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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Mayweather-Broner, Pacquiao-PEDs, More

    The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards discuss numerous topics, including Floyd Mayweather's influence on Adrien Broner, Top Rank's TV Deal with ESPN, rumors of Manny Pacquiao and PEDs, and more.
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  • Shadoww702
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    "What I do know is he still seems to hurt all of his opponents. He’s always knocking them down, staggering them and busting them up. He’s just not finishing them anymore. I never repeat Pac has lost his power. I always say he has lost his ability to score stoppages. There is a difference."

    1000% AGREE

    I'm not even a Pac Fan but pictures say more than words..




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    • mattr
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      #3
      Great article, as usual. I don't always agree with absolutely everything you say, but you are definitely one of the wisest boxing minds out there currently.

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      • HandsofIron
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        #4
        People give Duran too much crap for the 2nd Leonard match. They have this casual mindset where they just look up the rematch, call him a quitter and don't even bother with anything else he accomplished; ignorantly bypassing on arguably, the near-perfect fighter to ever grace the squared circle.

        But if folks truly understood boxing, they'd know that Duran had to do what he did for the good and sake of boxing. It was Leonard who didn't want to engage, he was the one who didn't show up to fight because he was scared ****less of Duran.

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        • Feint First
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          #5
          Props for the James Toney love. He was the best Philly shell fighter and had the best chin.

          Also great points about Pac. Higher weight class + higher elite level of competition + natural aging progression and physical decline = fewer knockouts, DUH!

          It ain't too hard to figure out, doesn't mean he was on PED's before.

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          • aboutfkntime
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            #6
            Originally posted by Shadoww702
            "What I do know is he still seems to hurt all of his opponents. He’s always knocking them down, staggering them and busting them up. He’s just not finishing them anymore. I never repeat Pac has lost his power. I always say he has lost his ability to score stoppages. There is a difference."

            1000% AGREE

            I'm not even a Pac Fan but pictures say more than words.

            not meaning to sound like a know-all, but I have been saying this for years

            does he still have speed..... yep!

            power..... yep!

            can he still pull the trigger..... yep!

            in some ways, Pac seems to be a more intelligent fighter now

            the only thing that has been noticeably absent for years..... is his stamina/punch-output

            Pac fights almost exactly the same, he just gets tired now

            Manny looked as fresh as a daisy after firing 1200+ punches at Clottey..... now he looks tired after throwing 500-600, just like everyone else

            and Manny Steward is the guy who picked it first, not me

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            • The D3vil
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              #7
              That's one of the greatest P4P lists I've ever seen.

              Made me reconsider Ali, who I already considered the GOAT heavyweight, but now I kind of agree that because he fought everybody, that makes him even greater.

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              • Shadoww702
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                #8
                Originally posted by aboutfkntime
                not meaning to sound like a know-all, but I have been saying this for years

                does he still have speed..... yep!

                power..... yep!

                can he still pull the trigger..... yep!

                in some ways, Pac seems to be a more intelligent fighter now

                the only thing that has been noticeably absent for years..... is his stamina/punch-output

                Pac fights almost exactly the same, he just gets tired now

                Manny looked as fresh as a daisy after firing 1200+ punches at Clottey..... now he looks tired after throwing 500-600, just like everyone else

                and Manny Steward is the guy who picked it first, not me
                That's a lot of stitches the much bigger Horn had to get..

                I never really thought about it but your right on his punch out put??

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