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Comments Thread For: Roach: Pacquiao, With Two Hands, Does Much Better With Floyd
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Obviously they see Floyd as another huge payday, although I doubt it would have half the sales. Who wants to see the rematch anyway. I want to see Spence-Crawford. Personally I would not pay for Floyd-Pac 2.
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Where's Lomachenko? Still hiding and saying Pac is too old? I guess if Pac was an 118 lb midget he wouldn't mind though...
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Originally posted by fernandtg View PostSo you want a guy who'd comfortably make the FW limit to slug it out with at WW? Such an unbiased man.
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if the rematch actually did happen, roach is out of it!!! he had his shot and blew it by putting up one of the weakest training camp ever for manny against floyd. if this rematch happens, it needs to be strictly just pac buboy and fortune only. leave freddie out of it!
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Originally posted by JWHardin View PostPacquiao wants to fight Floyd because he was embarrassed about losing the first fight? Remember that Floyd said immediately after the fight he would give a rematch, until Pac came up with the bogus injury claim, and saying he won. Him not taking the loss like a man cost him the rematch.
Pac should be embarrassed with the Horn loss, and redeem himself with that and be happy. Stick to fighting school teachers.
Is there a boxer alive that wouldn't want to fight Mayweather and get the mega bucks? No. Pac is just looking to cash out.
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View PostLoma could not comfortably make FW. He is 30 years old and carrying a fair amount of muscle on his 5-7 frame. Could he get down to 126. Sure, but there would be nothing comfortable about it. Further, Pac fights at WW but us only 5-5.
You don't suddenly become much bigger during adulthood, unless you're REALLY trying to (i.e. Pac eating over 6,000 daily). When a guy jumps in weight at 28 years of age (let alone 30), it's probably due to a lack of discipline, an exception to the norm or just to challenge himself.
Pac is 5-5, sure, two of those loses being robberies (Bradley and Horn) and 2 against ATGs (Marquez IV and Floyd). If Pacquiao is so "irrelevant" at WW, there should be no need to jump up several weight classes to challenge him, would it?
Dude's the biggest active ATG currently. Even past his prime and as a part time boxer, he easily disposed of Broner last Saturday. If he woke up tomorrow and decided to fully focus on boxing, he'd be a threat to any current WW IMO.
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Originally posted by fernandtg View PostDude went pro at 25 years old if I'm not mistaken. He jumped up in weight at 28, and again at 30. He fought at LW on his last Olympic campaign because the FW class was removed, then went back down when he turned pro (with no issues nor need to drain himself).
You don't suddenly become much bigger during adulthood, unless you're REALLY trying to (i.e. Pac eating over 6,000 daily). When a guy jumps in weight at 28 years of age (let alone 30), it's probably due to a lack of discipline, an exception to the norm or just to challenge himself.
Pac is 5-5, sure, two of those loses being robberies (Bradley and Horn) and 2 against ATGs (Marquez IV and Floyd). If Pacquiao is so "irrelevant" at WW, there should be no need to jump up several weight classes to challenge him, would it?
Dude's the biggest active ATG currently. Even past his prime and as a part time boxer, he easily disposed of Broner last Saturday. If he woke up tomorrow and decided to fully focus on boxing, he'd be a threat to any current WW IMO.
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