After Manny retires how will you remember him?

[lebrick]

this is completely ironic coming from you, guess i'm done here.

finally.. it's sad talking to a paranoid who thinks every poster is taking a jab at floyd..

[John Barron]

finally.. it's sad talking to a paranoid who thinks every poster is taking a jab at floyd..

our discussion was about pacquiao, you really can't comprehend a single thing i've said as a response to you can you? lmao. seems like you're the one that got wet at the mere mention of the word mayweather. now you're using it as some sort of gotcha to make yourself look less ******.

pac already accepted the test and that was debated big time here in NSB, what the f#$k are you talking about? videos and articles about it was flying over here, and still you are singing the same tune?

oh and look who got all emotional.

that was your off the handle response to a past tense word.

[straightleft]

A great little southpaw fighter that brought a lot of energy to the ring, Who then juiced up and combined that energy with some formula that helped him to beat bigger guys who he couldn't beat naturally. To be honest, I liked the smaller clean version of Pacman and I'm afraid today I don't like the new juicedup version.

Pac was on "SOMETHING" that is why he able to beat those bigger guys, became great and earned millions of money because of this "SOMETHING". Now the interesting question is...... If this "SOMETHING" was easily available for Pacquaio, why the other boxers can't do the same? became great like Pac and earns millions of $$$$ without the possibily of being catch would be so tempting. but so far nobody able to duplicate Pacquiao achievements. It doesn't make sense at all! Then you add this to the equations.....*****s/Mayweather family: "Pacquiao needs PEDs to beat those shot, past prime, old, weight drained fighters coming from big losses" made the matter worst.

[jrosales13]

Depending on what happens before he retires. I will probably remember him as the greatest fighter post Whitaker era.

[GoogleMe]

As a great fighter, who gave me many good fights. Excitement is what he brings to the ring.

[jrosales13]

Pac was on "SOMETHING" that is why he able to beat those bigger guys, became great and earned millions of money because of this "SOMETHING". Now the interesting question is...... If this "SOMETHING" was easily available for Pacquaio, why the other boxers can't do the same? became great like Pac and earns millions of $$$$ without the possibily of being catch would be so tempting. but so far nobody able to duplicate Pacquiao achievements. It doesn't make sense at all! Then you add this to the equations.....*****s/Mayweather family: "Pacquiao needs PEDs to beat those shot, past prime, old, weight drained fighters coming from big losses" makes the matter worst.

Maybe because these other fighters weren't as good as Pac. Doesn't mean that Pac isn't juicing though.

[lebrick]

our discussion was about pacquiao, you really can't comprehend a single thing i've said as a response to you can you? lmao. seems like you're the one that got wet at the mere mention of the word mayweather. now you're using it as some sort of gotcha to make yourself look less ******.


oh and look who got all emotional.

this is completely ironic coming from you, guess i'm done here.

what is this? an online dating site? GTFO! and bring that somebody got emotional bullcrap on your way out..

[John Barron]

flex that peanut brain, champ ahaha.

[Squizz]

The greatest p4p fighter of our era. No doubt.

But one that repeatedly refused random OST to clear his name.

Therefore, I'd put him in the same category as Barry Bonds:

Someone who should FOREVER have an asterik next to his name in the record books.

[lebrick]

Depending on what happens before he retires. I will probably remember him as the greatest fighter post Whitaker era.

that maybe an overstatement..

i will just remember him as the most exciting offensive dynamo inside the ring..