It’s not in Pacquiao’s DNA to fight the way Oscar did against Tito. He would definitely try and get respect from his opponent.
Also, Pacquiao doesn’t have the same dimensions as Oscar so I’m not sure why people are using that fight as some sort of barometer. Especially since anyone who saw how many times Miguel Cotto tagged Manny would have to assume a far better fighter in Tito would do the same.
In his prime (he was weakening himself to make weight before Oscar), Trinidad was pretty quick, had good footwork and worked behind a steady, snapping jab. He’d size up your moves, before setting you up for the kill shot.
Pacquiao may have been fast but he was quite hittable. Over 12 rounds, Trinidad would have been too strong, too powerful, too composed and simply, too good. Trinidad KO 8.
Also, Pacquiao doesn’t have the same dimensions as Oscar so I’m not sure why people are using that fight as some sort of barometer. Especially since anyone who saw how many times Miguel Cotto tagged Manny would have to assume a far better fighter in Tito would do the same.
In his prime (he was weakening himself to make weight before Oscar), Trinidad was pretty quick, had good footwork and worked behind a steady, snapping jab. He’d size up your moves, before setting you up for the kill shot.
Pacquiao may have been fast but he was quite hittable. Over 12 rounds, Trinidad would have been too strong, too powerful, too composed and simply, too good. Trinidad KO 8.
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