pacquiao fought P4P fighters

[Robbie Barrett]

pacquiao fought pound for pound fighter every year since 2003 until now except 2006,2010 and 2013
he didnt fight a fighter on pound for pound in 2006 morales was out because he lost to raheem on late 2005
and he fought morales twice that year and oscar larios while in 2010 fought clottey and margarito and in 2013 he only fought once against rios.

2003 fought barrera rank #3 p4p
2004 fought marquez rank #6 p4p
2005 fought morales rank #6 p4p
2007 fought barrera rank #6 p4p
2008 fought marquez rank #2 p4p
2009 fought hatton rank #10 p4p
2009 fought cotto rank #7 p4p
2011 fought marquez rank #4 p4p
2012 fought bradley rank #8 p4p
2012 fought marquez rank #5 p4p
2014 fought bradley rank #3 p4p
2015 fought mayweather rank #1 p4p
2016 fought bradley rank #10 p4p

JMM wasn't in the P4P top 10 until after he fought Pacquiao in 2004.

[Real King Kong]

The same fighter doesnt count even if you fought them 2 or 3 times all recycled fights

I dislike pact@rds as much as the next man...but now I've heard it all.

[Thraxox]

I think he meant to say he couldn't beat the #1 p4p, the guy who left the game for a while and took the spot, until #1 came back.

all these hashtag's remind me of #48 branding doe.

Pacquiao was p4p.1 from to 2008 till his defeat from Timothy Bradley you idiot.

[Lester Tutor]

Pacquiao was p4p.1 from to 2008 till his defeat from Timothy Bradley you idiot.

Yeah till Floyd came back you nunce. I already told you, when Floyd left, he gave Pac the Golden ticket at #1 until he could come back and catch up to 9 bouts head of him to 4 bouts. You think the boxing industry is just going to give Floyd Mayweather Jr. the benefit of the doubt of a 5 bout difference to be back to #1? It's apparent who the true #1 p4p was even before Floyd left. Don't feel sad bruh

[Zaroku]

Yet another pact@rd thread.

[Robbie Barrett]

pacquiao fought pound for pound fighter every year since 2003 until now except 2006,2010 and 2013
he didnt fight a fighter on pound for pound in 2006 morales was out because he lost to raheem on late 2005
and he fought morales twice that year and oscar larios while in 2010 fought clottey and margarito and in 2013 he only fought once against rios.

2003 fought barrera rank #3 p4p
2004 fought marquez rank #6 p4p
2005 fought morales rank #6 p4p
2007 fought barrera rank #6 p4p
2008 fought marquez rank #2 p4p
2009 fought hatton rank #10 p4p
2009 fought cotto rank #7 p4p
2011 fought marquez rank #4 p4p
2012 fought bradley rank #8 p4p
2012 fought marquez rank #5 p4p
2014 fought bradley rank #3 p4p
2015 fought mayweather rank #1 p4p
2016 fought bradley rank #10 p4p

So he fought 7 P4P fighters and picked up L's against 4 of them.

[Left Hook Tua]

PAC never took easy fight. That's why he's tip ten atg

David Diaz

Brandon rios

That guy arum found standing in front of home depot and offered $50 to fight pac.
Jose vega or something.

[RomanReigns]

Prime Manny was a warrior. Definitely a top 20-30 all time great.

[hugh grant]

David Diaz

Brandon rios

That guy arum found standing in front of home depot and offered $50 to fight pac.
Jose vega or something.

PAC fought Rios after being koed.
PAC fought more than Floyd, yet Floyd still had time to fight Guerrero, Ortiz, berto

[soul_survivor]

pacquiao fought pound for pound fighter every year since 2003 until now except 2006,2010 and 2013
he didnt fight a fighter on pound for pound in 2006 morales was out because he lost to raheem on late 2005
and he fought morales twice that year and oscar larios while in 2010 fought clottey and margarito and in 2013 he only fought once against rios.

2003 fought barrera rank #3 p4p
2004 fought marquez rank #6 p4p
2005 fought morales rank #6 p4p
2007 fought barrera rank #6 p4p
2008 fought marquez rank #2 p4p
2009 fought hatton rank #10 p4p
2009 fought cotto rank #7 p4p
2011 fought marquez rank #4 p4p
2012 fought bradley rank #8 p4p
2012 fought marquez rank #5 p4p
2014 fought bradley rank #3 p4p
2015 fought mayweather rank #1 p4p
2016 fought bradley rank #10 p4p

Not only p4p fighters but mostly guys who were at the top of their respective divisions. It's one of the most intense runs in boxing, ever.