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The real winner of Thurman-Garcia is Manny Pacquiao
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Originally posted by b00g13man View PostAm I the only one who saw Manny struggle with Vargas? I wouldn't put him in with anyone who hits harder.
Rewatch the fight. He didn't struggle. Rather it was fairly close until round 7. Then Pac used his experience and pulled away. He just got hit by about 2 or 3 overhand rights,.. but that was it.
You guys are still comparing Pac to his 2009 days. Against Vargas, he was a counter puncher. He respected Vargas' overhand right so he adjusted and took it away.
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Originally posted by Redd Foxx View PostI've been repeatedly saying Manny is slipping and should quit fighting for titles.
However, now I'm thinking he should fight Keith and make it his last fight. Everybody wins.
Looking at his twitter, he watched the fight. I think after watching they'd actually prefer to face Thurman over a guy like Brook who is bigger.
I'm certain they would definitely prefer Thurman over Crawford.
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Originally posted by Strategic1 View PostIt was a clear 117-111 win...116-112 if you give all the close rounds to Vargas.
Rewatch the fight. He didn't struggle. Rather it was fairly close until round 7. Then Pac used his experience and pulled away. He just got hit by about 2 or 3 overhand rights,.. but that was it.
You guys are still comparing Pac to his 2009 days. Against Vargas, he was a counter puncher. He respected Vargas' overhand right so he adjusted and took it away.
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Originally posted by b00g13man View PostI never said he didn't win. He won more rounds, but they were competitive. That's a cause for concern.
Of course he doesn't throw nearly as much as when he was younger. So he doesn't overwhelm guys anymore. Now he just counters and boxes. So his performances don't seem as dominating.
At this level, little edges separate the top fighters and Manny displayed it.
Besides that, Vargas had a 3 inch height advantage and clear reach advantage and was loading up on his rights. Pac did what he had to do.
So thus... wouldn't say he struggled... he's just more careful now.
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Originally posted by Strategic1 View PostWell, you said he struggled. It took him about 5 rounds to figure him out and that was that.
Of course he doesn't throw nearly as much as when he was younger. So he doesn't overwhelm guys anymore. Now he just counters and boxes. So his performances don't seem as dominating.
At this level, little edges separate the top fighters and Manny displayed it.
Besides that, Vargas had a 3 inch height advantage and clear reach advantage and was loading up on his rights. Pac did what he had to do.
So thus... wouldn't say he struggled... he's just more careful now.
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Originally posted by b00g13man View PostHe's more "careful" now, yet he got hit with more clean "loaded up" right hands than someone like Vargas had the right to? Ok.
Pac gets hit by overhand rights each fight. Vargas, Bradley, Floyd...etc.
But every boxer gets hit by punches in a fight. That particular punch noticeably lands on Pac. But overall Pacquiao is more defensively responsible than before. He uses his footwork to get in and out of range and is more conscious of where he is.
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Manny so should've took that Thurman offer. He would've cut Keith to pieces in between those wide-swinging shots.
Sad, little old Pacquiao would run right throw Thurman, Garcia, Broner, and Khan. We'll see how Spence looks vs Brook.
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