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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    If he gets kayoed early he can't still be no 1. Know what you are saying and where you coming from but he just can't be if that happens.


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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    I don't think it should affect his P4P standings to lose to someone who has been fighting at 154 for years now. Pac fought at 130 in March! 147 is a catchweight.

    But honestly, I think RING rankings will move him down a spot or 2 and probably will move Oscar somewhere in the 8-10 range in the top 10. I just hope for boxing's sake that Manny wins this fight. If Oscar wins, no one gives a sh*t!! If Pac wins, then it opens up the door to even bigger fights and makes it so Oscar will HAVE to retire!

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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    Pacquiao hasnt been a natural 130 pounder for awhile now, he was coming at 140-144 over the past year or two, and thats a lot of weight for a super featherweight to put on, more than Corrales put on against MAyweather I believe. Pacquiao was having a ton of difficulty making the weight for the last year and halfish. Even at lightweight he came in at 147 which means he is probably naturally around 160 pounds judging by his weight gain. Pacquiao brings certain things that Oscar has never delt with, particularly how Manny moves in and out so quickly, and its quite hard to Manny with any punch either than the right hand consistently which I think Oscar can do, but is his right hand hard enouhg to hurt Pacquiao? He wasn't able to hurt Forbes or Floyd with it, we will see if he can against Manny, because I don't see him landing that left hook a whole lot, I could be wrong ,but watching Manny's fights I see he has been very elusive to the left hook over the past few years.

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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Pacquiao hasnt been a natural 130 pounder for awhile now, he was coming at 140-144 over the past year or two, and thats a lot of weight for a super featherweight to put on, more than Corrales put on against MAyweather I believe. Pacquiao was having a ton of difficulty making the weight for the last year and halfish. Even at lightweight he came in at 147 which means he is probably naturally around 160 pounds judging by his weight gain. Pacquiao brings certain things that Oscar has never delt with, particularly how Manny moves in and out so quickly, and its quite hard to Manny with any punch either than the right hand consistently which I think Oscar can do, but is his right hand hard enouhg to hurt Pacquiao? He wasn't able to hurt Forbes or Floyd with it, we will see if he can against Manny, because I don't see him landing that left hook a whole lot, I could be wrong ,but watching Manny's fights I see he has been very elusive to the left hook over the past few years.
    Marquez caught him on their last fight and he was stunned real bad.If that was Oscar he would have been comatosed.
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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    Calzaghes earnt the current p4p number 1 ranking if you ask me by taking apart 2 hall of famers inside a year and mantaining his perfect record.

    A pacquiao win on the 6th or even a fighting defeat considering the jump in weight should see him move back up to top spot.

    De la Hoya gains entry to the top 10 with any kind of win over manny, however if he looks very good doing it and takes manny to the cleaners we could just see ODLH jump as high as 5th/6th
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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    The Ring have already briefly covered this.

    If Oscar wins a COMPETITIVE fight Pac will retain top spot. If Pac gets slaughtered he'll probably have to drop a place or two. And Oscar would possibly re-enter the lower end of the ten.

    Oscar can't go ABOVE Pac if he wins. That wouldn't make sense (sense and P4P ). P4P is meant to be judged on all the fighters being the same size.

    Clearly.. Oscar is naturally much bigger than Pac. He will weigh over a stone more when in the ring - plus the obvious height and reach advantages.
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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    If Pac loses, he loses his number 1 spot imo.

    Marquez or Calzaghe would then be number 1.

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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    This should have about as much as an affect on the P4P list as

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    If Oscar won I don't think at all that he should go ahead of Pac... I don't think their is an informed boxing person on earth that would agree that Pac and ODLH should be considered at the same weight class... What Pac has done at his weight classes of recent years has been way above what ODLH has done at his weight classes in recent years.. For Pac to raise right up from his usual weight to fight oscar should not affect his P4P ranking... At Pac's poundage, he is unstoppable. He dominates like anyone in any weight.. That's what makes Pac #1..... It's the only way that we can compare fighters of different classes.

