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I mean its obvious whose boxed before and who hasn't. There are people who see it from a fan's point of view, and there's people who see it from the fighter's point of view. I remember when Pacquiao and Mosley were fighting, all my friends in the same room were like "Omg, Mosley, you're such a bi*ch. Stop backing up! Even I would do better." And inside my head I'm just like "Wow, you guys really know nothing. These people do not realize how hard it is to even go 3 rounds of boxing and how much energy it takes out of you. Have any of these people ever go 5 rounds of boxing and....missed a punch?? People have no idea how tiring it is to miss a punch.
People are actually saying if the fight between Mayweather and Ortiz went longer, Victor would have won. Once again, you know nothing. The amount of aggression and Victor was throwing his punch with and the amount that Mayweather was making him miss, I could tell Victor wanted out. I've felt that before in a 3 round spar. I went southpaw just to try it out, and used my power hand way too much with way too much aggression and I got tired to the point that I couldn't even put my hands up to cover. All the while, my opponent is coming forward, and forward. Yeah, I got ****ed up. Not even going to lie. 5 piece combination to my face. I was still standing because I was too proud go down from a kid who was younger than me. But I seriously wanted to just go down, just to get even a 5 second break.
So while Mosley wasn't impressive in that fight, as old as he was, he went the distance. I know my 24 year old asss couldn't have gone the whole 12 round. Especially against someone like Pacquiao. (Which is why the dude in my avatar is one of my favorites). And if anything, if Mosley was knocked out from the 3rd to the 6th round and fought unconsciously, then to me...that's heart. I don't know if that's true or not. But if it is true.
But the point is, its easy to talk from a fans point of view. Simply put, some of you poster's don't know ****. Look at it from a fighter's point of view. And I'm not saying Pacquiao is on steroids. In fact, I don't think he is on steroids. But once again, look at it from a fighter's point of view. If his power is just as strong in the 12th round as it is in the 1st round, then as a person who struggled in a 3 round spar, I would have to think that that is extraordinary.
People are actually saying if the fight between Mayweather and Ortiz went longer, Victor would have won. Once again, you know nothing. The amount of aggression and Victor was throwing his punch with and the amount that Mayweather was making him miss, I could tell Victor wanted out. I've felt that before in a 3 round spar. I went southpaw just to try it out, and used my power hand way too much with way too much aggression and I got tired to the point that I couldn't even put my hands up to cover. All the while, my opponent is coming forward, and forward. Yeah, I got ****ed up. Not even going to lie. 5 piece combination to my face. I was still standing because I was too proud go down from a kid who was younger than me. But I seriously wanted to just go down, just to get even a 5 second break.
So while Mosley wasn't impressive in that fight, as old as he was, he went the distance. I know my 24 year old asss couldn't have gone the whole 12 round. Especially against someone like Pacquiao. (Which is why the dude in my avatar is one of my favorites). And if anything, if Mosley was knocked out from the 3rd to the 6th round and fought unconsciously, then to me...that's heart. I don't know if that's true or not. But if it is true.
But the point is, its easy to talk from a fans point of view. Simply put, some of you poster's don't know ****. Look at it from a fighter's point of view. And I'm not saying Pacquiao is on steroids. In fact, I don't think he is on steroids. But once again, look at it from a fighter's point of view. If his power is just as strong in the 12th round as it is in the 1st round, then as a person who struggled in a 3 round spar, I would have to think that that is extraordinary.
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