Let's be honest. Floyd vs Pac was a lot closer than people made out

[Metho_4u]

Yep. And those turkeys he has been giving out every Thanksgiving are actually filled with iguana-like nanoprobes.

Can't wait for the slo-mo video of that one!

I know spoon has proof....*waits to see a response even though he's on ignore*

[koolkc107]

Hilarious.

And again, for the love of God, Spoon please get some female companionship in your life. No adult male should conduct himself the way do in these threads. Seriously.

You don't even have to try hard to be funny when it comes to these idiots defending Pac.

None of them want to admit the truth to themselves- that one of the best offensive fighters of this era was completely shut down by someone whose defense was G.O.A.T. level.

They can't understand why Pac was one of Floyd's easiest fights when they had 6 years worth of hints to help them figure it out.

They didn't want Floyd in '09, not unless they got scheduled tests that stopped months before the fight.

They didn't want Floyd in Jan 2012, even when he went to court to postpone serving his sentence so he could fight Pac in May- this was countered by Arum with tales of an outdoor stadium that needed to be built and would not be ready until Floyd had to turn himself in that June.

And there were several other instances where Arum and Manny had a chance to make the fight and didn't.

You would think that Pac's fans would ask themselves once during 6 years how these miraculous swerves keep happening and why.

But nope, it had to be Floyd and obviously Floyd was scared.

So they finally get in there 6 years too late, a time that has clearly slowed the older Mayweather down a lot more than Pac and we STILL get a boxing masterclass.

What's that?

Oh, he had a bad shoulder?

That he injured jet-skiing after he fought Oscar in 2008?

But never bothered to get it repaired knowing eventually he would have to fight Floyd?

Not even with almost a year off after getting KTFO by JMM?

OK.

So he gets an operation.

He does NO REHAB.

What's that?

He rehabbed it by swimming around in saltwater?

Then went out and dropped 20 in his basketball league?

OK.

He's all better now. No shoulder issues at all.

Fights Vargas...and throws 4 more punches in 12 rounds than he did against Floyd.

With a fully healed, saltwater bonafide shoulder...he throws 4 more punches.

OK.

If anyone needs me, I'll be watching some more invisible punch videos that prove without a doubt that Manny outlanded Floyd 1000 to 1.

[Raggamuffin]

Pac is too old to reap the benefits of HGH now.

[Metho_4u]

Pac is too old to reap the benefits of HGH now.

There's always slow mo again!

[Dosumpthin]

You don't even have to try hard to be funny when it comes to these idiots defending Pac.

None of them want to admit the truth to themselves- that one of the best offensive fighters of this era was completely shut down by someone whose defense was G.O.A.T. level.

They can't understand why Pac was one of Floyd's easiest fights when they had 6 years worth of hints to help them figure it out.

They didn't want Floyd in '09, not unless they got scheduled tests that stopped months before the fight.

They didn't want Floyd in Jan 2012, even when he went to court to postpone serving his sentence so he could fight Pac in May- this was countered by Arum with tales of an outdoor stadium that needed to be built and would not be ready until Floyd had to turn himself in that June.

And there were several other instances where Arum and Manny had a chance to make the fight and didn't.

You would think that Pac's fans would ask themselves once during 6 years how these miraculous swerves keep happening and why.

But nope, it had to be Floyd and obviously Floyd was scared.

So they finally get in there 6 years too late, a time that has clearly slowed the older Mayweather down a lot more than Pac and we STILL get a boxing masterclass.

What's that?

Oh, he had a bad shoulder?

That he injured jet-skiing after he fought Oscar in 2008?

But never bothered to get it repaired knowing eventually he would have to fight Floyd?

Not even with almost a year off after getting KTFO by JMM?

OK.

So he gets an operation.

He does NO REHAB.

What's that?

He rehabbed it by swimming around in saltwater?

Then went out and dropped 20 in his basketball league?

OK.

He's all better now. No shoulder issues at all.

Fights Vargas...and throws 4 more punches in 12 rounds than he did against Floyd.

With a fully healed, saltwater bonafide shoulder...he throws 4 more punches.

OK.

If anyone needs me, I'll be watching some more invisible punch videos that prove without a doubt that Manny outlanded Floyd 1000 to 1.

Fax. 100% pure fax.

Pact@rds not gonna like this post.

Incomming spam videos. 3...2...1...

[The Akbar One]

And floyd landed like 90 punches most of them would not have wobbled khan. Pac actually hurt floyd twice.

Floyd won by a limiting the action. He was able to impose his style on Pac. But it was no where close to a domination. I cant recall a single power shot from floyd that made me think pac was hurt or in trouble. **** floyd barely landed a power shot.

This is just another in a long line of fights covered by CompuBox, where video analysis proves CompuBox is highly fraudulent

[BWC]

think i had it 9-3 to floyd. 9-3 sounds really dominant but it wasnt really, just floyd having the edge in most rounds, i dont think he came out of the fight with huge amounts of credit either, didnt do much offensively and fought unbelievably negative. know its easier said than done but pacquiao really should have let his hands go a bit more in second half of the fight. was a real stinker of a fight.

