"CATCHWEIGHTS" will they hurt pacman's legacy

[andrew14]

manny is a great fighter, no doubt.. but all these ****** catchweight fights, are redicioulous. and i really dont see how any pacquiao fan can support his catchweight fights

will his catchweight fights, hurt his overall legacy when he retires from boxing.. or not

for a former flyweight no...

[setza]

Actually no, cuz it's not like Morales moved up becuz he was growing. He moved up becuz he was too old to lose the weight easily.

Morales would be the same as he was at 130 ability wise only he would be physically more comfortable. Pac moving from 130 to 135... A trip to McDonalds (or Jolly Bee) he's there. Same training regiment just don't cut as much weight.

However, Morales pushing his body to make 130 is a disadvantage. To experiment on what I mean, force ur body to do something u don't want to do, than see what happens. (Drink a gallon of Milk as fast as u can... Try that)

But why would he move up another weight division to give your opponent more of an advantage than your self.

Your forgetting that pacquiao just moved up that weight division and fought morales first after fighting marquez instead of fighting an easy opponent to test out the new weight division he picked morales and now because morales is finding it difficult to move down weight pacman should of moved up again? please old he wasn't even old, its not all down to pacquiao if morales didn't wanna move down in weight cause he knew it would weaken him then he shouldn't of signed the contract.

[betmen]

manny is a great fighter, no doubt.. but all these ****** catchweight fights, are redicioulous. and i really dont see how any pacquiao fan can support his catchweight fights

will his catchweight fights, hurt his overall legacy when he retires from boxing.. or not

noway, he originally from flyweight he gained 40+ pound till now, so he will be rememberred as small ATG who beat much bigger guy.

[$tate of Mind]

manny is a great fighter, no doubt.. but all these ****** catchweight fights, are redicioulous. and i really dont see how any pacquiao fan can support his catchweight fights

will his catchweight fights, hurt his overall legacy when he retires from boxing.. or not

Not really Pac is a great fighter and he will go down as a great fighter but this Magarito fight does nothing to enhance his legacy imo.

[Horus]

Pacquaio Catchweight Fights
Rustico Torrecampo catchweight of 111 Pounds
Miguel Angel Cotto catchweight of 145 Pounds
Oscar de la hoya catchweight of 147 Pounds
Antonio Margarito catchweight of 150 Pounds
Restarting in December 2008 clash with De La Hoya, the Margarito bout is the 3rd to be contested at a weight designed specifically to suit the Filipino

[loui_ludwig]

This will be only his 2nd catchweight fight, so its not gonna hurt. If he has 5 catchweight fights, then it will.

[Horus]

This will be only his 2nd catchweight fight, so its not gonna hurt. If he has 5 catchweight fights, then it will.

Pacquaio Catchweight Fights

1. Rustico Torrecampo catchweight of 111 Pounds
2. Miguel Angel Cotto catchweight of 145 Pounds
3. Oscar de la hoya catchweight of 147 Pounds
4. Antonio Margarito catchweight of 150 Pounds

Restarting in December 2008 clash with De La Hoya, the Margarito bout is the 3rd to be contested at a weight designed specifically to suit the Filipino

[mikemurni]

Pacquaio Catchweight Fights

1. Rustico Torrecampo catchweight of 111 Pounds
2. Miguel Angel Cotto catchweight of 145 Pounds
3. Oscar de la hoya catchweight of 147 Pounds
4. Antonio Margarito catchweight of 150 Pounds

Restarting in December 2008 clash with De La Hoya, the Margarito bout is the 3rd to be contested at a weight designed specifically to suit the Filipino

How significant is the Torrecampo fight?

DLH-Pac fight is to suit both fighters. People dont want DLH asking a midget at 130 to move all the way to 154, aren';t they???

I dont have problems with the catchweight with Marg and Cotto. What is a little upsetting though is the alphabet titles involved. But then again Pac has 4 lineal titles to his credit..