The Legend of the Pacman!

[Julius Rain]

I guess pacs recent performance had made people disregard the fact that his still a lot smaller but fights very dangerously. I am just in shock that people are now thinking pac is that great he could beat cotto or mosley at 147 and are nearly completely sure anything below that weight pac would pull another oscar beating type performance. how things change in just a year.

1995 he debut as a flyweight at 106, got a decision over four rounds.

1996 Pacman was 11-0 but was ko'ed by his countrymen Rustico.

1998 The Pacman won his first title over 33-1 Chatchai Sasakul.

1999 he suffers another knock out lost this time to undefeated Medgoen Singsurat.

1999 fresh off his second career lost, he moves up to bantamweight. Avoiding being overweight on scales, he refocus while talks of his future no longer looking so promising.

2001 The 32-2 Pacman debut on American soil against 33-1 Lehlohonolo Ledwaba for the IBF Super Bantamweight Title. He wins his second division title in 6 rounds and earns the nickname "the destroyer".

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[The Congressman]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

[bzkfn]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

You're totally right. God hates Ricky Hatton and wanted Manny to win. He thought..."That little shit is destroying the body I made for him by eating and drinking so much", so in order to teach Ricky a lesson, he put all his smite into Manny's left hand to relieve Ricky of his senses.

[Spicoli]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

The second sentence is exact and holds true for any loving father trying to provide and care for his family.

The 1st sentence is stunning.I'm guessing you also see the virgin marys image on your morning toast.

[Kel]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

What a fucking spaz

[JazMerkin]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

Rustico Torrecampo must be the next pope then

[littlebif]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

[Youngblood]

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[Violent Demise]

Call me nuts, but I think he's been winning these fights lately in dominant way because god is really helping him. I also think that his two baby daughters are his biggest motivation.

If only you knew. It's the complete opposite. Pacquiao is winning his fights for one reason and one reason only. There is not doubt Pacquiao sold his soul to the devil. He wanted fame and fortune and knew he couldn't get it on his own. Really it was the smart move. Knowing he was already hell bound for his treatment of certain animals, he really had nothing to lose. Without his deal with Lucifer, Manny Pacquiao is Bobby Pacquiao

[The Congressman]

Lol. I'm gettin' public mockery about that god/pac comment. If you guys think it's bullcrap, then fine, that's your opinion. Btw, Pac mainly prays for both fighters' safety.

[Youngblood]

Lol. I'm gettin' public mockery about that god/pac comment. If you guys think it's bullcrap, then fine, that's your opinion. Btw, Pac mainly prays for both fighters' safety.

And to win. to make mirrions.

[KananKrus]

Funny responses to the thread, I guess there are no positive inputs efforted into when it comes to the PacMan, especially if it is the everyday and is not those within a few days after a Pacquiao mega win, where in that case it is somewhat forced or a day when a costumary accolade is ripe.

Hopefully a few real fans would be able to make this thread worthwile to keep with informative posts, otherwise it had best be shelved for better or for more appropriate "non-Pacquiao" related threads.

As for the legend of Pacquiao, I say there is none yet.

He has been good for the sport, making boxing again, worthwile to spend those hard earned monies for. Even the stars in Hollywood are giving-in to their interest for the thriller from Manil'er (actually General Santos). Former President Bill Clinton, took a photo ops (I'll say vice versa absolutely!) with PacMan when their paths crossed at the Mandalay Bay, in Las Vegas. Same enthusiasm given the Pac by Hollywood stars, Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg and etc...

Emmanuel Pacquiao has been in a lot of tough fights worthy of note, but legendary? No.

Maybe when he is retired. When there is no more of the PacMan to infuriate the non-fans. Maybe then, there maybe a semblance of realising the loss when this happens, will his place in history, just maybe, become legendary.

Now it'd be of help If the likes of true fans like Pres Clinton or Denzel Washington, and other Hollywood stars or celebrities of note, can just honor our pages for a post, just maybe, they would be able to keep this thread worthwile for Saddo to keep. (much too much wishful thinking, hehehe).

Pacquiao's legacy is only present among the minds of an appreciative fella', with the open mind and heart. They truly are the ones, just in awe of the humankind's ability to rise from the worsts of beginnings, (but with his own God-given perseverance), to the folds of riches and good life!

At present... I say just shelve it. It can be very well turn into a parade of "who can bash Pacquiao or the Pacquiao fans the best".

Pacquiao's legend? Nah! Maybe a hundred years from now!

Shelved!