?

I'd argue that Floyd Patterson got faster into his 30's debatable but you could certainly make an arguement. You must also take into account that Pacquiao's technique has got better, his punchers are straighter and tighter. That makes you faster because you snap back you're punches and they are straight not looped all of this can make you faster. None of the points you made are indicative of any sort of drug use.

Hand speed would probably not be helped by steroids, in fact it's likely to decrease it. Anabolic steroids decrease the amount of rest time needed to repair muscles allowing you to train harder and more often than an ordinary athlete but it increases muscle mass slowing hand speed down. HGH has a similar "repairing effect" but studies show that HGH doesn't have benefit to strength or muscle mass, it also increases an athletes appearance without increase to performance. It also has shown through study that HGH DECREASES stamina that is a fact. Whereas something like Blood doping would just increase stamina (by about 4%) but not handspeed

[bojangles1987]

I can't believe people say Pacquiao is faster now than he was at 126 or 130. Shocking to me how many people just ignore that Pacquiao is without question slower, but he is fighting 147 pounders instead of 126 pounders.

People will believe what they want I guess.

[paniki]

I pray everyday that cheaters are hit by a bus.

i pray everyday that COWARDS are hit by a bus

[tibbar]

If yall would just take an extra step and think of the obvius reason, there would be less stress on you as it seems that Pac seeming so much stronger is such a problem for u.

Did u even consider the fact that 10 years ago, Pac was a less disciplined skinny ass malnutrioned, poorly trained, less skilled fighter than he is that he is under the guidance of Roach?

The key difference of him 10 years ago and now is...........proper mental and physical preparation.

Was that so hard to think of?

how many years in a decade is already too much for *****s to fathom, what can you expect?

[Bretty Poy32]

vacation resistance

[rao007]

The roider has in fact gotten slower---but not much.

I wonder how all the greats managed to move in weight succesfully without going KO'd every single time...huh.

[KickAzz]

pac was weight drained when he got stopped.

[sapak]

Nice read, TS got whooped.

[lazy]

The roider has in fact gotten slower---but not much.

I wonder how all the greats managed to move in weight succesfully without going KO'd every single time...huh.

After years of weight drain he ended up chasing Mayweather out of boxing. You should try another forum! One where everybody doesn't know what you are going to post each time.