OK, I just pictured it....

[Mr. Ryan]

Larios Pac round III probably gave him confidence in that regard, but do you agree that Pac beat a ****ed Morales rather than a prime one?

I'm not trying to diminish the accomplishment, last night's fight was so good I've already **********d over it twice.

Dog, I licked the paint of the walls after the second round. I agree, no doubt that Morales has seen better days. I said enough so before this fight, that Morales was not nearly the same fighter he was against McCullough as he is now. But being the only man to knock out Morales, not once, but twice, is some accomplishment.

[Guest]

Dog, I licked the paint of the walls after the second round. I agree, no doubt that Morales has seen better days. I said enough so before this fight, that Morales was not nearly the same fighter he was against McCullough as he is now. But being the only man to knock out Morales, not once, but twice, is some accomplishment.

Oh, for sure.

Actually, it's unfair to generalise and I hate it when it happens to me, but a small minority of Pinoys on here can behave like punks sometime and give everyone a bad name.

I've been really pleasantly surprised at how classy the behaviour of the Pinoys that I've seen has been today, and also how objective.

[Mr. Ryan]

Oh, for sure.

Actually, it's unfair to generalise and I hate it when it happens to me, but a small minority of Pinoys on here can behave like punks sometime and give everyone a bad name.

I've been really pleasantly surprised at how classy the behaviour of the Pinoys that I've seen has been today, and also how objective.

In all fairness, it's easy to be classy when you have no insecurities about your man's dominance. Us Pinoys are all cool people, we just have a thing for mean humor.

Of course, I'm not about that

[Guest]

In all fairness, it's easy to be classy when you have no insecurities about your man's dominance. Us Pinoys are all cool people, we just have a thing for mean humor.

Of course, I'm not about that

Just reading the Pac-Guz thread... that would be some fight. I'd actually tip Guz for that I think, he's very precise, and Pac's power (what power!) makes up for technical deficiencies. He was very good last night, but even then there were some balance/footing issues that I think the likes of Guzman could exploit.


And I gotta spread love for JuyJuy's prediction threads, they're pure class.

[Easy-E]

Erik Morales knocked out in 3 rounds.
Never thought id see the day.

[Mr. Ryan]

Just reading the Pac-Guz thread... that would be some fight. I'd actually tip Guz for that I think, he's very precise, and Pac's power (what power!) makes up for technical deficiencies. He was very good last night, but even then there were some balance/footing issues that I think the likes of Guzman could exploit.


And I gotta spread love for JuyJuy's prediction threads, they're pure class.

Here is a sneak peak at my Pacquiao article dealing with Guzman:

The most dangerous fight for Pacquiao would be a showdown with the undefeated Dominican superstar Joan Guzman. Guzman is the claimant to something called the World Boxing Organization Junior Lightweight belt. Like Pacquiao, Guzman is a former 122 pound titlist who moved up recently to outslick Jorge Barrios for his alphabelt strap.

"I think he beats Pacquiao", claims fellow former Dominican Olympian Jerson Ravelo. "I think his style frustrates Pacquiao, plus he can take a shot." Ravelo, who will be fighting on the undercard of Guzman's upcoming fight in December set to stage in the Dominican Republic, goes on to cite Pacquiao's difficulties handling the rough combat that the late Agapito Sanchez was able to exert on the Mindinao Mauler.

A fight with Guzman may be difficult to make given the politics of promotional ties. In the post-fight press conference after the third Morales fight, Bob Arum announced that he had retained the rights to promote Pacquiao's next four year, nullifying the deal that Pacquiao signed with Golden Boy Promotions just weeks before this fight. With the lawsuits that are certain to fly, as well as the long standing feud between Oscar De La Hoya and the former federal prosecutor turned Top Rank promoter, matching Pacquiao with Guzman, or any other members of De La Hoya's stable may be harder to make than Ray Robinson-Archie Moore.

[Guest]

Who would you pick, Asian?

I like Pac a lot, but that Guzman seems ultra special.