Comments Thread For: Foreman Expects Manny Pacquiao To Reclaim Top Spot

[S IP U IR S xII]

De La Hoya gave Floyd, the P4P powerhouse, an extremely good fight. Age got Oscar, not Hopkins LOL. GTFO.

Given you didnt understand what I was saying....let me use smaller phrases for you....i was saying that these Floyd extremist ALWAYS use damaged goods argument when comparing to a certain other fighter, and its ONLY damaged after Floyd...any other losses were moot mentally. Just plain out ******

[elfag]

Foreman is too much of a boxing fan himself to make good judgments, hes heavily biased towards punchers.

It didnt matter how bad Naz, Tito or Corrales were behind on the cards and getting schooled, foreman was with them until the end.

I mean he came from behind to get the KO to win the title again so no wonder he is there talking about how Tito can still KO hopkins in round 11 after getting his ass beat for the last 33 minutes.

[Supreme Being]

Former heavyweight champion George Foreman believes that eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao, who lost a hugely controversial split decision to Timothy Bradley and a sixth-round knockout defeat at the hands of Juan Manuel Marquez, will be on top of the world again soon.

“All the odds are in his favor to become champion again,” said Foreman.

Foreman said it all!

[Alpha & Omega]

Won't happen. The mystique is gone...the invincibility is gone. It is not just about ability, boxing is significantly mental and most of Pac's recent opponents were beaten before they even got into the ring. Sure Pac can win again if he is matched correctly but he won't beat JMM again and he won't beat Bradley. Bradley would legitimately win in a rematch. Pac can say he is OK, train hard etc. but it is all downhill trust me. RJJ was not the same after being KOed, Pwills wasn't the same either. Now Pac will always have that in the back of his mind and all that aggression and recklessness that made him so successful will decrease. He will be apprehensive and less confident while his opponents will be more aggressive and confident. We have all seen that at 147 Pac does not have KO power so many may not even be too worried about what is coming back at them. If Pac decides to continue the best thing he can do is drop losing coach Roach and get a better trainer. Roach is the new Buddy McGirt, having him in your corner guarantees a loss lol.

[Yaconcha]

oi foreskin, NOOOOOO!
you were a fearful knockout artist in the seventies and the easy kos of norton and frazier were great along with the grill BUT, you were kod by thee greatest ever and its clear you have lost some of your faculties.
pacman was not and will not be top boy, yes he won at multiple questionable weightclasses but was convincingly and soundly beaten on four seperate occasions by thee great juan manuel marquez WHO,was toyed with by thee modern great called floyd mayweather junior WHO, IS top boy.
now.....im goin for a poo.

[Alx.]

i really dont see pacquiao coming back; but foreman is a real fan of him

[ddangerous]

Given you didnt understand what I was saying....let me use smaller phrases for you....i was saying that these Floyd extremist ALWAYS use damaged goods argument when comparing to a certain other fighter, and its ONLY damaged after Floyd...any other losses were moot mentally. Just plain out ******

Missed the sarcasm. My bad.

[Reloaded]

Given you didnt understand what I was saying....let me use smaller phrases for you....i was saying that these Floyd extremist ALWAYS use damaged goods argument when comparing to a certain other fighter, and its ONLY damaged after Floyd...any other losses were moot mentally. Just plain out ******

What about Roach saying Cotto was damaged goods when fighting Manny , was Freddie a Floyd extremist ?

[Jam Jars]

Foreman never mentioned P4P he's talking about a world title, Pacquiao should be able to win another before he's retired.

[Check_hooks]

this is called real recognizing real

Pac was fine right after the KO and had that fight continued wouldve won by tko

and I have Pac #2 P4P after Donaire