Max Kellerman calls Pac potentially best P4P ever Lived

[hugh grant]

I really wish Floyd fans the usual suspects wouldn't hijack every Pac thread. Feeling the need to moderate how much praise he gets.
They realise there's truth to what kellerman says, otherwise they'd just ignore it.
If Someone said they were visited by aliens you'd ignore them, but saying Pac is goat they can't ignore. One is not likely true, the other is.

[pasawayako]

The majority of people/fans/expert/boxers would disagree. In fact i would say it's embarrassing that you value Kellerman's opinion so much.

Lol. Now u don't want to acknowledge one of your own.

Sorry most people who isn't bias recognized pac as the greatest and even his hater max kellerman couldn't deny it.

[pasawayako]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jF3ZloxmkI

This was recorded only less than a year ago... Even ranking him higher on the P4P scale than Fraud Jr.

For all you young guns that just started watching boxing when Fraud Jr. and Pac went at it, you might want to dig into Pac's archive in early 2000s. Exciting fights. Dominating brutal performances. Those were the days that Pac had the "killer instinct" as everyone claims he lost nowadays. I don't think he lost anything. He just moved up in weight and lost 1 punch KO power. WW has never been his natural weight or best weight, period.

And other legends of boxing like barrera, chavez, holyfield etc. Agree to everything.

[pasawayako]

What nonsense. Mayweather has beaten the most P4P fighters and is the only P4P #1 to retire undefeated. Pacquiao was the Scottie Pippen of the Mayweather era. Mayweather elevated Pacquiao, but Pacquiao was and will always be in his shadow, a level below.

Lol. Floyd will remember only on how boring in the ring in most of his fights.

[pasawayako]

https://www.boxingscene.com/manny-pacquiao-one-greatest--129949

Manny Pacquiao - One of The Greatest
By Michael Rosenthal
Published On Sat Jul 14, 2018, 01:39 AM EDT

By Michael Rosenthal

When Manny Pacquiao was in his prime, the accolades landed at the same rate as his impossibly quick punches.

The years that stand out most are 2008 and 2009, when he sensationally knocked out in succession Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton and Miguel Cotto to become a worldwide superstar and stake his claim as one of the best fighters in the world.

[Dark night 24]

Pac is a freak of nature can’t deny that he’s one of the reasons I got into boxing in the first place that being said I have to disagree on that. Pac is top 10 atg for sure he could’ve had a better case if he would have beaten Floyd.

[koolkc107]

Kellerman's opinion and he's certainly entitled to it.

Me, I love Joe Frazier but he lost decisively to Foreman twice and two out of three times to Ali.

That means Frazier cannot be the best of his era and if he isn't the best of his era he CAN'T be best ever.

Hope this helps.

[hugh grant]

https://www.boxingscene.com/manny-pa...eatest--129949

Manny Pacquiao - One of The Greatest
By Michael Rosenthal
Published On Sat Jul 14, 2018, 01:39 AM EDT

By Michael Rosenthal

When Manny Pacquiao was in his prime, the accolades landed at the same rate as his impossibly quick punches.

The years that stand out most are 2008 and 2009, when he sensationally knocked out in succession Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton and Miguel Cotto to become a worldwide superstar and stake his claim as one of the best fighters in the world.

Why are you linking a article by Floyd fanboy Michael rosental?. You can tell he's biased

[pasawayako]

Manny Pacquiao - The Greatest boxer ever...... that's right, EVER!!!

https://*************/watch?v=a3y3kTPnopw

[Larry the boss]

Damn, so Floyd beat the best p4p best fighter who ever lived and who is still p4p and world champion in 2020??? AMAZING