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Originally posted by madsweeney View PostSo good fighters can take a great fighter like JMM to hell and back 3 times? Have you not noticed? Every fighter's team seeks to match them up with against fighters they'll look good against and/or makes the most $$. That's how the business is, unfortunately. Hell, that's exactly what Sergio is TRYING to do here, you really think his biggest challenges are guys fighting two weight divisions below him?
That version of JMM would give Manny a tough fight as well because it ain't about nothing but styles. Pac hasn't improved and hasn't been taught how to adapt to fighters who are technical and box. His trainer is to blame for that. Sergio Martinez should focus on his division(s) and score some fantastic wins. Forget Pac and them other guys because no one will fight him. 168 might be too much for Sergio like 154 was too much for Pac and that's why he had to grab his title at 150. Martinez moved up from JMW to MDW and beat the division champion, smashed Paul William and served Sergei. Dude is the truth.
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Originally posted by GRUSTLER View PostYou guys love to recreate history. Before Pac fought Cotto at 145 he fought Oscar De La Hoya at the full WW limit. Why fight Oscar at 147 and not Cotto?
dela hoya was the cash cow at the time he fought manny and thus dictated the terms of the fight. because dela hoya held all the cards, manny had to risk jumping up two whole weight classes.
to give you an idea of manny's situation since you don't know your history, before fighting dela hoya, manny FOUGHT AT 135, LIGHTWEIGHT, whereas before fighting manny, dela hoya FOUGHT AT 154, SUPER WELTERWEIGHT.
dela hoya held all the cards, AND HE USED IT TO HIS ADVANTAGE. pity he didn't put to full use his advantages.
by the time manny fought cotto, he had more leverage in negotiating the terms for their fight.
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Originally posted by AFighter4U View Postand you don't know your history.
dela hoya was the cash cow at the time he fought manny and thus dictated the terms of the fight. because dela hoya held all the cards, manny had to risk jumping up two whole weight classes.
to give you an idea of manny's situation since you don't know your history, before fighting dela hoya, manny FOUGHT AT 135, LIGHTWEIGHT, whereas before fighting manny, dela hoya FOUGHT AT 154, SUPER WELTERWEIGHT.
dela hoya held all the cards, AND HE USED IT TO HIS ADVANTAGE. pity he didn't put to full use his advantages.
by the time manny fought cotto, he had more leverage in negotiating the terms for their fight.
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Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostYes, it is a fair point to make, but I'm just saying that Pacquiao has killed boxers with movements before. He's actually regressed moving up in weight against boxers, as Pac-Marquez 3 showed.
Is it possible the reports of manny's progress were off given his opponents?
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Originally posted by AFighter4U View Postand you don't know your history.
dela hoya was the cash cow at the time he fought manny and thus dictated the terms of the fight. because dela hoya held all the cards, manny had to risk jumping up two whole weight classes.
to give you an idea of manny's situation since you don't know your history, before fighting dela hoya, manny FOUGHT AT 135, LIGHTWEIGHT, whereas before fighting manny, dela hoya FOUGHT AT 154, SUPER WELTERWEIGHT.
dela hoya held all the cards, AND HE USED IT TO HIS ADVANTAGE. pity he didn't put to full use his advantages.
by the time manny fought cotto, he had more leverage in negotiating the terms for their fight.
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Originally posted by Big Dunn View PostNot lately, because he hasn't been fighting them Since he left Murad and went to TR, they have smartly protected and enhanced their investment by limiting manny's exsposure to boxers with movement. I think that is a fair point to make. Morales and JMM are great fighters. But lets be real. JMM was a 9-1 underdog who was matched against manny a 3rd time in the hopes manny would finally produce a stellar performance against a boxer with movement. He failed to meet te "floyd standard" of looking great against all opposition.
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Originally posted by Big Dunn View PostHe hasn't regressed, IMO he never progressed as much as his people claimed. Diaz, Cotto, clottey, hatton, margs. ALL very similar, produced great results. JMM (skilled counterpuncher) and shane (movement) results not as expected.
Is it possible the reports of manny's progress were off given his opponents?
Does this guy look like boxers who move bother him? Pacquiao's career started way before he fought any of the guys you mentioned.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostWhile lineal middleweight champion Sergio Martinez had a 2011 campaign that was definitely successful, with two HBO-televised victories over opponents with a combined 60-0 (37) record, it goes without saying that it didn’t quite stack up to his marvelous 2010 run.
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Originally posted by GRUSTLER View PostAnd that's the thing. Freddie Roach was banking on JMM not being effective at 144 catchweight because of the fight with Floyd. Noticed how surprised he was after the fight? What kind of world renown trainer would be surprised about a fighter (JMM) giving his fighter problems (Pac) when that has always been the case? Set up back fired.
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