Comments Thread For: Pacquiao Turns His Back on Mayweather's 'Coward' Jab

[AboutBillions]

[MindBat]

and this whole time we thought his head got that big because of his PED use... it was his ego the whole time. Did the guy say a true filipino should support him no matter what? I have a feeling this isn't going to end to well for this guy... comments like that are going to upset the very people who put him up on that pedestal... watch them tear him down.

I'm expecting the tax collector to pop up claiming their piece of the pie any day now.

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Pacquiao using his race card to try and force support in his own country.

I don't recall Pacquiao mentioning anything about race in the article. It was no different than Money May demanding that Americans support him on the sole fact that he is a fellow American.

[Robbie Barrett]

I don't recall Pacquiao mentioning anything about race in the article. It was no different than Money May demanding that Americans support him on the sole fact that he is a fellow American.

Mayweather was laughed at for that too. I always said that Pacquiao's image was fake and now the true side of him is coming out. He's an arrogant, excuse making, *******.

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I think the last week or so has shown Pacs true colours and not the fake PR hype that been shoved down the publics throat.

Not saying he's not a good guy and what not but he's a typical great fighter with a massive ego and has character flaws ( Honestly expect this from great boxers ) and isn't the modern day fighting Jesus like most of his delusional fans make him out to be.

But Manny, his team , HBO & his hardcore fans have all been acting like clowns and done everything they can do to discredit the win since the defeat.

Yeah. I posted a thread after the fight encouraging and supporting Manny to continue to deny Mayweather any credit for the victory. For years Pacquiao watched the Mayweather family say everything they could to discredit all of his accomplishments. Pacquiao is well within reason to not give Mayweather the satisfaction of credit.

Personally, I give Floyd credit for the victory but I would be awfully surprised if my acknowledgement for his win means anything to him.

[AboutBillions]

I don't recall Pacquiao mentioning anything about race in the article. It was no different than Money May demanding that Americans support him on the sole fact that he is a fellow American.

Thats fine but....

''They should show that they are REAL Filipinos. We should not practice crab mentality. If you are a Filipino, you should support your fellow Filipino,''

He's saying they're not real Filipinos unless they support him on this occasion.

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Mayweather was laughed at for that too. I always said that Pacquiao's image was fake and now the true side of him is coming out. He's an arrogant, excuse making, *******.

I don't believe Pacquiao's image is fake.

He's carried his nation on his back and it's reasonable for him to feel a sense of betrayal.

You can't blame the guy for thinking he deserved to win. It's not like Floyd dominated or anything. We all saw the fight. It was a fairly evenly fought battle fought by two masters that I thoroughly enjoyed. Floyd managed to win simply by scoring 3 or 4 cleaner jabs per round.

[b00g13man]

That's a fake Filipino if ever I've seen one.

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Thats fine but....

''They should show that they are REAL Filipinos. We should not practice crab mentality. If you are a Filipino, you should support your fellow Filipino,''

He's saying they're not real Filipinos unless they support him on this occasion.

He's talking about the "crab mentality". Similar to "haters". The guy feels like his people are trying to bring him down. Not unreasonable for a man of his stature to feel that way considering everything he has done for his country men.

Pacquiao knows what's up. People are betraying him because he lost and he probably feels he doesn't deserve their betrayal. Whether or not he deserves it, is a different conversation altogether.

[AboutBillions]

He's talking about the "crab mentality". Similar to "haters". The guy feels like his people are trying to bring him down. Not unreasonable for a man of his stature to feel that way considering everything he has done for his country men.

Pacquiao knows what's up. People are betraying him because he lost and he probably feels he doesn't deserve their betrayal. Whether or not he deserves it, is a different conversation altogether.

He don't seem to think he lost..., and although im sure there's a lot Filipinos that think he lost out there, Regardless he should get disliked for being a sore loser.

Then blaming his excuse on shoulder, Don't get me started how much money Filipinos lost betting on him. Hiding his injury from the Nevada commission and the whole world.
some Filipinos have a legitimate reason to dislike him.