The Fighters Manny Pacquiao Ducked On His Way Up

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  • Real King Kong
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    #31
    banned after 5 posts...congats.

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    • Cadet Bonespurs
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      #32
      That’s a very short list of boxers for a man boxing since age 16 and now soon to be 41

      You are paying him a compliment. Next time, do better.

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      • thesmokingman
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        #33
        Originally posted by Real King Kong
        banned after 5 posts...congats.
        That's gotta be some new record?

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        • boxinggod101
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          #34
          Originally posted by Deontay Wilder
          I wish we could've seen Valero vs. Pacquiao.

          Also Maidana vs. Pacquiao, preferably at 140.
          Manny would have punished Maidana at 140. Maidana was never that good. People overrate him a bit cause he beat Broner and gave old Floyd some issues but Manny beats him up bad.

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          • kdd
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            #35
            Manny pacquaio ducked #2,343 fighters . All these fighters wanted to fight him but pac said no.. this thread is effinndelusional and a hater.. get off the board ..

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            • Real King Kong
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              #36
              Originally posted by thesmokingman
              That's gotta be some new record?
              it might just be. wasn't even worth the time it took to create the damn alt.

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              • Roadblock
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                #37
                Originally posted by boxinggod101
                Manny would have punished Maidana at 140. Maidana was never that good. People overrate him a bit cause he beat Broner and gave old Floyd some issues but Manny beats him up bad.
                Some guys can really get up for a fight especially when expected to lose, the version that fought Floyd would give Manny the same kind of smothering trouble because he was 160lbs that night and has big power and fought balls to the wall, I say Manny wins but that 160lb version of Maidana was a beast against guys 150 and below.

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                • Stokely
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                  #38
                  Mods continually show their bias for pac tards. Why is this guy banned?

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                  • Boxknowledge75
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                    #39
                    Originally posted by CHUPARMIPOLLA
                    It is true that Manny “Pacroid” Pacquiao has ducked a lot of boxers on his move up in weight. This is something that many casual fans of The Pacman have no idea about because they only started following Manny when he first appeared on HBO 24/7 against Oscar De La Hoya a handpicked, big name, opponent who was weight drained.

                    When Manny Pacquiao was at super featherweight (130 pounds) he only fought a washed up Erik Morales(coming off of a loss to Zahir Raheem), Past it Marco Antonio Barrera, and Juan Manuel Marquez hoping he aged overnight. Manny also fought Oscar Larios who was coming up from 122 pounds to 130 pounds and Larios almost knocked Pacroid out. Manny couldn’t even knock out a former super bantamweight, and people are insulting Floyd Mayweather Jr. for fighting Juan Manuel Marquez, Errol Spence Jr. fighting Mikey Garcia? But Manny cherry picked a smaller guy and almost got his ass kicked and gets a pass? c’mon what a joke.

                    The main fighters that Pacquiao ducked and avoided at super featherweight were undefeated slick Dominican boxer Joan Guzman and a very tough Mexican Humberto Soto, both of those guys ended up fighting each other and Guzman won the fight by out slicking Soto. At the time Guzman was trained by one of the greatest boxing minds around Floyd Mayweather Sr. and Floyd and Guzman were calling Manny Pacquiao out but Manny never accepted the challenge, this was in 2007. Guzman in his prime was a very slick black fighter, so similar to Floyd Mayweather with his slick hit and not get hit style. Watch the 2007 interview, Floyd Sr. discusses Guzman’s chances against Pacquiao

                    In 2008, when Manny was set to go up in weight to the lightweight (135 pounds) division to try and capture another world title in a different weight class he chose the paper champion David Diaz. The fight that all the boxing fans wanted to see was Manny Pacquiao versus the newly crowned unified lightweight champion Nate Campbell who beat up Juan Diaz for the belts giving him his first loss. A real old school boxer who is concerned with his legacy would have fought Nate Campbell because he was the real champion at lightweight. Pacquiao again avoided a slick black fighter. After Manny defeated David Diaz to capture the WBC title, he fought Oscar De La Hoya and forced Oscar to drain himself to 147 instead of fighting him at a more reasonable 150 pounds catchweight. The win versus Oscar was a hollow victory, all it was is another name to pad Pacquiao’s record.

                    Shane Mosley beat up Antonio Margarito and called out Manny Pacquiao but Freddie Roach and Manny wanted no part of a guy like Mosley coming off a vicious knockout win over the most feared fighter at the time Antonio Margarito. Instead, they waited for Mosley to turn 40 years old to give him a shot.

                    Here is the exact quote from Freddie Roach:
                    “Shane came to the gym twice to ask me to let him fight Manny,” Roach says. “I told him no both times, and both times for the same two reasons: First, there isn’t enough money there, and second, you’re too good a fighter.” (Source: LA Times)
                    I stopped at manny “pacroid” pacquiao ... lol.
                    Who actually read the whole novel?
                    Let’s keep it short...
                    I want to read comments not a book.
                    Last edited by Boxknowledge75; 08-16-2019, 06:21 PM.

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                    • QueensburyRules
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by hmc87
                      Manny is a good fighter, but he had ATG matchmaking his entire career. Always fighting marquee guys at the end of their careers or coming off devastating losses (Mosley, Hatton, Cotto, DLH, JMM 3/4, Morales, MAB, Margarito, etc.).
                      - -What grade you gonna be in this new school year?

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