What fight was Pacquiao's peak?

[Reloaded]

When Pac put the KO of the year on Hatton at 140, Ricky's best weight.

New trainer coming from close to his biggest loss, thoughts of suicide a cocaine habit and his married life in shambles, yeah his best weight lol.

Like Ive always said in here you boys can only see whats right in front of your face, what leads up to a fight and what contributes greatly to the result youre oblivious too.

[ruedboy]

New trainer coming from close to his biggest loss, thoughts of suicide a cocaine habit and his married life in shambles, yeah his best weight lol.

Like Ive always said in here you boys can only see whats right in front of your face, what leads up to a fight and what contributes greatly to the result youre oblivious too.

Pac would still KO Hatton on the best night of Ricky's life.

[McNulty]

He's not Chinese. At least learn some simple culture first before acting racist.

What you think the Chinese only eat dog?

[Sugar Adam Ali]

It was his 130-150 run.. 2006-2010


Young manny was very raw and sloppy, but had good natural fighter instincts and mentality, and also good handspeed and power. Manny basically got by with fighting spirit,speed and power. But lack of technique and overall sloppiness did get him knocked out a few times early. Good enough power and spirit to score upset knockouts for 108 title.

Once manny got stateside with Freddie roach circa 2000/01, manny gained some technique and became sharper but was still a really limited fighter, just a jab, jab, straight left type fighter. But he had a great jab, jab, straight left and he threw it constantly averaging 100 punches a round.

Many felt Barrera would expose manny as being one dimensional, but couldn't stand up to the fury of the jabs and straight lefts.
Marquez was the first guy to get wrecked by manny but survive and actually did expose manny's limited style.

Afterwards, this is when roach and manny kept hyping they were turning manny into a more versatile, 2-handed fighter for his 130 clash with morales. "Manila Ice" was supposed to be this new right hook punch for manny that was devastating.
But morales took manny's best shots, smiled, and turned it into a war, and manny quickly abandoned new style and resorted back to his style in Barrera fight, but unlike Barrera and Marquez, morales could take manny's power shots and not get dropped. Morales having the better technique, outboxed manny to a grueling decision.

This is when a lightbulb went off in manny's head, as the Marquez and morales fights had proven to him that at the world class elite level, these dudes are incredibly hard to stop, so he needed to listen to Freddie and really use his speed and power to box guys setting up the power shots, instead of just being a buzzsaw of straight lefts.

Morales 2
Morales 3
Marquez 2
Barrera 2
De la Hoya
Hatton
Cotto
Clottey
Margarito


That run was manny's peak, where his physical prime intersected with experience, technique, skills

[Lou Cipher]

Hatton. Which makes his one armed victory over Mayweather even more astonishing that it was FAR from his best night

[Left Hook Tua]

In what fight was Pac in the most top form or what we call peak, that could have beaten a prime Mayweather?

I think it was the Pac that fought Hatton. What do you think?

Nope

Margarito

That was impressive whooping

But toe to toe with such a big man took a toll on him

It was downhill from there imo

[BoxingTrav]

Manny's Prime was from Barrera to Cotto. Even though he lost and drew in that stretch he was a special fighter. I think his stand out fights were Barrera, Oscar, Hatton and Cotto. He was amazing. I certainly hope it was all legit because once the thought was floated that he was juicing, he was never the same starting with the Clottey fight.

[CodeBreaker]

What you think the Chinese only eat dog?

TMZ, wow what a credible source.

Filipinos don't eat dogs, just to educate you.

[CodeBreaker]

It was his 130-150 run.. 2006-2010


Young manny was very raw and sloppy, but had good natural fighter instincts and mentality, and also good handspeed and power. Manny basically got by with fighting spirit,speed and power. But lack of technique and overall sloppiness did get him knocked out a few times early. Good enough power and spirit to score upset knockouts for 108 title.

Once manny got stateside with Freddie roach circa 2000/01, manny gained some technique and became sharper but was still a really limited fighter, just a jab, jab, straight left type fighter. But he had a great jab, jab, straight left and he threw it constantly averaging 100 punches a round.

Many felt Barrera would expose manny as being one dimensional, but couldn't stand up to the fury of the jabs and straight lefts.
Marquez was the first guy to get wrecked by manny but survive and actually did expose manny's limited style.

Afterwards, this is when roach and manny kept hyping they were turning manny into a more versatile, 2-handed fighter for his 130 clash with morales. "Manila Ice" was supposed to be this new right hook punch for manny that was devastating.
But morales took manny's best shots, smiled, and turned it into a war, and manny quickly abandoned new style and resorted back to his style in Barrera fight, but unlike Barrera and Marquez, morales could take manny's power shots and not get dropped. Morales having the better technique, outboxed manny to a grueling decision.

This is when a lightbulb went off in manny's head, as the Marquez and morales fights had proven to him that at the world class elite level, these dudes are incredibly hard to stop, so he needed to listen to Freddie and really use his speed and power to box guys setting up the power shots, instead of just being a buzzsaw of straight lefts.

Morales 2
Morales 3
Marquez 2
Barrera 2
De la Hoya
Hatton
Cotto
Clottey
Margarito


That run was manny's peak, where his physical prime intersected with experience, technique, skills

How about the Mosley fight?

[Thraxox]

How about the Mosley fight?

Pacquiao was already on the decline in that fight.