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Is Pacquiao the great P4P King of the modern era?
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Originally posted by junior gong View PostYour opinion of Floyd drives every opinion you have on the sport. You're not the worst here though to be fair.
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Originally posted by Roger08 View PostPernell is Incredibly Underappreiced on this forum.
For me it goes Roy, Pernell and then Floyd.
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View Postlol Marquez said it himself, I guess he'd be on your ignore list on NSB.
But only one was named fighter of the decade
145 was not the reason Cotto lost to Manny. And Marquez didn't all of a sudden become better 2 years later at 144. You think he didn't train hard enough for the biggest fight of his life against Floyd??? Get the f**k outta here.
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Just quick: For me it's >
1)Jones Jr.
2)Pacquiao
3)Hopkins
4)Mayweather
5)Delahoya
6)Whittaker
7)Trinidad/Toney(tie)
8)Lewis
9)Klitschko, V.
10)JM Marquez/Klitschko, W.(tie)
I know I'm missing somebody but that's off the top of my head.
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Originally posted by 4CornersKid View PostAnd Cotto also said 145 lbs affected him......there goes your point homie.
145 was not the reason Cotto lost to Manny. And Marquez didn't all of a sudden become better 2 years later at 144. You think he didn't train hard enough for the biggest fight of his life against Floyd??? Get the f**k outta here.
He also explained how he'd changed things in preparation for the Pacquiao fight, don't believe me then go watch it but I know you won't because you don't want to hear the truth
You mention Cotto, maybe 145lbs did affect Cotto, but Manny Pacquiao stopped him and beats him at 140lbs, 147lbs and 154lbs that much is clear. He beats Mayweather at all those weights too, that's why ya boy won't take the fight for love nor money.
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View PostAgain it's not my point, it's Juan Manuel Marquez's. He went into detail about how his preparation was affected for FMJ and how he got his training completely wrong for the step up (two divisions wasn't it?).
He also explained how he'd changed things in preparation for the Pacquiao fight, don't believe me then go watch it but I know you won't because you don't want to hear the truth
You mention Cotto, maybe 145lbs did affect Cotto, but Manny Pacquiao stopped him and beats him at 140lbs, 147lbs and 154lbs that much is clear. He beats Mayweather at all those weights too, that's why ya boy won't take the fight for love nor money.
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