Official Floyd Mayweather- Manny Pacquiao Postfight aftermath discussion

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  • Hype job
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    #9451
    Mayweather knows there's a good chance he loses u can see it in his face. Also been reiterating how "this 1 fight doesn't define my legacy"

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    • HanzGruber
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      #9452
      Originally posted by Hype job
      Mayweather knows there's a good chance he loses u can see it in his face. Also been reiterating how "this 1 fight doesn't define my legacy"
      Maybe because it doesn't? Nor does it for manny. But on nsb if floyd loses that means his whole career goes out the window and isn't even a top 100 boxer

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      • KoolAidMan
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        #9453
        Originally posted by darius45
        HBO: great production value... Boring content(I could care less about liev schreiber's "inspiring" commentary)... At this point I'll take the lesser production value for some actual training footage... hell... I'll take a cheap digital camera phone if I can get something actually WORTH WATCHING...Biggest fight ever with the WORST build up ever... Go figure...
        Actually you can also blame TMT here, for some reason he wants to act subdued, polite and classy in this fight. Where's the mouthy Mayweather we're all expecting? That's a huge part to help raise the hype, instead Money prefers to humbled in this fight to avoid further embarrassment.

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        • DARKSEID
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          #9454
          Originally posted by HanzGruber
          Maybe because it doesn't? Nor does it for manny. But on nsb if floyd loses that means his whole career goes out the window and isn't even a top 100 boxer
          A fighter's legacy is defined by the quality of his wins.

          When the fighter you're facing is the best fighter you've ever fought, then a win or loss will greatly impact your legacy.

          If Roberto Duran lost to Sugar Ray Leonard the first time instead of beating him, his legacy would not be the same.

          If Pacquiao beats Floyd then his position in history will increase significantly. If Pacquiao beats floyd his top 5 wins will be

          1. Mayweather
          2. Barrera
          3. Morales
          4. Marquez
          5. De La Hoya

          That's the resume of a legendary fighter. It's almost unmatched. You would have to go as far back as the golden era of boxing to find fighters that could match Pacquiao's resume with a Mayweather win. Without Mayweather it's still impressive, but not as much.

          With a Mayweather win on his resume, Pacquiao is undoubtedly, undisputedly the greatest fighter of this generation, and arguably all generations.

          When people say that this fight won't affect their legacy, I just start scratching my head. This is the biggest fight of the era, possibly the century, possibly of all time. Of course it will affect the fighters involved.
          Last edited by DARKSEID; 04-19-2015, 02:10 PM.

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          • KoolAidMan
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            #9455
            Originally posted by HanzGruber
            Maybe because it doesn't? Nor does it for manny. But on nsb if floyd loses that means his whole career goes out the window and isn't even a top 100 boxer
            This fight is a career legacy definer. Period. If he loses, he shouldn't even rank Top 40 IMO.

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            • HanzGruber
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              #9456
              Originally posted by Genius~
              A fighter's legacy is defined by the quality of his wins.

              When the fighter you're facing is the best fighter you've ever fought, then a win or loss will greatly impact your legacy.

              If Roberto Duran lost to Sugar Ray Leonard the first time instead of beating him, his legacy would not be the same.

              If Pacquiao beats Floyd then his position in history will increase significantly. If Pacquiao beats floyd his top 5 wins will be

              1. Mayweather
              2. Barrera
              3. Morales
              4. Marquez
              5. De La Hoya

              That's the resume of a legendary fighter. It's almost unmatched. You would have to go as far back as the golden era of boxing to find fighters that could match Pacquiao's resume with a Mayweather win. Without Mayweather it's still impressive, but not as much.

              With a Mayweather win on his resume, Pacquiao is undoubtedly, undisputedly the greatest fighter of this generation, and arguably all generations.

              When people say that this fight won't affect their legacy, I just start scratching my head. This is the biggest fight of the era, possibly the century, possibly of all time. Of course it will affect the fighters involved.
              Originally posted by KoolAidMan
              This fight is a career legacy definer. Period. If he loses, he shouldn't even rank Top 40 IMO.
              Lol wtf. They're both old as ***. As was Oscar. Sure the winner of this fight will increase their ranking but losing shouldn't affect it at all

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              • Pretty Boy32
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                #9457
                Haven spoken (and interviewed) many casual fans of boxing, I can safely say the majority of casual fans/general public see Pacquiao as the bad guy and want to see Floyd win.

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                • KoolAidMan
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                  #9458
                  Originally posted by Pretty Boy32
                  Haven spoken (and interviewed) many casual fans of boxing, I can safely say the majority of casual fans/general public see Pacquiao as the bad guy and want to see Floyd win.
                  You've been watching a lot of BET homie. Try changing channels for some diversity.

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                  • KRITKL
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                    #9459
                    Originally posted by Johnwoo8686
                    LOL, I'll gladly take it. Manny doesn't land 200.
                    Sounds good, sig it.
                    I feel he's got to land that much to win, so it's pretty much a Pac wins bet for me.
                    Can we agree it has to go 12 for the bet to count. Win or lose Manny had to land 200 punches.
                    May the best man win.

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                    • Don Mac
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                      #9460
                      what you also have to factor into this fight is Pacmum http://goo.gl/Y2mmHo

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