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  • Thread Stealer
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    #11
    Pacquiao only beats quality fighters if they are damaged goods with a recent brutal defeat.

    Mayweather only beats old guys or smaller guys moving up in weight.

    Sugar Ray Leonard only beats guys who don't train, guys who train too hard and lose too much weight, guys who are on the decline, and guys with weak chins.

    Muhammad Ali only beats good fighters if they're old, slow, old and slow, guys who've recently had bad brutal losses when they are lifted off the canvas by uppercuts, guys who have been shot by state troopers making them "literally shot", and Sonny Liston leftovers.

    Bernard Hopkins only beats guys who suck, guys who are smaller, and former dope fiends who don't make memorable villains in Rocky films.

    Roy Jones only beats taxi drivers, teachers, policemen, weight-drained food addicts, old men, and guys who have suffered near-fatal auto accidents.

    Pernell Whitaker only beats great fighters if they are moving up in weight, or suffering serious shoulder problems and on the decline. The other good fighters he beat were sandwich makers who were barely .600 (why this is boxing, not a MLB pennant), former Toughman champions, and the 2nd best Mayweather.

    Oscar De La Hoya only fights smaller guys moving up in weight, old men, fighters who haven't fought in 16 months, guys whose chins have been dented by Tito Trinidad (who himself was a weight-drained zombie at WW in 1999 whose feet resemble an ironing board and cuts off the ring like he's trying to pass a sobriety test).


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      #12
      Originally posted by PED User
      Pacquiao only beats quality fighters if they are damaged goods with a recent brutal defeat.

      Mayweather only beats old guys or smaller guys moving up in weight.

      Sugar Ray Leonard only beats guys who don't train, guys who train too hard and lose too much weight, guys who are on the decline, and guys with weak chins.

      Muhammad Ali only beats good fighters if they're old, slow, old and slow, guys who've recently had bad brutal losses when they are lifted off the canvas by uppercuts, guys who have been shot by state troopers making them "literally shot", and Sonny Liston leftovers.

      Bernard Hopkins only beats guys who suck, guys who are smaller, and former dope fiends who don't make memorable villains in Rocky films.

      Roy Jones only beats taxi drivers, teachers, policemen, weight-drained food addicts, old men, and guys who have suffered near-fatal auto accidents.

      Pernell Whitaker only beats great fighters if they are moving up in weight, or suffering serious shoulder problems and on the decline. The other good fighters he beat were sandwich makers who were barely .600 (why this is boxing, not a MLB pennant), former Toughman champions, and the 2nd best Mayweather.

      Oscar De La Hoya only fights smaller guys moving up in weight, old men, fighters who haven't fought in 16 months, guys whose chins have been dented by Tito Trinidad (who himself was a weight-drained zombie at WW in 1999 whose feet resemble an ironing board and cuts off the ring like he's trying to pass a sobriety test).


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      hahaha why ain't that the motha****in truth! PREACH PREACHA!!!

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      • neoz
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        #13
        Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
        He had choices of Berto, Bradley, JMM but ends up fighting a guy that has lost 2 and drawn 1 of his last 5 fights.
        It seems the list is getting shorter.
        Berto just lost.
        JMM signed with GBP so he does not want to fight Pacman.
        Bradley will get out pointed by Khan.

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        • boricuajr23
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          #14
          Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
          Pacquiao's been cherry picking fighters coming off losses/bad performances his whole career, out of all the world title fights he's had only 7 of his opponents weren't coming off losses in their last 3 fights and the only big named fighter is Barrera.
          Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
          He had choices of Berto, Bradley, JMM but ends up fighting a guy that has lost 2 and drawn 1 of his last 5 fights.
          Whats your point?

          - Mayweather fought Judah coming off a loss to Baldomir
          - Mayweather fought Corley coming off a loss to Judah
          - Mayweather fought Oscar with a record of 2-2 in his last 4 fights
          - Mayweather fought Mitchell with a 1-1 record in his last 2 fights
          - Mayweather fought Bruseles coming off a draw to Ener Julio

          - De La Hoya fought Mayorga with a record of 2-2 in his last 4 fights.
          - De La Hoya fought Mosley in the rematch coming off of 2 straight losses to Forrest and a No contest to Raul Marquez.

          Do I need to continue? If you going to bash one, bash them all.

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            #15
            Bob Arum says that Zab Judah is a possible opponent for Pac after Mosley.

            Fight a young stud welterweight already Manny.

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            • Rick Grimes
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              #16
              Originally posted by boricuajr23
              Whats your point?

              - Mayweather fought Judah coming off a loss to Baldomir
              - Mayweather fought Corley coming off a loss to Judah
              - Mayweather fought Oscar with a record of 2-2 in his last 4 fights
              - Mayweather fought Mitchell with a 1-1 record in his last 2 fights
              - Mayweather fought Bruseles coming off a draw to Ener Julio

              - De La Hoya fought Mayorga with a record of 2-2 in his last 4 fights.
              - De La Hoya fought Mosley in the rematch coming off of 2 straight losses to Forrest and a No contest to Raul Marquez.

              Do I need to continue? If you going to bash one, bash them all.
              Of course you will find a few on evey boxers resume, but Pacquiao has faced far more than any "ATG" fighter. Pacquiao's resume looks impressive but when you look closer and see that his only big win not coming off a loss in their last 3 fights is Barrera, it isn't as impressive as people make it out to be and certainly not a top 10/20 ATG resume like a lot of people on here think it is.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
                Of course you will find a few on evey boxers resume, but Pacquiao has faced far more than any "ATG" fighter. Pacquiao's resume looks impressive but when you look closer and see that his only big win not coming off a loss in their last 3 fights is Barrera, it isn't as impressive as people make it out to be and certainly not a top 10/20 ATG resume like a lot of people on here think it is.
                Cotto was on a winning streak when Pac beat him so impressively. Hatton was coming off the performance of a lifetime and people were revering his new found abilities when he fought Pac at 140. DLH was favourite and Pac demolished him so you have to give Pac credit.

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                • boricuajr23
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
                  Of course you will find a few on evey boxers resume, but Pacquiao has faced far more than any "ATG" fighter. Pacquiao's resume looks impressive but when you look closer and see that his only big win not coming off a loss in their last 3 fights is Barrera, it isn't as impressive as people make it out to be and certainly not a top 10/20 ATG resume like a lot of people on here think it is.

                  Understand but you can't discredit a fighter because he has a loss already. If thats the case, lets bash Mayweather for fighting an 11 loss Baldomir or a 6 loss Gatti. The reason I say these 2 because when you ask someone to name all of Floyds great victories, these 2 names always happen to show up.

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                  • Rick Grimes
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by boricuajr23
                    Understand but you can't discredit a fighter because he has a loss already. If thats the case, lets bash Mayweather for fighting an 11 loss Baldomir or a 6 loss Gatti. The reason I say these 2 because when you ask someone to name all of Floyds great victories, these 2 names always happen to show up.
                    Difference being they weren't coming off losses recently, they were on winning streaks.

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                    • boricuajr23
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Mr. Blobby
                      Difference being they weren't coming off losses recently, they were on winning streaks.

                      Julio Cesar Chavez is on a winning streak right now, Lets say he agrees to fight Pacquiao at 154. Would you give more credit to Pacquiao for fighting and beating a Chavez at 154 (who has nobody on his resume) or would you give him credit for fighting and beating an Andre Berto or a Paul Williams even with there most recent outting?

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