Pacquiao-diaz Title Fight Sells 7,000 Tickets On First Day

[gyrokai]

If Pac fought everybody with the intensity and health he fought Erik Morales in fight II and III... he'd knock all of them out within 4.

The problem with Pac is he is too physically gifted, much like a Tyson in his prime, so he takes fights like Oscar Larios easy... as a result he was seeing stars for a moment in that fight from a great Oscar punch.


I still stand by my statement.... Diaz is too easy a fight for me to be concerned for Pac.

It's a fight that's beneath Pac.

Pac needs to fight a real guy, anything less and he's wasting his prime days on "easy belt titles" and money. When he has a chance at being heads and shoulders above every fighter of the 21st century.

Enough said.

[pacfan]

Gyrokai my man is right. He ain't no pac-fan but he knows lot about pac, make no mistake about that, folks. But my only problem with pac for this fight is that he seems to be enjoying his extended vacation when no one is watching and pretends to be training when some guys with cameras are watching. You can see that in the local news every now and then nowadays.

[SE7EN]

It should be an entertaining fight. Good undercards too.

[Galaxy]

Pacquiao stops Diaz IMO

[brucelee]

Gyrokai my man is right. He ain't no pac-fan but he knows lot about pac, make no mistake about that, folks. But my only problem with pac for this fight is that he seems to be enjoying his extended vacation when no one is watching and pretends to be training when some guys with cameras are watching. You can see that in the local news every now and then nowadays.

That's also my concern Pacfan. I'm beginning to lost interest with Pacquaio. It's hard to be frustrated.

[pacfan]

Gyrokai my man is right. He ain't no pac-fan but he knows lot about pac, make no mistake about that, folks. But my only problem with pac for this fight is that he seems to be enjoying his extended vacation when no one is watching and pretends to be training when some guys with cameras are watching. You can see that in the local news every now and then nowadays.

That's also my concern Pacfan. I'm beginning to lost interest with Pacquaio. It's hard to be frustrated.

That's why I've kept my mouth shut the last couple months. He really disappointed me the in last fight which I thought he could've finished earlier. Then he comes overweight 'till the last minute and dehydrate himself right before the fight. The fact he didn't have much left at end is the proof of that cuz you know he always finishes strong. That was also the case in the Barrera II fight. So now you know why I'm concentrating on other things here. I'm just a bit tired of saying the same ol' things and getting disappointed afterwards. Rep back after spreading some.

[Pavlik]

If PAC gasses out in this one, he will get stopped. I think PAC's edge is his speed(foot and hand), David will be punching harder, taking punches better, be as cardio fit. If PAC tires big time somewhere in the fight it's gonna be light's out. Hopefully PAC does not cut back in his training THINKING that since he only have to lose a couple more pounds that he'll be ok.

[:::PSL:::]

Manny promises GMA he’ll dish out his best
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Tue, 13 May 2008
Manny Pacquiao paid a courtesy call on President Arroyo yesterday and vowed to do his best when he faces reigning World Boxing Council lightweight champion David Diaz on June 28 in Las Vegas. Pacquiao, who was scheduled to leave for Los Angeles last night to begin his heavy training for the comin Read Full Story >>> Philippine Star - Articles - -

[Pavlik]

Thanks for the Link Pre, hopefully he do train longer than 6 weeks:


This should kick off a rigid training program that would last more than six weeks. Chief trainer Freddie Roach is hoping that Pacquiao arrives in shape so they could take it hard the moment he steps into the gym.

[brucelee]

Manny promises GMA he’ll dish out his best
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Tue, 13 May 2008
Manny Pacquiao paid a courtesy call on President Arroyo yesterday and vowed to do his best when he faces reigning World Boxing Council lightweight champion David Diaz on June 28 in Las Vegas. Pacquiao, who was scheduled to leave for Los Angeles last night to begin his heavy training for the comin Read Full Story >>> Philippine Star - Articles - -

This is like lying to the liar. Pacquaio's best may not be good enough though.So technically, he's not lying or giving false hopes.