Pacquiao Clean Punches Against Mayweather

[Johnwoo8686]

A video posted by Blue Kimble (@bluekimble) on May 7, 2015 at 5:36pm PDT

That video is funny but this whole hugging thing goes to show how ignorant most people are about boxing. Muhammad Ali "hugged" George Foreman 17 times in the very first round of their fight and is called "The Greatest" by casuals. Floyd Mayweather "hugged" Manny Pacquiao once in the first round of their fight and was booed and jeered LOL.

This fight made me realize what Roger Mayweather said was true: Most people don't know **** about boxing.

[IR0NFIST]

That video is funny but this whole hugging thing goes to show how ignorant most people are about boxing. Muhammad Ali "hugged" George Foreman 17 times in the very first round of their fight and is called "The Greatest" by casuals. Floyd Mayweather "hugged" Manny Pacquiao once in the first round of their fight and was booed and jeered LOL.

This fight made me realize what Roger Mayweather said was true: Most people don't know **** about boxing.

Unlike Floyd, Ali wasn't content with hugging and potshotting his way to a boring decision, he actually takes risks and goes for the finish. This is made evident by his 8th round stoppage of Foreman.

Ali was ahead of his time in an era filled with ATG Heavyweights like Frazier and Foreman, and he also beat rising prospects who would have been champions in today's era; e.g., George Chuvalo, Ernie Shavers, Ron Lyle, and Sonny Liston.

Fraud Mayweather's wins come against boxers who were either before their prime (Canelo), or past their prime (Pacquiao). Comparing him to Ali shows how much of a nut-hugger you are. #DKSAB

[Johnwoo8686]

Unlike Floyd, Ali wasn't contempt with hugging and potshotting his way to a boring decision, he actually takes risks and goes for the finish. This is made evident by his 8th round stoppage of Foreman.

Ali was ahead of his time in an era filled with ATG Heavyweights like Frazier and Foreman, and he also beat rising prospects who would have been champions in today's era; e.g., George Chuvalo, Ernie Shavers, Ron Lyle, and Sonny Liston.

Fraud Mayweather's wins come against boxers who were either before their prime (Canelo), or past their prime (Pacquiao). Comparing him to Ali shows how much of a nut-hugger you are. #DKSAB

Obviously you havent seen many Ali fights in full. The second Frazier fight was the epitome of running and "hugging" and so was the second Norton fight. Ali's movement in some fights would make Floyd look like a flat footed plodder with the amount he moved.

How was Canelo before his prime when he fought Mayweather? He had 43 fights and had been a professional for 8 years! How old was Ali when he first fought Liston? 22? Get your facts straight.

And the word is "content" not "contempt" smart guy.

[Showtime..]

10-2 doe! Totally outclassed doe!
F^ckin' tards.

[Johnwoo8686]

Pardon me for using the incorrect term, but autofill isn't always accurate.

Ali TKO'ed Frazier in the second fight so your argument is invalid, and being in your 'prime' isn't determined by the amount of fights that you have. #DKSAB

He TKO'd Frazier in the third fight NOT the second fight. Damn, how much do I have to school you? Ali practically ran from Frazier the second time they fought.

And yes prime can be determined by a number of things such as age and ring experience. Being a pro 8 years is a long time and 23 is not that young, especially for a professional fighter. By the time most fighters hit 30 they are already declining. So Canelo was absolutely prime.

[IR0NFIST]

He TKO'd Frazier in the third fight NOT the second fight. Damn, how much do I have to school you? Ali practically ran from Frazier the second time they fought.

And yes prime can be determined by a number of things such as age and ring experience. Being a pro 8 years is a long time and 23 is not that young, especially for a professional fighter. By the time most fighters hit 30 they are already declining. So Canelo was absolutely prime.

You actually believe Canelo was in his 'prime' when he fought Fraud?

[Johnwoo8686]

You actually believe Canelo was in his 'prime' when he fought Fraud?

I love how you conveniently chose to ignore the first part of my statement to you You made another untrue statement and I checked you on it.

[IR0NFIST]

He TKO'd Frazier in the third fight NOT the second fight. Damn, how much do I have to school you? Ali practically ran from Frazier the second time they fought.

And yes prime can be determined by a number of things such as age and ring experience. Being a pro 8 years is a long time and 23 is not that young, especially for a professional fighter. By the time most fighters hit 30 they are already declining. So Canelo was absolutely prime.

By your estimate, Canelo won't be in his prime until he's 27 years old. Which completely contradicts your initial statement.

[Johnwoo8686]

By your estimate, Canelo won't be in his prime until he's 27 years old. Which completely contradicts your initial statement.

You still think Ali TKO'd Frazier in the SECOND fight. LOL idiot

[IR0NFIST]

You still think Ali TKO'd Frazier in the SECOND fight. LOL idiot

When all else fails, resort to childish name-calling.