Which PACQUIAO Loss Was The MOST Devastating To His FANBASE?

**A.K** · 12-31-2017, 06:29 AM

The Marquez one obviously he didn’t even have to take that fight and he went to sleep, which setback the Floyd fight cause he had to build his stock back up and all the memes, it was bad.

**Robbie Barrett** · 12-31-2017, 06:39 AM

Originally posted by A.K

The Marquez one obviously he didn�t even have to take that fight and he went to sleep, which setback the Floyd fight cause he had to build his stock back up and all the memes, it was bad.

But it was Mayweather. His fans came back after JMM. After Mayweather they abandoned him. Now he has to go to fight the Jeff Horns in Australia because Horn is a bigger draw.

**A.K** · 12-31-2017, 06:44 AM

Originally posted by Robbie Barrett

But it was Mayweather. His fans came back after JMM. After Mayweather they abandoned him. Now he has to go to fight the Jeff Horns in Australia because Horn is a bigger draw.

Horn the bigger draw? He just fought in a half sold out ballroom on a Wednesday night.. pac got 40k people to come out in a country he probably never even been to prior and set a espn ratings record in the states.

**Lester Tutor** · 12-31-2017, 06:47 AM

Originally posted by A.K

Horn the bigger draw? He just fought in a half sold out ballroom on a Wednesday night.. pac got 40k people to come out in a country he probably never even been to prior and set a espn ratings record in the states.

ESPN record? What's ESPN's prestige of a sports brand compared to a constant (not peak) rating of primetime mainstream like Thurman vs Garcia? Ideally Pac should've doen bigger numbers but the reality is that he's not American nor was Horn...but not a bad offering to ESPN subscribers.

Horn gets the credit as the crowd cheered for the aussie in hometown advantage not for Pac.

**Robbie Barrett** · 12-31-2017, 06:50 AM

Originally posted by A.K

Horn the bigger draw? He just fought in a half sold out ballroom on a Wednesday night.. pac got 40k people to come out in a country he probably never even been to prior and set a espn ratings record in the states.

The stadium was mostly Horn supporters. ESPN because he's no longer a PPV draw.

His fan base has moved on.

**mvooom** · 12-31-2017, 07:12 AM

Originally posted by A.K

The Marquez one obviously he didn�t even have to take that fight and he went to sleep, which setback the Floyd fight cause he had to build his stock back up and all the memes, it was bad.

Clearly Mayweather.

Pacquiao's whole rise to stardom was built on the back of Floyd , destroying Floyd's opponents better than Floyd could do, his fighting style.

The Marquez loss did set things back a lil but not much. Marquez has been giving Pacquiao tough times since when they first met in 2004 so it wasn't that much of a big deal compared to losing to Floyd.

The heated debates on all boxing forums and even media was all about Floyd vs Pacquiao - who will win?. Once he lost to Floyd especially the way he did, his stock drop drastically.

Even Arum recently was talking about putting Pacquiao in the undercard, imagine that! Now he wants to force him into fighting winner of Crawford vs Horn, an aging legend. Smh.

**.!WAR MIKEY!.** · 12-31-2017, 07:15 AM

The mayweather one, that was his archrival.

Pacquaio could lose 1000 times the only fight he couldnt lose was the mayweather fighter and well he did. That night the phillipines was looking like puerto rico any time Margarito is mentioned.

**Thraxox** · 12-31-2017, 07:35 AM

Originally posted by .!WAR MIKEY!

The mayweather one, that was his archrival.

Pacquaio could lose 1000 times the only fight he couldnt lose was the mayweather fighter and well he did. That night the phillipines was looking like puerto rico any time Margarito is mentioned.

The hell, people already forgot about the fight because of how forgettable the fight was. When people are going to talk about boxing, they would talk about The Ali-Frazier, Barrera-Morales, the Pacquiao-Marquez fights which Pacquiao lost by KO, that is the fight where Philippines went quiet.

Mayweather being the most "devastating" loss to Pacquiao is as devastating as people being forced to watch paint dry. Nobody wants to watch his so called "masterclass" where he put on a snoozer then getting rocked multiple times.

**Willy Wanker** · 12-31-2017, 07:37 AM

Jeff Horn. It was sad to see the fire in Pac's career burn out that day. It was also a small taste of what it would look like if Pac continues to fight. A sad display overall. Pac did enough to win, but that doesn't matter. He looked like ****.

No shame in losing to Floyd, everyone has. And Marquez deserved a win over Pac, can't have a true rivalry if Marquez never won one officially.

And Morales is a bad ass. Pac became a better fighter because of that fight.

Which PACQUIAO Loss Was The MOST Devastating To His FANBASE?