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So, does Pacquiao hit hard or not in the higher divisions ?
It's kind of confusing. Pacquiao's power was undoubtedly fearsome on the lower weight divisions.
But I feel it's not clear now. A lot of people, including Mayweather, base their allegations that Pacquiao is on something because he has carried his power throughout his multiple weight classes leaps.
But, if we listen to some of the guys he has been fighting, some say he doesn't hit hard, which should not be a surprise since he is a little guy fighting bigger guys. Others say otherwise.
Fatcs :
David Diaz at 135 : ''I can take his punches, the speed is the problem.''
Poor Diaz eventually ended face first on the canvas, but he took a lot of punches before doing so.
De la Hoya : "Pacquiao doesn't hit hard.''
Ok, you didn't get ko'ed, but you quit before eventually getting TKO'ed.
Hatton is still sleeping on that canvas where he was dropped. No comment made there.
Against Cotto, Pacquiao proved he does have power, but even there, the shot that hurt Cotto the most is a left hook flush on the jaw that he didn't see coming. Cotto was stopped on his feet by a merciful Bayless.
Clottey was wobbled once, but his style doesn't leave a lot of free shots. I don't know whether or not he commented on Pac's power.
Margarito : ''He doesn't hit hard.''
Well, your cheekbone says otherwise. Cheato was also wobbled near the end of the fight I believe, a right hook he didn't see coming.
Mosley made a trip to the canvas and admitted he was pretty hurt. Mosley took the best shots of De la Hoya, Cotto and Margarito and never went down in those bouts agaisnt these legit welters.
So, which one is it like Mayweather would say ? Pacquiao has some great and su****ious power in the higher classes or he doesn't hit that hard in the higher classes and is just getting stoppages thanks to his angles and accumulative punishment ?
But I feel it's not clear now. A lot of people, including Mayweather, base their allegations that Pacquiao is on something because he has carried his power throughout his multiple weight classes leaps.
But, if we listen to some of the guys he has been fighting, some say he doesn't hit hard, which should not be a surprise since he is a little guy fighting bigger guys. Others say otherwise.
Fatcs :
David Diaz at 135 : ''I can take his punches, the speed is the problem.''
Poor Diaz eventually ended face first on the canvas, but he took a lot of punches before doing so.
De la Hoya : "Pacquiao doesn't hit hard.''
Ok, you didn't get ko'ed, but you quit before eventually getting TKO'ed.
Hatton is still sleeping on that canvas where he was dropped. No comment made there.
Against Cotto, Pacquiao proved he does have power, but even there, the shot that hurt Cotto the most is a left hook flush on the jaw that he didn't see coming. Cotto was stopped on his feet by a merciful Bayless.
Clottey was wobbled once, but his style doesn't leave a lot of free shots. I don't know whether or not he commented on Pac's power.
Margarito : ''He doesn't hit hard.''
Well, your cheekbone says otherwise. Cheato was also wobbled near the end of the fight I believe, a right hook he didn't see coming.
Mosley made a trip to the canvas and admitted he was pretty hurt. Mosley took the best shots of De la Hoya, Cotto and Margarito and never went down in those bouts agaisnt these legit welters.
So, which one is it like Mayweather would say ? Pacquiao has some great and su****ious power in the higher classes or he doesn't hit that hard in the higher classes and is just getting stoppages thanks to his angles and accumulative punishment ?
you crazy man.
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