Comments Thread For: Like it or Not - Mayweather-Pacquiao II is Back on The Radar

[Zaroku]

1. There is a reason he doesn't know which round he hurt the shoulder in.

2. When the red mark shows up, he never stopped throwing the right. AT ALL. Through the entire fight.

3. "In acute rotator cuff injury,the symptoms appear suddenly. The shoulder joint is extremely painful. Shooting pain radiates to the back and towards the elbow. The patient is not able to move his arm due to pain and spasm of the rotator cuff muscles. There may be internal bleeding and formation of hematoma in the shoulder joint. If the tear is large, patient is unable to lift the injured arm due to loss of muscle power and pain."
http://www.tandurust.com/bone-joint-...s-healing.html

Did any of that happen?

Anything else, idiot?

You are fighting against b1tch azz emotionally charged t@rds..logic does not apply..

You are fighting with sword swallowers!!!

[ADP02]

You seem to be a pure t@rd.. Are you?? Personally I want to see Floyd KTFO like PAC. He cheats, like PAC and others, and I want to see him KTFO. Very clear agenda..... Your agenda is unclear.... LGBT unclear...

I like many fighters and have been watching boxing for a long time. Manny just happens to be one of them and is one of the fighters that is most talked about.

It would be cool to see Floyd down but not like Manny was. That's too much for anyone.


Who do you like nowadays?

[Zaroku]

I like many fighters and have been watching boxing for a long time. Manny just happens to be one of them and is one of the fighters that is most talked about.

It would be cool to see Floyd down but not like Manny was. That's too much for anyone.


Who do you like nowadays?

Inoue
Takayama
Mikey
Granados
Jesse Vargas
Crawford
Etc

Gimme a weight class... I will break it down... But I need time. Too many sweet young fighters coming up.

I can honestly say, I have been following bicpxing for 38 years.

Boxing family, third generation boxer... My sisters talk boxing at thanks giving...

[ADP02]

Don't ever mention deflections again when you bring up everyone and their mother to try to prove something you can't prove.

I've been giving you information directly from WADA. How can that be a deflection?

By the way, are you going to fess up about the meaning of the word "or"? When you head back over to that thread, you should begin there.

The issue that I have is that you have been trying to find a loophole but all we are discussing is something called dehydration that most people should already know about yet you are hiding behind a doctor's note.

If you can make that kind of comment on Manny's rotator cuff injury which is way more complicated, then you should be able to get that (dehydration) with all the information that we do have for Floyd, he was nowhere close to extremely dehydrated. Right? So why are you not commenting the same way for Floyd as you just did for Manny?

For Manny, there is a real well known doctor who has been interviewed and stated that the tear was significant enough to warrant surgery and that is actually what happened. While Floyd critics thought he would come back and fight soon after, Manny only fought a year later.

Floyd used the same reason for his poor performance against Castillo. His team still brings it up years later. Floyd was ready months after that fight to fight Castillo 2!



"OR" - Sorry but you first have to understand what acute and chronic mean. If something happens all of a sudden just before a fight then that is acute not chronic ....

....... but we can discuss all this in those other threads .... np

[ADP02]

Inoue
Takayama
Mikey
Granados
Jesse Vargas
Crawford
Etc

Gimme a weight class... I will break it down... But I need time. Too many sweet young fighters coming up.

I can honestly say, I have been following bicpxing for 38 years.

Boxing family, third generation boxer... My sisters talk boxing at thanks giving...

A bit longer than you but once you hit those numbers, it really does not matter! ... but initially for me, it was mostly about the HWs such as Ali and if he would have faced Rocky Marciano .... then Frazier, Foreman, ....


Yup, Crawford looks like he has a shot as he has the goods. Jesse Vargas we still need to see some more of him against the next level of fighters.

Some of those who one likes then retire and you need to move on ....

[Zaroku]

A bit longer than you but once you hit those numbers, it really does not matter! ... but initially for me, it was mostly about the HWs such as Ali and if he would have faced Rocky Marciano .... then Frazier, Foreman, ....


Yup, Crawford looks like he has a shot as he has the goods. Jesse Vargas we still need to see some more of him against the next level of fighters.

Some of those who one likes then retire and you need to move on ....

I am old!! Unfortunately

[ADP02]

I am over 50! Unfortunately

Do not think about it too much or else it will hit you like a Memo reinforced Marquez Tyson punch!

[Zaroku]

Do not think about it too much or else it will hit you like a Memo reinforced Marquez Tyson punch!

I still get young j poon... Not as much as I used to... But I still hit homers..

PAC lost... It is an ugly PED game..

[SplitSecond]

1. There is a reason he doesn't know which round he hurt the shoulder in.

2. When the red mark shows up, he never stopped throwing the right. AT ALL. Through the entire fight.

3. "In acute rotator cuff injury,the symptoms appear suddenly. The shoulder joint is extremely painful. Shooting pain radiates to the back and towards the elbow. The patient is not able to move his arm due to pain and spasm of the rotator cuff muscles. There may be internal bleeding and formation of hematoma in the shoulder joint. If the tear is large, patient is unable to lift the injured arm due to loss of muscle power and pain."
http://www.tandurust.com/bone-joint-...s-healing.html

Did any of that happen?

Anything else, idiot?

That means the initial tear you dope. Tearing a rotator cuff usually requires a lot of force and a bad angle, like falling on your extended arm. A healthy individual doesn't just acutely tear their rotator cuff with a punch unless they've had an underlying degenerative condition already.

Pacquiao's injury came in 2009. That was his acute tear. It has been a nagging(chronic) issue for him ever since then that he has kept from getting too bad I'd wager with the time off in-between bouts. But if you want to call another, "acute on chronic" tear, it'd be the colliding shoulders in sparring. Another to a lesser degree would be in the 4th, where he visibly stumbles after an awkward right to the body and backs off. By the 6th it's chronic, he's expecting and supressing the pain and way high on adrenaline.

[texasboi15]

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