    The fact he's going into a fight with oscar so far outside his dominant zone speaks volumes about his perceived potential.. Any boxer who is as dominant in their weight range as pac, and then jumps up 10+ over that weight range to fight one of the great fighters of our era also shows why he is considered the #1.... But this fight goes outside something that you could bring Pac down for if he loses.. And bring ODLH up for if he wins... If ODLH fought some of the opponents around his weight like Margarito or Williams, and won, then you could work him in there... If he stepped up to like a Pavlik etc in higher weights, then you could probably add him in there..

    But I don't think the result of this fight should effect Pac's rating based on the fact he's gone up in weight by so much.. he's stepped WAY outside his P4P best range to make a fight for boxing history.. if he loses I don't think he should drop ranks..

    I mean, is P4P #2, 3 or 4 dominating their entire division, then stepping up over 10 pounds to take on the greats of those divisions? No one else is doing that, and as silly as this fight seems and not appropriate, Pac is taking boxing by the nuts and fucking it up the ass....
    And god forbid he gets messed up or knocked out by ODLH, i'm putting it down to a very very poor career decision, but it's not a loss to me that proves Pac is not P4P as good as he's always been to earn that spot.

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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    That's looking at Pac through rose tinted glasses.

    Although the fight should have no real bearing on his P4P position..

    Him fighting 10-14 pounds above his best weight isn't some big heroic deed. He's doing it for the huge MONEY. ANY fighter from 130 or 135 would fight Oscar given the chance, without hesitation, for the MONEY. Pacs exciting style and status have allowed them to SELL a good fight.

    And Pac hasn't established dominance over Marquez (probably 50-50 who's better in fans eyes). Let alone dominate any divison. Another slight on this "event."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    That's looking at Pac through rose tinted glasses.

    Although the fight should have no real bearing on his P4P position..

    Him fighting 10-14 pounds above his best weight isn't some big heroic deed. He's doing it for the huge MONEY. ANY fighter from 130 or 135 would fight Oscar given the chance, without hesitation, for the MONEY. Pacs exciting style and status have allowed them to SELL a good fight.

    And Pac hasn't established dominance over Marquez (probably 50-50 who's better in fans eyes). Let alone dominate any divison. Another slight on this "event."

    As said p4p ive got calzaghe out ahead in top spot at the moment and i dont expect pacquaio to change that on the 6th.

    Most of these p4p lists are constructed by american journalists who view the lighter weights with rose tinted glasses.

    JC cannot do anything possible else to be recognised as the greatest boxer in the world!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_pRoDiGy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Taeth View Post
    Pacquiao hasnt been a natural 130 pounder for awhile now, he was coming at 140-144 over the past year or two, and thats a lot of weight for a super featherweight to put on, more than Corrales put on against MAyweather I believe. Pacquiao was having a ton of difficulty making the weight for the last year and halfish. Even at lightweight he came in at 147 which means he is probably naturally around 160 pounds judging by his weight gain. Pacquiao brings certain things that Oscar has never delt with, particularly how Manny moves in and out so quickly, and its quite hard to Manny with any punch either than the right hand consistently which I think Oscar can do, but is his right hand hard enouhg to hurt Pacquiao? He wasn't able to hurt Forbes or Floyd with it, we will see if he can against Manny, because I don't see him landing that left hook a whole lot, I could be wrong ,but watching Manny's fights I see he has been very elusive to the left hook over the past few years.
    Marquez caught him on their last fight and he was stunned real bad.If that was Oscar he would have been comatosed.
    He caught Manny off balance, that is different than being stunned, there are plenty of times where Pacquiao will get hit off balance and either look like a wounded animal or somebody badly hurt, when he actually is just fighting to regain his balance. That extreme shift is what gives him power in his punches, but it also makes him unstable underneath.

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    Default Re: De La Hoya v Pac - consequences for the p4p list

    Pac has been visibly hurt, without seriously jelly-legged, on a number of occasions against Marquez, Barrera 2nd fight (or was he play acting?) and Larios.. that doesn't bode well for him against Oscar at all.
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