Is there anybody can beat Pac at the same day weigh-in fight today at 147?

[jrosales13]

Depending if Floyd could fight at 147 in the same day weigh in, then he will be the one that could beat Pac. He weighed 146 the same day he fought Judah. However, that 5 years ago. Who knows if he can still fight at that weight.

Same day weigh-in at 147. Bradley would be the closest one that could beat Pac, if Floyd can't make it.

[jrosales13]

No doubt! Pacquiao would be GOAT! same day weigh in fight. Today current fighters between 135-147. I can see nobody can beat him at 147 and including Mayweather.

How so????

[straightleft]

How so????

Just imagine the Pac fights against Hatton, Cotto and Margarito, the same day weigh in fight. Pac could be a 10 weight division champ right now.

147 Pac vs Hatton at light Middleweight (154)
147 Pac vs Cotto at Middleweight (160)
147 Pac vs Margarito at Super Middleweight (168)

These weight are based on the last time they fought Pac more or less.

[whirlwind]

Just imagine the Pac fights against Hatton, Cotto and Margarito, the same day weigh in fight. Pac could be a 10 weight division champ right now.

147 Pac vs Hatton at light Middleweight (154)
147 Pac vs Cotto at Middleweight (160)
147 Pac vs Margarito at Super Middleweight (168)

These weight are based on the last time they fought Pac more or less.

Cosign!

[jrosales13]

Just imagine the Pac fights against Hatton, Cotto and Margarito, the same day weigh in fight. Pac could be a 10 weight division champ right now.

147 Pac vs Hatton at light Middleweight (154)
147 Pac vs Cotto at Middleweight (160)
147 Pac vs Margarito at Super Middleweight (168)

We talking about GOAT though right?

That means that Pac that accomplish so much in the lower weights. Like at 126-135. All that would be erase cuz' he wouldn't be able to compete against those great fighters that he face. Because, they would not have been in the same weight-class. So that resume would have been taking off.

And, then who's to say that Hatton would be a top fighter in same day weigh-in at 154?Same goes for Cotto and Marg. The whole thing with their success is that they were able to squeeze down and then re-hydrate and have the advantage in size and strength. If you have same day weigh-in then they would not have that advantage and therefor it would be very possible that neither one of them(maybe except for Cotto but even then) would ever be a top fighter.

You have to take everything into account, which clearly you guys haven't.

[jrosales13]

These weight are based on the last time they fought Pac more or less.

What are yo co-signing?

Pac would not be the GOAT if it were the same day weigh-in.

Especially if he would of fought Hatton and Marg. I mean it's very likely that with same day weigh-in those guys would be journeymen.

There would be no Barrera, JMM, or Morales in his resume because they would not be in the same weight-class during same day weigh-in.

You guys using double standards with this same day weigh-in. You guys looking at in Pac favor. But, forget that if you're switch it a lot of **** changes and fighters who are top fighters would not be top fighters.

[whirlwind]

What are yo co-signing?

Pac would not be the GOAT if it were the same day weigh-in.

Especially if he would of fought Hatton and Marg. I mean it's very likely that with same day weigh-in those guys would be journeymen.

There would be no Barrera, JMM, or Morales in his resume because they would not be in the same weight-class during same day weigh-in.

You guys using double standards with this same day weigh-in. You guys looking at in Pac favor. But, forget that if you're switch it a lot of **** changes and fighters who are top fighters would not be top fighters.

Barrera, JMM, Morales, Hatton, Cotto and others. All those fighters they fought before Pac, who made them what they are now were also around their weight range fight night when they fought to each other. So it's possible.

[puga]

if the rule was still same ( same day weigh in)....pac would be the only one in the whole boxing histroy with the exeption of the fightrers from the 1920's era and bigger men to have beaten a guy 17 lbs bigger than him.....that is HUGE whether you like it or not...

[jrosales13]

Cosign!

Barrera, JMM, Morales, Hatton, Cotto and others. All those fighters they fought before Pac, who made them what they are now were also around their weight range fight night when they fought to each other. So it's possible.

No lol, Pac would have been at WW like 5 years ago. Hatton would have never been able to fight at 140. Meaning he would have fought at a more natural weight. Which would have eliminated his strength and thus maybe not be as good as he was. And, that holds true for Morales, Barrera, JMM, and even Pac.

With same day weigh-in from the start. A lot of start in boxing would have been different.

[puga]

Just imagine the Pac fights against Hatton, Cotto and Margarito, the same day weigh in fight. Pac could be a 10 weight division champ right now.

147 Pac vs Hatton at light Middleweight (154)
147 Pac vs Cotto at Middleweight (160)
147 Pac vs Margarito at Super Middleweight (168)

These weight are based on the last time they fought Pac more or less.

yup....history will remeber that and they will exagaertae it like they exaggerated the past fighters......pac's record as it is already seems like an exaggretrartion, imagine when he retires......my goodness, some who has boxing credibilities were already calling him the greatest southpaw of all tiem 5 fights ago......imagine where he'll be when he retires..