What fight was Pacquiao's peak?

[Chollo Vista]

I'd say Cotto

[Visceral]

His pinnacle was the Cotto fight.

[Con Man]

The truth is Pacquiao hasn't reach his peak yet. As an Asian we usually reach our pick around 42 - 44 years old.

[NC Uppercut]

He seemed to peak, then slightly decline since the Marg's fight

[Real King Kong]

people still pretend floyd won that fight? he was outclassed. couldntl and anything clean or flush. lil taps and grazes. pathetic. pac outboxed him easily. he knew he would get the decision so he fought not to get knocked out.

It was a sparring session that they charged $100 to watch. If fans were less tolerant of all the "marinating" and politics getting in the way of fights being made when they should, it wouldn't happen so much. Instead people now accept it and argue with opposing fans over the negotiations and posturing. It's like who makes more money and "wins" negotiations is on par with who wins the fight when bragging rights are concerned.

[HarvardBlue]

The Cotto fight.

[boliodogs]

I would agree that he looked great in the Hatton fight. If that wasn't his peak it was close to it. Of course he looked great in so many fights. I am not going to say he would have beat Mayweather at any particular time When Pacquiao was younger and better so was Mayweather. I think Mayweather is two years older than Pacquiao although I am not sure of that figure. I know he is older than Pacquiao. They are both great. I think Mayweather was a full welterweight while Pacquiao was closer to a natural lightweight when both were at their biggest.

[Julioavr83]

His win over Cotto, his best performance against a great fighter!!!.

[-Makunouchi-]

Pre Margarito was his peak!

Margo Stole his soul, eventhough margs lost an eye that night, it was clearly Pac's last ride to speed kills. Something was lost after that.. Imagine a weak in the hospital spitting and pissing blood.

****ing *****es feared the version of Pac pre margarito, -------------------------- Just like how he retired when margs was destroying the ww.

[Lords]

Fighting a 145 pound toothpick Cotto.