Pacman is coming off a layoff, a devastating ko loss, and now the biggest typhoon ever has hit his country where he is a senator and were he resides. There is no way this is not affecting Pacquiao. With thousands dead and the death toll rising in the place he calls home, this has to mentally have some effect on Pacquiao. Andre Berto didn't fight Mosley after the Earthquake in Haiti and he didn't even live there.
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I think Pac will come in looking great and destroy Rios. If anything else happens then Pac should retire, he's done.Comment
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Stop trying to sell this fight. It is what it is. The people that like Pacquiao like this match up and the people that don't like Pacquiao think it's a cherry pick. Your not changing anybodies mind on here. Both sides are dug in. Personally I don't care much for this match up but I'm not knocking Pacquiao for taking it. The man has to eat. So if a Bobs going to offer Pacquiao big money to fight Rios he should take it. Just don't be trying to Khan me.Comment
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Welcome noob, I'm not a promoter and this is a boxing forum where you talk about boxing. I could care less who watches the fight I'm pointing out facts. If you lived in New Orleans during Katrina and you had to fight in a couple weeks you would be affected but then again I doubt no one can affect the keyboard warrior in youComment
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Bad Stuff happens but pros deal with it. Pacquiao knows a win will lift the spirits of the whole country and that will be his inspiration. The pro oddsmakers who set odds for a living still have Pacquiao a solid 4 to 1 favorite to beat Rios. Nothing can tip the odds in favor of Rios because he is fighting a fighter who is much better than he is and has proven himself many times over. Sure,Rios is a good pro with heart, toughness, stamina and power. He has a chance to win but it's a very small chance. Pacquiao is still by far the expected winner.Comment
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