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Who Wins: Manny Pacquiao vs. Sugar Ray Robinson at 147 Lbs in a 12 Round Bout

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  • #61
    dunno, never seen robinson against anyone that fast, or a southpaw

    i doubt it would be easy for either one

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    • #62
      Noone comes close to beating Robinson at 147

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      • #63
        Weird idea for a matchup. I don't think of Pacquaio as a true welterweight. His frame is tiny. He's a 135 or a 140 guy fundamentally, who's moved up to take on greater challenges and more opportunity -- just as SRR moved up for similar reasons to MW, where he was great, but no longer invincible.

        I don't see Pac Man beating the best welters such as SRR, Leonard, Hearns...or Mayweather. Or Duran for that matter, though he was a true LW.

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        • #64
          Probably Robinson but it would be far from easy. You know it may be sacrilege to say it but Robinson wasn't actually perfect.

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          • #65
            robinson kills him, pacquiaos stands no chance. these are facts..

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            • #66
              Originally posted by #1Assassin View Post
              robinson kills him, pacquiaos stands no chance. these are facts..
              Surely you mean conjectures, not facts.

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              • #67
                Ray Robinson is a way bigger man than Manny and that is what it really comes down to.

                Manny 5'6" 67" reach
                Ray Robinson 5'11" 72.5" reach

                That is straight up not even fair.

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by SplitSecond View Post
                  dunno, never seen robinson against anyone that fast, or a southpaw

                  i doubt it would be easy for either one
                  THe thing is SRR fought every possible opponent around his weight limit. He regularly fought people outweighing him by quite a lot.

                  Pac at his prime was insane though. He was not that easy to hit, like people are suggesting. He would slip in and out, quite a bit.

                  Still, SRR's footwork, power, boxing, hooks and those straight shots, should mean he would beat Pac, perhaps even easily. But SRR does appear to be the greatest.

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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by Heavyfist View Post
                    THe thing is SRR fought every possible opponent around his weight limit. He regularly fought people outweighing him by quite a lot.

                    Pac at his prime was insane though. He was not that easy to hit, like people are suggesting. He would slip in and out, quite a bit.

                    Still, SRR's footwork, power, boxing, hooks and those straight shots, should mean he would beat Pac, perhaps even easily. But SRR does appear to be the greatest.
                    Except Charlie Burley and the black murderers row~ Ray Robinson wasn't about fighting those guys

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                    • #70
                      this reminded me of an article, so here it is, about southpaws, you'll get some information aswell as a laugh here and there
                      http://coxscorner.tripod.com/southpaws.html

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