Didn't Pacquiao duck Mark Johnson too?
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Did Pac ducked Soto, Valero, and Raheem?
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Originally posted by whirlwind View PostWhy is Pac ducked Raheem? Pac was scheduled to fight Morales next win or lose for the anticipated rematch.. After Pac demolished Morales the most next logical fight is Raheem who beat Morales but that bum lost to a shot Freitas. Pac finished his trilogy with Morales, Raheem was fighting bums then lost again to Funeka.
You can argue Pac might have been ducking Valero I suppose, but Pac had a good thing going, why risk it? :|...Bob LogicLast edited by NearHypnos; 06-23-2012, 01:07 AM.
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Originally posted by KnockUTheFukOut View PostRaheem, Nate Campbell, Joan Guzman...YES!
Soto and Valero...NO!
Never mind the idiots talking about "Raheem Was A Joke" we are talking about the fighters THEN, sure we can look at things AFTER THE FACT and say "Pacquiao would have beating this or that guy" but that is just a fans opinion, nobody knows how those fights would have went but those fighters had styles that Pacquiao would of had problems with FOR SURE!
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lol @ ducking a bus driver.
only person is raheem, but even then he agreed to rematch morales before morales lost to raheem. plus it was pacs revenge fight not to mention boatloads of more cash. after that raheem lost and became irrelevant.
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Originally posted by NearHypnos View Post<__<...Morales hadn't been coming off a win in any of the Pac fights. Raheem would have at least come in with a decent win over what many considered an aging Morales at the time. If Pac gets credit, why not Raheem for beating him prior? Does it matter who he lost to AFTER? It's who many think he should have fought. Freitas might have been up there, but it's not like he was shockingly shot either.
You can argue Pac might have been ducking Valero I suppose, but Pac had a good thing going, why risk it? :|...Bob Logic
Soto. When Pac moved up to 126 in year 2003 and moved up again to 130 in year 2005-2007. Pac was beating back to back the likes of Barrera, Marquez, Morales and nobody knows who Soto is. Only after Soto beat Pacquaio's brother Bobby in June 2007 then the talk came out about the possible fight of the two to avenge the lost but most boxing fans didn't buy the idea by simply comparing Soto to < Morales, Barrera, Marquez. Soto lost to Guzman in November 2007 following the same year only made the matter worst. Then in year 2008 Pac moved up to 135 then at 140 while Soto remained at 130.
Valero. Valero and Pacquaio were never in the same weight class to fight. Pac was always above 1 or 2 weight classes for Valero when his name became well known until he committed suicide.
Only the Floydiot will try to twist these facts and in the end will only prove themselves they really an idiot.Last edited by whirlwind; 06-23-2012, 02:10 AM.
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Originally posted by madsweeney View PostWait, so Pac was supposed to jump to 135 to fight Raheem one fight into his 130 career? You really expected him at that time to jump two weight classes in less that 6 months?!?
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Originally posted by MRBOOMER View PostDidn't he do that when he fought deylahoya then down to 140 then back to 147 it's not like he couldn't move up and down weights
Also, remember that some of you were saying that Manny avoided Marquez even though they fought twice back then .... so what would you say if Manny didn't try to revenge his loss to Morales?
The more you really think about it the more it SHOULD make sense why Manny fought Morales and not Raheem at 135 but that will not stop someone from making another thread like this in a couple of months from now.
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Originally posted by crold1 View PostHe didn't duck any of those three. He just took other, immensely more profitable fights. His career record wouldn't be regarded much different with Raheem or Soto on it and neither was a real threat. If someone wanted to argue willfully ignoring Guzman at 22/26, I'd listen but everyone else did too.
Valero? Really? How did he duck a guy who couldn't legally fight in the U.S. until right around his short move to Lightweight and subsequent meltdown. That's just silly.
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