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Who has the better resume Pernell Whitaker or Manny Pacquiao?

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  • #11
    Originally posted by Ko King 212 View Post
    Sweet pea has a rob of 2 wins. 1 Vs dela hoe-ya and 1 Vs JCC.

    Even with that sweet pea still has a better resume.
    *cough* robbed of 3 wins, ever seen the complete first fight with Pea vs Ramirez ?

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    • #12
      Whitaker should 100% have had the win over Chavez Sr, and you could argue that he really beat a prime Oscar as well, even though Whitaker himself was past his prime.

      Pernell was also robbed the first fight against Ramirez as well.

      People really don't remember how great Pernell Whitaker was.

      So, that's 3 possible fights he arguably won with bad judging. Marquez, though very different fighters and Pernell is better of course, is sort of like the Pernell Whitaker of this era. Marquez arguably beat Pacquiao all 3 times, Norwood, and John.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Since 1985 View Post
        Wins over Nelson and McGirt are very impressive for Sweat Pea.
        Ramirez x2, Chavez, Vazquez, Haugen etc etc, etc

        He has plenty of very good to great wins.

        Nelson and Chavez obviously standing out.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Blue Mercury View Post
          *cough* robbed of 3 wins, ever seen the complete first fight with Pea vs Ramirez ?
          The first Ramirez fight was a bigger robbery than the Chavez fight.

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          • #15
            whats funny is that there is no way Whitaker has a better resume than Pacquiao.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Blue Mercury View Post
              *cough* robbed of 3 wins, ever seen the complete first fight with Pea vs Ramirez ?
              Yeah I seen it, Horrible.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by ?ATAS206 View Post
                It's not a knock on Pac but there isn't a fighter in history that anyone can say with certainty beats a prime Whitaker.
                I think Leonard and Hearns handle Whitaker.

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                • #18
                  Starting at their common weights, Whitaker certainly blows him away.

                  Pea unified at 35; Pac beat David Diaz.

                  Pac beat Hatton while Pea beat Pineda. Neither stayed long. Edge Pac there in terms of resume.

                  At 47, Pea kills him. McGirt twice (and Buddy was better by leaps and bounds than anyone Pac has fought at Welter) and a catchweight defense over Chavez win it. he started to lag on the back end of his reign (starting around 96) but from 93-95, he was smoking.

                  At 54, Vazquez was on a big roll with wins over Castillejo and Wright. Pac beat Marg at a Catch. Advantage Pea.

                  Pac has a bunch of other classes to his credit though. He had a strong run at 30 but also a loss to Morales. At 26, he beat Barrera and drew with Marquez. Ledwaba was a good win at 22 but he didn't do anything else there and, while the title is nice at 112, he wasn't really very good yet. he won that on raw talent and a hammer in his hands.

                  In terms of raw, on paper, resume by names, they aren't miles apart but Whitaker not losing more than a handful of rounds for close to a decade, against steady and strong opposition, has to weigh in as well. he also had a the sort of rough shod divisional clean out Pac has never had.

                  The opinion there that Whitaker should be seen as a heavy favorite to box Pac's ears off counts too (for me). I'd favor Pea.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Since 1985 View Post
                    I think Leonard and Hearns handle Whitaker.
                    Those guys were naturally bigger than him and I agree they'd win. Hearns wasn't losing to a Welter who couldn't crack. I don't know, outside a few other super legends at 35, who I would favor to beat the best Pea at 35 or 40.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Since 1985 View Post
                      I think Leonard and Hearns handle Whitaker.
                      Agree, but from 135-140 very few would be able to hang or beat him.

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