Comments Thread For: Photos: Pacquiao, Rios Prepare For a War in Macau

[hectari]

@Spoon,

A bigger forearm and wrists are not a sign of who is stronger. Felix Trinidad is a very small guy and William Joppy is much bigger body-wise in every area. But Trinidad hits so much harder same as Fernando Vargas.
Thomas Hearns is much smaller then Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Marvin Hagler, Pipino Cuevas, and Wilfred Benitez but he hits harder then all of them. Power comes from the feet being planted and getting your body weight behind each blow. I was a boxer for a long time and know.

LOL tito trinidad was a HUGE 147 pounder, he is 6 foot tall he hit hard, his bones were heavy. Muscular guys who have lighter bones don't hit as hard. Look at Bradley he has tons of muscle but is soft puncher.

Tommy Hearns was bigger than Sugar Ray and Duran, wtf? Hearns had one wide ass back and broad shoulders he was 6 foot 2 inches tall and he had some wide ass wrists, its the bone size that makes a skinny guy hit hard.

This was not a small guy lol


Look at Kelly Pavlik skinny as hell but he has wider bone structure.

I've been hit by some skinny looking black guys and they hurt me harder than some built guys, their bones were hard as *** man.

[Los Zetas]

Pac looks good however unless it is bad quality pictures I don't think he looks like he has in the past.

Rios doesn't even look like he belongs in there. Then again, he is Top Ranks welter weight king who's never lost a single fight at welter weight!

Lets hope Pac didn't bite off more than he can chew vs this dominate WW! War man pac!

At 147 Pac looks less ripped than usual, but he still looks good.

[them_apples]

LOL tito trinidad was a HUGE 147 pounder, he is 6 foot tall he hit hard, his bones were heavy. Muscular guys who have lighter bones don't hit as hard. Look at Bradley he has tons of muscle but is soft puncher.

Tommy Hearns was bigger than Sugar Ray and Duran, wtf? Hearns had one wide ass back and broad shoulders he was 6 foot 2 inches tall and he had some wide ass wrists, its the bone size that makes a skinny guy hit hard.

This was not a small guy lol


Look at Kelly Pavlik skinny as hell but he has wider bone structure.

I've been hit by some skinny looking black guys and they hurt me harder than some built guys, their bones were hard as *** man.

hearns was huge, had massive hands too. big bone structure and low mass.

bone structure does have a lot to do with punching power but technique means a hell of a lot more and even functional strength

a lot of tito's punching power was technique and practice

[JJRod]

@Spoon,

A bigger forearm and wrists are not a sign of who is stronger. Felix Trinidad is a very small guy and William Joppy is much bigger body-wise in every area. But Trinidad hits so much harder same as Fernando Vargas.
Thomas Hearns is much smaller then Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Marvin Hagler, Pipino Cuevas, and Wilfred Benitez but he hits harder then all of them. Power comes from the feet being planted and getting your body weight behind each blow. I was a boxer for a long time and know.

WTF,
no he wasn't. Hearns was bigger than both.

[LouIE G]

WTF? rios has some tiny ass wrists compared to Pacman, Pacquiao got a large bone structure for a little guy he even has some massive ankles, are you guys sure Pacman isn't a giant Dwarf?

Small wrists big fists and knuckles =BIG PUNCH,RIOS GOT A GOOD SHOT TOMMOROW,well c wut pac shows up though..

[Motofan]

Manny looks fantastic. Brandon doesn't look like a zombie so that's good. Ariza couldn't back up his six pack claims but At least there won't be any weight drained excuses after this massacre.

[Grimgash]

Rios looks bad in the pics for a fight of this level....for Rios though he looks good.

[Bigg Rigg]

Rios not making it past the 6th rd. He's going to come to fight but he's getting knocked the **** out.

[PACBOY]

I wanna see Andy Ruiz wreck someone. Good fighter!

[Bigg Rigg]

Quick question, why does Rios always wear a KC Royals hat??? He's from Kansas, the state. And Kansas City is in the state of Missouri.