Mayweather fought a terribly effective, yet un-entertaining fight. Dreadful to watch..

[ruedboy]

You don't even have to try hard to be funny when it comes to these idiots defending Pac.

None of them want to admit the truth to themselves- that one of the best offensive fighters of this era was completely shut down by someone whose defense was G.O.A.T. level.

They can't understand why Pac was one of Floyd's easiest fights when they had 6 years worth of hints to help them figure it out.

They didn't want Floyd in '09, not unless they got scheduled tests that stopped months before the fight.

They didn't want Floyd in Jan 2012, even when he went to court to postpone serving his sentence so he could fight Pac in May- this was countered by Arum with tales of an outdoor stadium that needed to be built and would not be ready until Floyd had to turn himself in that June.

And there were several other instances where Arum and Manny had a chance to make the fight and didn't.

You would think that Pac's fans would ask themselves once during 6 years how these miraculous swerves keep happening and why.

But nope, it had to be Floyd and obviously Floyd was scared.

So they finally get in there 6 years too late, a time that has clearly slowed the older Mayweather down a lot more than Pac and we STILL get a boxing masterclass.

What's that?

Oh, he had a bad shoulder?

That he injured jet-skiing after he fought Oscar in 2008?

But never bothered to get it repaired knowing eventually he would have to fight Floyd?

Not even with almost a year off after getting KTFO by JMM?

OK.

So he gets an operation.

He does NO REHAB.

What's that?

He rehabbed it by swimming around in saltwater?

Then went out and dropped 20 in his basketball league?

OK.

He's all better now. No shoulder issues at all.

Fights Vargas...and throws 4 more punches in 12 rounds than he did against Floyd.

With a fully healed, saltwater bonafide shoulder...he throws 4 more punches.

OK.

If anyone needs me, I'll be watching some more invisible punch videos that prove without a doubt that Manny outlanded Floyd 1000 to 1.

Seriously, the biggest fight of Floyd's career, Floyd's legacy fight, the most profitable boxing match in history and Floyd gets a retroactive medical exemption for a banned procedure from the drug testing agency he hired and paid and that's just business as usual?
If you say Pac fans can't admit the truth, I'd say Mayweather fans just refuse to see how suspicious Floyd's actions were. In any other sport, we'd have seen an impartial investigation but boxing proved itself corrupt to the core once again.

[koolkc107]

Seriously, the biggest fight of Floyd's career, Floyd's legacy fight, the most profitable boxing match in history and Floyd gets a retroactive medical exemption for a banned procedure from the drug testing agency he hired and paid and that's just business as usual?
If you say Pac fans can't admit the truth, I'd say Mayweather fans just refuse to see how suspicious Floyd's actions were. In any other sport, we'd have seen an impartial investigation but boxing proved itself corrupt to the core once again.

Nope, it was suspicious as fugg, no doubt.

But, you know what?

IV rehydration is legal in Las Vegas.

And, NSAC, USADA, and WADA all gave him a thumbs up.

After they investigated.

And the investigation probably didn't take long because a USADA collections agent was there the whole time and signed off on the whole thing.

So did the paramedic who administered the IVs and didn't know Mayweather from Adam and woke that morning having no clue he would be called to Floyd's residence.

So did the lab guys who tested his samples all thru training camp, especially the lab guy that tested the samples taken before and after the IV.

Suspicious?

Hell yes.

But investigated and there was nothing illegal there.

And oh yeah, again IVs are normal as gambling in Vegas.

But, think what you like...

[Dosumpthin]

Nope, it was suspicious as fugg, no doubt.

But, you know what?

IV rehydration is legal in Las Vegas.

And, NSAC, USADA, and WADA all gave him a thumbs up.

After they investigated.

And the investigation probably didn't take long because a USADA collections agent was there the whole time and signed off on the whole thing.

So did the paramedic who administered the IVs and didn't know Mayweather from Adam and woke that morning having no clue he would be called to Floyd's residence.

So did the lab guys who tested his samples all thru training camp, especially the lab guy that tested the samples taken before and after the IV.

Suspicious?

Hell yes.

But investigated and there was nothing illegal there.

And oh yeah, again IVs are normal as gambling in Vegas.

But, think what you like...

I agree. It was very suspicious at first when Thomas Hauser (falsely) reported Floyd was "caught by a DCO/found evidence of an IV" ....Every media outlet ran with "can boxing trust USADA"........


Then the very same Thomas Hauser HIMESELF issued a correction
in his follow up story "was Floyd dehydrated".

Turns out Floyd wasn't "caught" nor did the "DCO find anything" -

The DCO WAS PRESENT AND MADE AWARE - which then followed all WADA protocols and collected a prior sample - which changes the whole dynamic of the IV.


Pact@rds can't accept this fact and ignore it all in favor of a grand conspiracy involving judges/paramedics/USADA/NSAC/WADA/DCO/referee/media/golden boy/sparring partners....and whoever else.