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His shoulder is fine. Pacquiao is full of ****.
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Pacquiao had surgery on his shoulder because he had a LEGIT injury...
When Mayweather was beaten by Castillo in the first fight, he used a shoulder injury as an excuse... had no surgery and fought an immediate rematch LOL
Lying sack of **** Mayweather is
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Now I realize why Roach had Pacquiao spar with just his left shoulder an entire 12 rounds...
No doubt in my mind that if a one-armed Pac at 36 can make Mayweather look that harmless and neutralize Mayweather's entire offense and win at least 7 rounds...Pac 5 years ago with one arm and Pac now with 2 arms would dominate Floyd...Comment
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Genuine P@ct@rds have to be some of the most mentally tough people on the planet. Honestly, if I woke up one morning as pathetic as some of you, I'd blow my brains out.Comment
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sounds like manny is not going along with the bs story anymore and arum is getting worried. lol this is comedyComment
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Pacquiao Should Fight Marquez or Retire:
The only possible apology ready at hand for a Pacquiao fan isn't his shoulder. I'm sorry, but it's a phony excuse. If his shoulder was such an issue, he had no business being in the fight in the first place, and his team would have made that determination in a heartbeat if it was there to make. All you can say for him is he's too old, the fight should have happened in 2010; and if that's where you land, why would you want him to keep fighting? The figures are getting clearer now, and Pacquiao stands to pocket in the neighborhood of $150 million for fighting Mayweather. Why should he risk his health and sacrifice his time to fight someone else and maybe make 10 percent of that? It just doesn't add up. (Not that it always needs to, this is boxing after all...)
There's only one possibility outside of retirement that remains appealing, despite its best efforts to mimic a simple plot devised by Sylvester Stallone, and that's for the fighting pride of the Philippines to have one more go-round against Juan Manuel Marquez. For his part, Marquez seems to be waiting for the same thing. He has some injuries and is said to be mulling retirement, but he has to be doing a little of his own research on the recovery timeline for a shoulder surgery. Marquez and Pacquiao have spent 42 often amazing rounds together and still comprise boxing's premier active rivalry. This fight makes a lot of sense for both fighters to go out on, eleven years older and twenty pounds heavier. There's still a good fight to be made with the 42-year-old Mexican, and an important moment in boxing history if it's done right.
If he can't fight Marquez though, is it really worth it? I, for one, do not wish to see Manny plow through a list of B-list welterweights or get knocked around by A-list ones. Sergio Martinez said it best during his in-ring Kenny Rogers impersonation after conceding the middleweight title, "You've got to know how to win, and know how to lose. Pacquiao had his shot, what more is there for him to fight for?
Last edited by Bronx2245; 07-08-2015, 06:08 PM.Comment
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Lol. Floyd fans know their boy's "win" was fake. Very defensive.
With or without the injury, Pacquiao hit Floyd hard, making Floyd hug, hold, push, and run for dear life.Comment
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