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    Pacquiao/Mayweather's last 5 fights

    Let's break down their last 5 fights to show just how much Pacquiao is the product of great match making and to show that Floyd has actually been fighting better opposition and Pac is actually the one cherry picking. Only people who sip the Pacquiao kool aid are people who don't know boxing and/or hate Floyd. He's a great fighter (first ballot hall of famer, ATG, legend) but the media and Top Rank are fooling people with the Manny Pacquiao deception. He hasn't been in a real fight since Marquez II, and we all know how that went for him. Floyd has been inactive these past years, but when he's in the ring he's gunning for the top guys.

    Floyd Mayweather Jr

    1. Shane Mosley - ranked p4p # 3 at the time, welter weight champion, and coming off a huge TKO victory against Margarito
    2. Juan Manuel Marquez - ranked p4p # 2 at the time, coming off great victories, and arguably beat Pacquiao twice (albeit at BS catchweight, but Pacquiao is considering the same catchweight)
    3. Ricky Hatton - ranked p4p # 5, 140 king, undefeated
    4. Oscar De La Hoya - ranked top ten p4p, cash cow, coming off a great victory against Mayorga and the fight took place at a healthy weight for DLH, 154 champ (edited by code red)
    5. Carlos Baldomir - had all the welter weight belts, coming off a huge upset against Zab Judah

    Manny Pacquiao

    1. Shane Mosley - hadn't won a fight in over 2 years, not ranked p4p, no belt, 39 years old (Floyd leftover)
    2. Antonio Margarito - not ranked p4p, beat a journey man and had been KO'd by Mosley, no belt (fight took place at a catchweight at 150 for a 154 vacant belt), coming off suspension
    3. Joshua Clottey - lost to all his big fights he fought, no belt, not ranked p4p
    4. Miguel Cotto - had just beaten a bum, before that had been destroyed by Margarito, not ranked p4p (fight took place at a BS catchweight of 145 to drain Cotto)
    5. Ricky Hatton - not ranked p4p, had a few victories but 2 fights prior had been KO'd (Floyd leftover)
    Last edited by _original_; 05-10-2011, 01:06 AM.
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    #2
    Originally posted by _original_
    Let's break down their last 5 fights to show just how much Pacquiao is the product of great match making and to show that Floyd has actually been fighting better opposition and Pac is actually the one cherry picking. Only people who sip the Pacquiao kool aid are people who don't know boxing and/or hate Floyd. He's a great fighter (first ballot hall of famer, ATG, legend) but the media and Top Rank are fooling people with the Manny Pacquiao deception. He hasn't been in a real fight since Marquez II, and we all know how that went for him. Floyd has been inactive these past years, but when he's in the ring he's gunning for the top guys.

    Floyd Mayweather Jr

    1. Shane Mosley - ranked p4p # 3 at the time, welter weight champion, and coming off a huge TKO victory against Margarito
    2. Juan Manuel Marquez - ranked p4p # 2 at the time, coming off great victories, and arguably beat Pacquiao twice (albeit at BS catchweight, but Pacquiao is considering the same catchweight)
    3. Ricky Hatton - ranked p4p # 5, 140 king, undefeated
    4. Oscar De La Hoya - ranked top ten p4p, cash cow, coming off a great victory against Mayorga and the fight took place at a healthy weight for DLH
    5. Carlos Baldomir - had all the welter weight belts, coming off a huge upset against Zab Judah

    Manny Pacquiao

    1. Shane Mosley - hadn't won a fight in over 2 years, not ranked p4p, no belt, 39 years old (Floyd leftover)
    2. Antonio Margarito - not ranked p4p, beat a journey man and had been KO'd by Mosley, no belt (fight took place at a catchweight at 150 for a 154 vacant belt), coming off suspension
    3. Joshua Clottey - lost to all his big fights he fought, no belt, not ranked p4p
    4. Miguel Cotto - had just beaten a bum, before that had been destroyed by Margarito, not ranked p4p (fight took place at a BS catchweight of 145 to drain Cotto)
    5. Ricky Hatton - not ranked p4p, had a few victories but 2 fights prior had been KO'd (Floyd leftover)


    inb4 *****, *******s butthurt etc

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    • ChampBox@PR
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      #3
      Shane with a year and a half lay off
      JMM 2 divisions above his best(floyd weight like 160 fight night)
      Ricky Hatton at 147(not his weight)
      De La hoya(Past Prime) coming from beating Mayorga and prior to that a almsot 2 years lay off
      Baldomir is a bum who got lucky that zab laid a egg



      See I can do that **** you didn in the OP and descredited opponents

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        #4
        That's simply the truth!

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        • Code Red
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          #5
          Oscar was actually the 154 WBC Champ when Floyd fought him, no catchweight

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          • eklok
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            #6
            Originally posted by El C@cique@PR
            Shane with a year and a half lay off
            JMM 2 divisions above his best(floyd weight like 160 fight night)
            Ricky Hatton at 147(not his weight)
            De La hoya(Past Prime) coming from beating Mayorga and prior to that a almsot 2 years lay off
            Baldomir is a bum who got lucky that zab laid a egg



            See I can do that **** you didn in the OP and descredited opponents
            /thread

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            • Russian Crushin
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              #7
              I understand trolls doing crap like this but this guy is 100% serious

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              • _original_
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                #8
                Originally posted by El C@cique@PR
                Shane with a year and a half lay off
                JMM 2 divisions above his best(floyd weight like 160 fight night)
                Ricky Hatton at 147(not his weight)
                De La hoya(Past Prime) coming from beating Mayorga and prior to that a almsot 2 years lay off
                Baldomir is a bum who got lucky that zab laid a egg



                See I can do that **** you didn in the OP and descredited opponents
                How clever of you......but umm.......for the arguments sake let's say all that's true (it's not), that's still looking better than all the negatives in Pacquiao opposition as of late.

                But what can I expect from a ****** island rat who has no current elite boxers to root for at the moment?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by El C@cique@PR
                  Shane with a year and a half lay off
                  JMM 2 divisions above his best(floyd weight like 160 fight night)
                  Ricky Hatton at 147(not his weight)
                  De La hoya(Past Prime) coming from beating Mayorga and prior to that a almsot 2 years lay off
                  Baldomir is a bum who got lucky that zab laid a egg



                  See I can do that **** you didn in the OP and descredited opponents
                  not a ***** or *******, but atleast floyd fought em when they were coming off wins. pac fought the worse versions of the same fighters just be real about it you wont be labled ***** or *******.

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                  • _original_
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Code Red
                    Oscar was actually the 154 WBC Champ when Floyd fought him, no catchweight
                    Good point, I forgot about that. Oscar dictated EVERYTHING about that fight down the gloves Floyd would wear and the weight he had to come in at fight night.

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