Is it just me?

**milmascaras1** · 11-30-2009 06:38 PM

pacquiao's team showed they don't want any part of mosley even at 140.

**mattboxingfan** · 11-30-2009 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by milmascaras1

pacquiao's team showed they don't want any part of mosley even at 140.

I wonder why?! Because it would be his toughest fight so far in his hole career, he isnt shot from a past loss, he can make the weight, and he has a great chin.

**miron_lang** · 12-01-2009 06:05 AM

Originally Posted by mattboxingfan

Originally Posted by milmascaras1

pacquiao's team showed they don't want any part of mosley even at 140.

I wonder why?! Because it would be his toughest fight so far in his hole career, he isnt shot from a past loss, he can make the weight, and he has a great chin.

Yeah. i could agree but i couldnt sort the fact that Pacquiao took a fight with Miguel Cotto who is younger and had less losses than Mosley. Cotto even beat Mosley. so that's really confusing mate

1.2M PPV buys with Cotto. that's the answer mate.

**milmascaras1** · 12-01-2009 09:54 PM

cotto may have beaten mosley but of the two, mosley is much more dangerous for pacquiao.

**the_sacred_chilli** · 11-30-2009 06:57 PM

the big draw of pbf pac is a lot of people, probably the majority, want to see pbf knocked out. he is such an awesomely talented fighter, but has absolutely no class whatsoever.

Selling fights i get, you act the bad guy and its a foil for the good guy, creates interest, sells tickets etc. but he comes across as such a jerk outside of the fight promotion environment.

honestly tell me someone who stands in a club with wads of cash down the front of his trousers is anything but a total tosser. yes, it is his money to spend how he wants, i have no moral issue with him hosing it away, it just makes it very difficult to like him when he does it in such a crass way.

so yes, pbf is the big draw for this fight, but only because a lot of people want to see him on his arse, and if this happens, it will make it a great fight.