ESPN: Pacquiao would get schooled by Robinson

[Carpe Diem]

a drunken headcase like Jake Lamotta beat Robinson in his prime. Jake doesn't even have KO power.


Pacman by vicious KO. athletes today are on a different level.

Totally agree.

[Pacquiao'd]

R would knock pacroids head into orbit

[J.Dempsey]

a drunken headcase like Jake Lamotta beat Robinson in his prime. Jake doesn't even have KO power.


Pacman by vicious KO. athletes today are on a different level.

but he prob had the hardest chin ever known to man??? only SRR stopped him really

[Canelo Phresh]

i think they finally got the point from the srl vs pac legacy thread. it took that level of ownage to shut them up lol.

[-Spinal-]

I have to disagree with that blog. Manny would've had completely destroy him. At this point, Manny is unbeatable. He's too fast, strong, and elusive.

Pacquiao beats Robinson at 141 and wins the Middleweight Ring title, the Super 6 tournament[doesn't matter who really wins the SMW, the Super 6 contestants get shitted on and Pacquiao gets the credit for all of their wins], Vitali Klitscko's WBC HW title, and finally gets bumped up to #1 ranked by the WBC at LHW, all just for beating Robinson at 141.

I mean this guy never fought at JMW before fighting for a vacant 154 WBC title over every other top 10 JMW who were already fighting at that weight, so any of this is possible.

[BoxingFollower]

Pacquiao beats Robinson at 141 and wins the Middleweight Ring title, the Super 6 tournament[doesn't matter who really wins the SMW, the Super 6 contestants get shitted on and Pacquiao gets the credit for all of their wins], Vitali Klitscko's WBC HW title, and finally gets bumped up to #1 ranked by the WBC at LHW, all just for beating Robinson at 141.

I mean this guy never fought at JMW before fighting for a vacant 154 WBC title over every other top 10 JMW who were already fighting at that weight, so any of this is possible.

Pacquiao never beats SRR ever, Regardless of weight class, he just doesn't have the skill, if Pac moved up to middleweight, I think SRR would KO him in the first 1-3 rounds handsdown. WW SRR would KO Pac in the first 2-3 rounds.

[Carpe Diem]

Pacquiao beats Robinson at 141 and wins the Middleweight Ring title, the Super 6 tournament[doesn't matter who really wins the SMW, the Super 6 contestants get shitted on and Pacquiao gets the credit for all of their wins], Vitali Klitscko's WBC HW title, and finally gets bumped up to #1 ranked by the WBC at LHW, all just for beating Robinson at 141.

I mean this guy never fought at JMW before fighting for a vacant 154 WBC title over every other top 10 JMW who were already fighting at that weight, so any of this is possible.

Agree. Manny will go down as the greatest living athlete ever. He'll be known as the biggest sports figure to ever dominate his professional sport.

[Saddlebred]

Agree. Manny will go down as the greatest living athlete ever. He'll be known as the biggest sports figure to ever dominate his professional sport.

I agree he will go down as the greatest boxer ever just like RJJ was going to 10 years ago.

[dans]

Sugar Ray would've dismantled Pacquiao in my opinion.

Those who say athletes of today are on another level, this may be true. However, you need to really watch footage of Sugar Ray to understand that he was not your typical athlete of that time. He was ahead of his time.

Athleticism, speed, power, combinations, defense, reflexes, ring generalship, toughness, skill, and an incredible chin. He had it all. People say Pac throws unconventional combinations, but Robinson could knock you out stepping backwards, throw 6 punch combos to the body and head, and hit you when you never expected it was possible.

He is the closest thing to perfection there has ever been in a boxing ring.

Go watch some tapes before you talk.

[dans]

Agree. Manny will go down as the greatest living athlete ever. He'll be known as the biggest sports figure to ever dominate his professional sport.

Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretsky, Michael Phelps, Lance Armstrong.....

All would rank higher.