Comments Thread For: Teddy Atlas: Pacquiao is Not as Big, You Figure Out Why!

[Scipio2009]

Why common sense is not so common on most of so called boxing enthusiast? Or even trainers or boxers themselves. The hate these people are deep to the bones. Can't accept the fact that a non American can achieved feats that no American have? Was Armstrong uses PEDS on his way to winning unprecedented titles in so many different weight division? Why none of these haters ever question his feat?

Henry Armstrong fought as a featherweight, moved up to lightweight, and then fought at welterweight (eventually relinquishing his featherweight title once he physically could no longer make the weight), before challenging for the middleweight championship at basically his walk-around weight, looking at the weigh-in video. You add that the middleweight fight ended as a draw and Armstrong was having battles throughout his stay at welterweight, and only a silly person who hasn't actually seen the footage would try and make such a foolish analysis.

Floyd started at super featherweight, physically grew into being a welterweight, and any fight beyond that is basically at his walkaround weight.

Pacquiao was a 19-year old flyweight(112 pounds), a 29-year old super featherweight(130), and still put on another near 20 pounds to his frame, dipping a toe in at junior middleweight for good measure.

Race has nothing to do with it; if Armstrong had gone up 40 pounds after puberty, with his frame being what it was, their would be pause. If Mayweather, after debuting as a 19-year old super featherweight(130), was able to add 40 pounds to his frame, the alarm sirens would be blaring.

How Pacquiao is able to add 40 pounds, onto a 5'6", after puberty is through (without anyone allowed to question is) is ridiculous.

[lacson]

Is that Teddy the delusional schizoid?

He's such an expert analyst he can't even get one prediction right. He's predicting for Pac because he knows his predictions are always wrong, this ***** is rooting for Floyd.

He definitely needs glasses because with my eyes Pac looks ripped and shreded and perfect for this fight. He will be bringing speed of hands and feet. That's if he has any blood left in his system.

[deathofaclown]

Looks pretty much the same as always to me, Floyd too for that matter.

People just see what they wanna see or they read too much into small details. These guys are now 38 and 36, they look how they have for the past few years and they will fight how they have for the past few years.

[VERDUGO]

VS Dela Hoya


vs Hatton


vs Cotto

[lacson]

Henry Armstrong fought as a featherweight, moved up to lightweight, and then fought at welterweight (eventually relinquishing his featherweight title once he physically could no longer make the weight), before challenging for the middleweight championship at basically his walk-around weight, looking at the weigh-in video. You add that the middleweight fight ended as a draw and Armstrong was having battles throughout his stay at welterweight, and only a silly person who hasn't actually seen the footage would try and make such a foolish analysis.

Floyd started at super featherweight, physically grew into being a welterweight, and any fight beyond that is basically at his walkaround weight.

Pacquiao was a 19-year old flyweight(112 pounds), a 29-year old super featherweight(130), and still put on another near 20 pounds to his frame, dipping a toe in at junior middleweight for good measure.

Race has nothing to do with it; if Armstrong had gone up 40 pounds after puberty, with his frame being what it was, their would be pause. If Mayweather, after debuting as a 19-year old super featherweight(130), was able to add 40 pounds to his frame, the alarm sirens would be blaring.

How Pacquiao is able to add 40 pounds, onto a 5'6", after puberty is through (without anyone allowed to question is) is ridiculous.

You must be seriously delusional. You know what Pacquiao would look like if you take 40 lbs off him right now? I don't know where you found your information but they are a bunch of lies, lies to support the agenda.

Pacquiao was 16 yrs old when he started pro. His first two losses are both due to draining himself weak and still not able to make weight. He was penalized both times, he had to wear heavier gloves.

He drained himself and weighed 142 fight night against Morales for his superfeather (130) fight in 2006. He ate and drank and weighed 148 fight night against DelaHoya for his welter (147) fight in 2008. That's 6 lbs gain over 2 yrs. Come fight night Saturday he will be 149. He found if he didnt drain himself that he felt stronger and faster.

Isn't that where all this ped talk started with DelaHoya? People with this agenda were/are making sure they impress upon everyone who would listen how he went 4 divisions in one year. Paulie with his lies.

So please explain with facts your delusional 40 lbs gain.

[VERDUGO]

vs clottey


vs Maragrito at 150


vs bradley

[Doctor_Tenma]

Marquez 4

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he doesn't look much different to me other than being a few years older and coming off some unfortunate losses

atlas has always had a few screws loose though

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he doesn't look much different to me other than being a few years older

atlas has always had a few screws loose though

[Bee Keepz]

ESPN expert analyst Teddy Atlas has implied that Manny Pacquiao may have used some form of performance enhancer in the past. Atlas has made similar comments in the past. Floyd Mayweather Jr. and members of his family have made those types of statements for years. They were eventually sued by Pacquiao for defamation and the two sides reached an undisclosed settlement.

Father and trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr. has continued to allege that Pacquiao was using PEDs several years ago, when he was demolishing fighters like Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton and Miguel Cotto. Pacquiao has not scored a knockout since 2009.
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Lol Teddy Atlas is an idiot. Pacquiao weighed in at 145, close to where he's always weighed in at.