Broner-Pacquiao

[mushahadeen]

I would pay $69.95 just for Broner to try to choke Pac at a Press Conference (like he did Eloy). I am sick to death of people laughing and giggling when they're supposed to be hyping fights.

[frosty-g]

This fight will obviously never happen.

But if it did, Pac by stoppage.

won't happen coz broner wants 60-40 and says pacquiao gotta take the test

[Pacdbest]

I'm sure Buboy's assistants would brush his hair for him.

Nah!!! Buboy only serve Pac!!! Broner's Dad free to come as Package!

[nicamarvin]

he would be expossed again..

[Derranged]

Are you serious?

[Brother Jay]

Broner is not even close to being a WW. He needs to beat the guys at 130-135 before he thinks about about going further.

This is exactly what I was speaking about.

I spoke about this very thing on the thread "Props to Pacquiao for fighting Bradley".

Fighting Bradley and going down in weight is not champion-like. He might as well have been seeking a fight with Broner.

That was sarcasm wasted on feeble minds, but now that peasants have seen how talented Broner is, its a viable option in their minds despite the disparity in weight and experience.

You see ... those who seek validation without having to earn it by the highest standards will take literally ANYTHING they can get. *******s have been having to take whatever half asssed victories Manny has been providing for the last 4 years.

You cannot really be considered among the best when your success is predicated upon special conditions and "pacweights".

As if that were not shameful enough, Manny's legions of overzealous and ignorant sycophants don't see anything wrong with seeking a fight with Broner.

As I said before, Bradley is just the beginning. Look for Pacquiao to seek greatness against much smaller men. He's simply that kind of champion.

And luckily for him, his fanbase is just that ****** to support it.

Broner is just coming up. He hasn't really been challenged yet and quite frankly he hasn't been so dominant against worthy competition that one should even think at this point that he's ready for anything above 135lbs.

So far, the kid looks good and seems to have a bright future. Then again, so did Zab Judah in the beginning. Let's let him move up slowly, gain confidence and get some mileage in the ring against some better competition.

LMAO@ Pacquiao/Broner.

Ya gotta love the peanut gallery.

[pugilistprophet1994]

This is exactly what I was speaking about.

I spoke about this very thing on the thread "Props to Pacquiao for fighting Bradley".

Fighting Bradley and going down in weight is not champion-like. He might as well have been seeking a fight with Broner.

That was sarcasm wasted on feeble minds, but now that peasants have seen how talented Broner is, its a viable option in their minds despite the disparity in weight and experience.

You see ... those who seek validation without having to earn it by the highest standards will take literally ANYTHING they can get. *******s have been having to take whatever half asssed victories Manny has been providing for the last 4 years.

You cannot really be considered among the best when your success is predicated upon special conditions and "pacweights".

As if that were not shameful enough, Manny's legions of overzealous and ignorant sycophants don't see anything wrong with seeking a fight with Broner.

As I said before, Bradley is just the beginning. Look for Pacquiao to seek greatness against much smaller men. He's simply that kind of champion.

And luckily for him, his fanbase is just that ****** to support it.

Broner is just coming up. He hasn't really been challenged yet and quite frankly he hasn't been so dominant against worthy competition that one should even think at this point that he's ready for anything above 135lbs.

So far, the kid looks good and seems to have a bright future. Then again, so did Zab Judah in the beginning. Let's let him move up slowly, gain confidence and get some mileage in the ring against some better competition.

LMAO@ Pacquiao/Broner.

Ya gotta love the peanut gallery.

do you talk like this in real life?

[salitap4p#1]

This is exactly what I was speaking about.

I spoke about this very thing on the thread "Props to Pacquiao for fighting Bradley".

Fighting Bradley and going down in weight is not champion-like. He might as well have been seeking a fight with Broner.

That was sarcasm wasted on feeble minds, but now that peasants have seen how talented Broner is, its a viable option in their minds despite the disparity in weight and experience.

You see ... those who seek validation without having to earn it by the highest standards will take literally ANYTHING they can get. *******s have been having to take whatever half asssed victories Manny has been providing for the last 4 years.

You cannot really be considered among the best when your success is predicated upon special conditions and "pacweights".

As if that were not shameful enough, Manny's legions of overzealous and ignorant sycophants don't see anything wrong with seeking a fight with Broner.

As I said before, Bradley is just the beginning. Look for Pacquiao to seek greatness against much smaller men. He's simply that kind of champion.

And luckily for him, his fanbase is just that ****** to support it.

Broner is just coming up. He hasn't really been challenged yet and quite frankly he hasn't been so dominant against worthy competition that one should even think at this point that he's ready for anything above 135lbs.

So far, the kid looks good and seems to have a bright future. Then again, so did Zab Judah in the beginning. Let's let him move up slowly, gain confidence and get some mileage in the ring against some better competition.

LMAO@ Pacquiao/Broner.

Ya gotta love the peanut gallery.

He wants to be on dancing with the stars. You think he's going to get that gig by fighting the likes of Kevin Mitchell?

If Broner wants it it's none of your business. He's got to look after number 1 first.