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You read my sig, and made this **** up? Lmmfao! Pac's fans have gone off the deep end! Pac got knocked unconscious. Fans will never forget Pac knocking Hatton out, and your hero getting his **** knocked in and falling on his face.:WORD: youre so mad and butthurt yourself that Pac Fans keep smashing you in every thread you post in. This is why ESB kicked your ass off their site. And Pacfans were owning your ass over there as well. :WORD: How can someone that dont know someone call someone a coward in real life. Sounds like a Coward themselves would say something as such! If you yourself were such a FAN of the Sport you would recognize that two great fighters gave it their all in the ring and we as fans saw a great fight and there is nothing to hate on there. But you cant...youre a pathetic moron that trolls boxing sites and keep getting banned on all of them. See...youve just been smashed again! Enjoy your (short) stay on BS.
You're posting here because you've been embarrassed over at that ****ty site, and other sites probably. You can't go to any site without seeing a poster like me who does not care about being humble towards you *******s. You jumped on Pac's bandwagon, brought up race, and even ****ted on Marquez. Say good night to Pac, because there won't be another Pac to come along in your lifetime. Now go wake Pac up mother****er, lmao!Comment
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anytime you ban somebody from your country simply because they posted on the fight via Twitter I'd say you're more than b*** hurt you're just a f****** loserComment
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When the Fever Breaks
Once a sickness has run it's course, the natural result is that the accompanying symptoms subside, i.e. the fever breaks, chills stop etc. Its the same way for the Pacquiao fan, the sight of their idol lying face first, still and un-moving was probably one of the more painful experiences of their lives. After all, Manny Paquiao was the baddest of the bad to some. But its deeper than that honestly. I've tried sifting through the responses on various sites and what I'm seeing is akin to mass hysteria, an unreasoning crescendo of denial, baseless attacks against Floyd Mayweather, and deliberate ignorance to facts. There is a fundamental need for some to not accept reality at all costs.
I think it's instructive if we try to see it from the point of view of someone that would invest such faith in someone on the premise that Manny would eventually be the Mayweather killer. In the end a Mayweather wasn't needed, nope, turns out that all that was needed was a crisp right had from a game Marquez. It isn't sexy but he got the job done.
Now it's time for Pacquiao's hordes to pick up the pieces, and that predictably began with a ******* of Mayweather insults even though he had nothing to do with that fight whatsoever. That's how it is when you're jolted back to reality and the convenient foil "Floyd Mayweather" is handy, you use him as a target of mindless rage.
Who would have won the super fight between the two? it really doesn't matter and never did, because there was never a realistic chance for that fight happening. And even if there were a chance, Marquez's emphatic KO took it off of the table for good.Last edited by Slip Stream; 12-22-2012, 07:45 PM.Comment
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I don't think so. I"m a pacfan but not filipino. I know Filipinos from work and they don't even give a **** practically. They said they thought he's been on the slide and after the Bradley lost, it confirmed it in their minds, despite Pacquiao dominated that matchup. So I guess the loss already helped soften up another Pacquiao loss should it happen and it did. You can't be great forever. Also, Pacquiao fighting Marquez was like playing the numbers game. EVENTUALLY something is gonna get through the gloves as they say. Well, eventually Marquez would get the W, and it took 4 tries, but he finally got it... I don't see anything wrong with that.Comment
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who are the Pinoos?Comment
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