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urLocalTecmoGuy · 12-04-2009, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by fmalcos

Floyd Sr. is that you? or Roger?

Yes he is the best boxer who cant even make the agreed weight and paid his opponent just to protect himself, Pacman is now figthing him in 147 lb, See the difference? now whos better?

Toe to toe: manny
Boxing ability: Floyd

Code_M · 12-15-2009, 10:48 PM

Floyd Mayweather doesn't fight to entertain but to WIN. He is the best defensive fighter I have ever seen. I know Pacquiao has improved a lot but he needs to do more.

I really love watching Pacquiao fights.

Pacquiao will have a hard time with Mayweather that's for sure. You can't really predict who will win.

inhalation2 · 12-19-2009, 02:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Code_M

Floyd Mayweather doesn't fight to entertain but to WIN. He is the best defensive fighter I have ever seen. I know Pacquiao has improved a lot but he needs to do more.

I really love watching Pacquiao fights.

Pacquiao will have a hard time with Mayweather that's for sure. You can't really predict who will win.

Thats right I agree total

Heitynn · 12-19-2009, 05:23 AM

This is the fight that everyone wants and what boxing needs... No one knows who will win, probably not even nostradamus can predict the winner.

Both of them are great fighters.. different in style and technique but awesome warrior and future hall of famers!

Why is money isn't signing the contract yet?

The only way to know who is the best of the best of the best is something to be settled inside the ring. Let's face it! Even money is the bigger, stronger, and the undefeated man. He is the challenger in this fight. And as a challenger you have to accept the terms of the person you are challenging, not the other way around.

Manny is the current belt holder and #1 pound for pound king. I guess he has the right to raise the baton!

C'mon money! Let's prove them wrong! Let's regain the tile that belongs to you! Be the ghost to the Pacman and say Game Over!

Sign the contract Mr. Floyd Mayweather jr.!

Heitynn · 12-19-2009, 05:24 AM

This is the fight that everyone wants and what boxing needs... No one knows who will win, probably not even nostradamus can predict the winner.

Both of them are great fighters.. different in style and technique but awesome warrior and future hall of famers!

Why is money isn't signing the contract yet?

The only way to know who is the best of the best of the best is something to be settled inside the ring. Let's face it! Even money is the bigger, stronger, and the undefeated man. He is the challenger in this fight. And as a challenger you have to accept the terms of the person you are challenging, not the other way around.

Manny is the current belt holder and #1 pound for pound king. I guess he has the right to raise the baton!

C'mon money! Let's prove them wrong! Let's regain the tile that belongs to you! Be the ghost to the Pacman and say Game Over!

Sign the contract Mr. Floyd Mayweather jr.! Let's take the battle inside the ring.

As we all know, " ACTION SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS"

HobbyBoxer · 12-21-2009, 09:04 AM

I've got a couple curve balls for you:

1. One fight won't answer the question. Clearly, we need a trilogy. Check out the third Pac vs. Morales fight. The whole trilogy was cool but the last one really rocked. The look on Erik's face after the final knockdown spoke volumes about who he thought was the better fighter.

2. Would anyone be surprised if one or both fighters retired after the fight?

I just couldn't resist

~HobbyBoxer~

Animalidad · 12-22-2009, 06:37 AM

As far as I know this is Manny's last fight.

inhalation2 · 12-24-2009, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Animalidad

As far as I know this is Manny's last fight.

Pac Man knows that this going to be his real test in the ring and he want's to go out with a big pay day. Mr Manny Pac Man Mr Mayor Yeah right .

markmaranga · 12-24-2009, 10:21 PM

I say nobody can beat the Pacman at this part of his career. It's his peak season... Not even Mayweather can beat him. That's why he's making a lot of alibis.