For the record Manny Pacquiao's father abandoned them

[Come∂ian]

pacquiao's situation was actually worse. his father abandoned them when he was a kid. yet he still forgive him.

I would rather have my father abandon me then bring crack into my house as a child, get my mom on crack, beat me, go to jail in my teens etc. blah blah blah

I could play who's the bigger stan of which fighter all day, but this is mad corny. You gotta be a huge d1ck rider to actually argue who has the best character and who treats their ****ty father the best.

[gatorDelux]

Whether he admits it or not, Floyd has dedicated his ENTIRE LIFE to boxing to get the love and respect of his dad. He just gets sick of the fact that his dad doesn't kiss his ass 24/7 (oops) because he feels he has earned that from him. But at the end of the day, Floyd got into boxing because of his dad and I think it ****s with his head in a big way when he is made to realize that by his dad.

that whole familyneeds to go to therapy

[U.ncleSam]

I would rather have my father abandon me then bring crack into my house as a child, get my mom on crack, beat me, go to jail in my teens etc. blah blah blah

I could play who's the bigger stan of which fighter all day, but this is mad corny. You gotta be a huge d1ck rider to actually argue who has the best character and who treats their ****ty father the best.

how you treat your father tells your character.

[Pocket Dogs!]

This thread stinks. This ain't a contest of who had the shittiest father and how their sons came to forgive them.

[RajahBell]

Surely worse than being used as a shield from getting shot

Or having an unaffectionate father who's dealing drugs, taking drugs or in jail growing up

With Pac's daddy, he made a conscious decision to abandon them. With Jr's daddy, it was under the influence of drugs, it's the drugs talking and making him act up.

Therefore, Pac's dad issue is worse, because he choose to abandon them and actually wanted to leave them. No love. You can't say that about Jr's, because of the drugs. He loved little Floyd but the drugs made him act a certain way.

[Eaner0919]

but you dont see Pacquiao cursing him. on the contrary he still respects and support him. you can see the difference in character between pacquiao and mayweather..

are you ****ing kidding with this ****** ass ****?

you really comparing who has the ****tier father?

you have nothing else to talk about in BOXING other than this ****?

report yourself to BPP and just ban yourself

[Pacquiao'd]

we are talking about how pacquiao treat his father despite everything that happened. and how floyd treat his father.

Your thread might have a point IF pacs dadwas like Sr. Which he isnt so your thread fails

[MindBat]

Whether he admits it or not, Floyd has dedicated his ENTIRE LIFE to boxing to get the love and respect of his dad. He just gets sick of the fact that his dad doesn't kiss his ass 24/7 (oops) because he feels he has earned that from him. But at the end of the day, Floyd got into boxing because of his dad and I think it ****s with his head in a big way when he is made to realize that by his dad.

No pun intended?

[Champ Is Here]

With Pac's daddy, he made a conscious decision to abandon them. With Jr's daddy, it was under the influence of drugs, it's the drugs talking and making him act up.

Therefore, Pac's dad issue is worse, because he choose to abandon them and actually wanted to leave them. No love. You can't say that about Jr's, because of the drugs. He loved little Floyd but the drugs made him act a certain way.

How you figure. If he made a "conscious" decision to abandon them, how is that worse than what the things I said. Floyd said his father was abusive. Was Pac father abusive, use him as a shield... I can go down a list. He wasn't under the influence of drugs, he chose to raise Floyd a certain way

[Larry the boss]

we dont know how many and his father get along..do you know them???just cause its not on camera doesnt mean its not happening and just cause you see it on camera doesnt mean its real