Originally posted by Evol
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Is Manny Pacquiao hitting it right?
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pac's kd's nd tko always came via accumlation of punishment (cotto, delahoya, diaz) nd punches from weird angles (mosley, algeiri, early jmm fights)
hatton ko was a fluke nd was lucky/perfect. hatton was half retared nd ran into pacs body leveraged ledt hook. which is ironic bc its same way pac ran into jmm's
pac still fights the same way, still accumalates punishment nd punches from weird angles.
recently bradley, margarito nd rios havent gone down. any genius wna guess why? lol. we just gotta use our boxing analyst caps sometimesLast edited by FrenchDeLaHoya; 12-09-2014, 02:17 PM.
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Originally posted by fallen_ego View PostHow do you explain Chris Algieri? Yes, he did drop him 6 times but he couldn't get him out of there.
Pacquiao's power has dropped 0% since the Cotto fight.
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Originally posted by Caught Square View PostAlgieri survived by moving away a lot and has serious heart, what could a 2009 Pacquiao have done differently, knocked him down 12 times instead of 6 to be less religious?
Pacquiao's power has dropped 0% since the Cotto fight.
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Originally posted by RichCCFC View PostToo early to make that conclusion. Looked fine to me.
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Ive always blamed it on Roach for making Manny more of a squared fighter, took away the momentum of the sledgehammer slingshot left.
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since the ko he doesn't commit the same way, but his punches are still very sharp, just not as heavy, he used to punch as sharp but with more weight, so his power has definitely decreased, and it's due to his technique
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Originally posted by fallen_ego View PostDude, Cotto was running way more than Chris Algieri on the last couple of rounds vs. Manny before he got stopped and Manny was able to take him out. If the power hasn't dropped maybe his killer instinct has.
The reason the ref stopped it was more because of Cotto's face from the accumulation of punches rather than him being out on his feet or anything like that.
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