Comments Thread For: Photos: Pacquiao Crushes Matthysse For First KO Win Since 09

[FinitoxDinamita]

Quitthysse was just there for a paycheck. He quit on his knees. That last uppercut didn't even land hard and he went down. Then he waits until Payless is completely in front of him to start counting and he spits the mouthpiece out. Ref waves it off and Duckas makes a face like what?? No! Lol.... And Joel Diaz, is he a bad trainer or just the unluckiest trainer ever?? ... to be associated with these kind of fighters.... Or maybe he's just cheap to hire. Lmao.

Joel diaz shouldnt train with that eye. He cant even see straight it’s like who da *** are you looking at man?

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Manny looked roided as hell

[man down]

Manny looked roided as hell

What do you know about gear?

[Spoon23]

You can see the power in his facial reaction. The way he grit his teeth. Tells you he was landing bombs.

[Santa_]

False. Pacquiao overtrained against Horn like he does with most of his previous fights. He looked real lethargic against Horn and was already tired from the get-go.

Justin Fortune emphasized more on strength conditioning, unusual since Pac trains for speed, never for power. You can see against Matthyse, Pac was not fast, but he definitely had power. He wasn't bouncing around like a jack rabbit either like he usually does. He stayed flat foot and was obvious he was willing to take some to get that KO win, which caught my eye.

Definitely a top welter weight and beats anybody in the lower weights.

But never against Crawford or Spence.

Yup, he didn't train properly.

Crawford about to catch them hands!

WAR PAC......

[trainhard_187]

Manny looked roided as hell

Ok Mayweather... Go fight a MMA fighter you bamboozler..

[KillaMane26]

Even though Lucas clearly shot. Manny still looked good, enuff to beat most at 147

[elfag]

False. Pacquiao overtrained against Horn like he does with most of his previous fights. He looked real lethargic against Horn and was already tired from the get-go.

Justin Fortune emphasized more on strength conditioning, unusual since Pac trains for speed, never for power. You can see against Matthyse, Pac was not fast, but he definitely had power. He wasn't bouncing around like a jack rabbit either like he usually does. He stayed flat foot and was obvious he was willing to take some to get that KO win, which caught my eye.

Definitely a top welter weight and beats anybody in the lower weights.

But never against Crawford or Spence.

Thats never a good sign, you see that a lot in past prime fighters.

I seen that in some of hopkins last fights, a guy who was formerly elusive, giving up on a lot of defense because his timing isnt what it used to be. You see it in old Ali and you seen it in Mayweather vs mcgreggor, though he was lucky that mcgreggor not being a real boxer, had no power, but he was uncharacteristically sloppy and unconcerned with taking shots. Seen it in an old mosley too, taking shots and trying to load up on his own power shots.

Pac is in the final phase of past prime fighters, where they stop focusing on defense and try to load up on power.

If pac fights any of the top guys we are going to see him dominated and beaten down. We've seen a one punch KO and him lose decisions but we are going to see an old pacquaio consistently getting hit with shots we know he could have avoided 5 years ago by a guy we know he could have beaten 5 years ago and its going to be sad.

[True That]

Lol, even Chris Algieri went 12 rounds with Pacquiao. Lol, Chris Algieri didn't quit.

[mathed]

Spence, where you at?