Why does Pacquiao mostly face fighters coming off a LOSS?

[$tate of Mind]

[QUOTE=bigsmoothh;9646768]

Because he's a media generated hype sensation, who is truly a bonafide cherry picker, this is the flat out truth.......[/QUO



i agree with this. its sad but its the truth. real boxing fans will eventually see it.

Thank you, some of us aren't ****** enough to fool...

[Versatility]

actually, say what you want about Horus but he isn't a pus5u like Burner and can actually attempt to defend himself


but hey, feel free to throw in the white flag if you dont want me on your threads

i feel bad for burner after paul williams got knocked out cold. look just stay with the topic...you know damn right its a legitimate question man

[cixthree]

Versatility...you are fast becoming one of the top 5 biggest haters on this site. You are slowly convincing me that you are burners alt

He'sjust asking a question, why is that hate? If you go by the facts, he's rite whats wrong with the facts being brought out

[Left Hook Tua]

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

its well documented pacquiao fights losers

morales lost to raheem, pacquiao fought morales and ducked raheem in the past

margarito lost to mosley, pacquiao fought margarito and ducked mosley in the past

cotto lost to margarito, pacquiao fought cotto at a catch weight 145, and only fought margarito later after margarito lost to mosley and was shot to bits at a catch weight of 150

now they want to fight mosley who lost to floyd and almost lost to mora.

the catchweight king simply wont fight winners.

he fought hatton shortly after hatton lost to mayweather

he fought morales each time when morales was coming off a loss

he fought clottey when clottey lost to cotto, and pacquiao had already dominated a plaster damaged version of cotto at a freaking catch weight, but still he fought clottey.


its a pattern here that the PEDuiao wont fight winners. I bet pacquiao may fight paul williams now after Martinez knocked him the **** out.

hahahaha Funny stuff. A big part of the problem is a lot of these guys are fighting each other and losing. Even the ones that had great wins like Margarito, still lost. Mosley even lost to Cotto but I think that fight didn't come off because Pac was still new at WW and asking for catchweights. Now that he's established him self at 174 and is confident in his weight there, I doubt there will be any more catchweights at 147, only at 154. Most of those "losers" generated big money fights, thats why he fights. It isn't his fault he came when he did but I still don't like all the catchweights for the title. From here on out he should be held to the highest standards and fight the best at 147. Don't expect him to fight at 154 at 154, won't happen.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

mak, i have a question for you.

can you name one fighter in the last 6 years that pacquiao has beaten who:

- didn't lose his previous 7 or 8 fights before facing pacquiao
- wasn't involved in a catch weight
- was in his prime

-i dont recall PAC fighting anyone on a 7 or 8 fight losing streak
-with the exception of Cotto and Margarito, all of them
-MAB, JMM, David Diaz, Ulises Solis, Clottey, Sasakul, Ledwaba...there's more if you want

[-MAKAVELLI-]

i feel bad for burner after paul williams got knocked out cold. look just stay with the topic...you know damn right its a legitimate question man

i dont...**** Burner...if he wants a fighter to win, his ass should stop rooting for them...he's worse than the Atlas curse


true story

[Versatility]

u *******s and pretty boy d*ck riders need to take a day off. clogging NSB with the same **** non stop. troll in one thread is all i'm sayin.

says the guy who has roughly been here for a few days, seriously whos alt is this?

anyway.. you wish you were important

[Vasyl’s dad]

Floyd fights guys coming off of losses at a higher rate than Pacquiao does.

12 times in 41 fights this has happened with 5 of those guys getting knocked out in the bout before they faced Floyd.

[maguirre]

And Pac need to take a test. He's too good to be true.

Damn *****s/fanboys just can't make up their minds.


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