Pac says..."he knew" !!!

[milmascaras1]

i see margarito pressuring pacquiao like he's never been pressured before, and it's going to play into margarito's hands. so anyone who thinks this is a gimme fight for pacquiao is sadly mistaken to say the least. whether margarito deserves this fight nor now, it's a done deal so get over it. margarito served his one year suspension and deserves this fight because the state of texas has licensed him.

[Rantcatrat]

[QUOTE=milmascaras1;900328]i see margarito pressuring pacquiao like he's never been pressured before, and it's going to play into margarito's hands. so anyone who thinks this is a gimme fight for pacquiao is sadly mistaken to say the least. whether margarito deserves this fight nor now, it's a done deal so get over it. margarito served his one year suspension and deserves this fight because the state of texas has licensed him.[/QUOTE]

even not considering his questionable behavior, he is allowed to fight because Texas licensed him, but he doesn't deserve the fight. he lost to shane, was suspended for a year, and he looked garbage against a journeyman. and now he has the chance to fight the top fighter in the game? how does that make sense?

and to the wrapping scandal, margarito's story that he didn't know what his trainer was doing would have been lot more believeable if he had shown surprise and then anger toward the trainer. but, he didn't show any anger. and it seemed like he fired him only so he could continue his career. that doesn't show the proper respect for the sport at least not from an innocent man. he didn't ask the trainer if the trainer had done it in his past fights or anyting. he tried to sweep it under the rug. no remorse. .

[amat]

Mil that's fine you feel that this fight is fine but I hope you never bother coming down hard on a fighter for picking and choosing opponents, especially ones who just don't deserve the chance. Margarito doesn't deserve the chance. This fight is a crime against the sport, the fact that he fought anywhere outside of California is terrible much less against the top fighter in the sport.

[milmascaras1]

look, nobody knows if margarito was lying or not. WE WEREN'T THERE! and the reason margarito is getting this fight is because he sells tickets because of the large hispanic population in texas! boxing's a business so this fight was made. look, we can cry and stomp our feet all we want but the fact is this, margarito is going to fight pacquiao and has a great chance of beating pacquiao. if joshua clottey marked up pacquiao without throwing many punches, margarito is going to be an absolute nightmare for pacquiao. that's why pacquiao's fans are against this fight because margarito is a clear and present danger.

[ElTerribleMorales]

look, nobody knows if margarito was lying or not. WE WEREN'T THERE! and the reason margarito is getting this fight is because he sells tickets because of the large hispanic population in texas! boxing's a business so this fight was made. look, we can cry and stomp our feet all we want but the fact is this, margarito is going to fight pacquiao and has a great chance of beating pacquiao. if joshua clottey marked up pacquiao without throwing many punches, margarito is going to be an absolute nightmare for pacquiao. that's why pacquiao's fans are against this fight because margarito is a clear and present danger.

the only reason Margarito is selling tickets for this fight is due to the controversy of him being a cheat, people want to see him get his ass stomped, and well 9 times out of 10 that's whats gonna happen against Pacquiao, if Mosley who doesn't throw as much nor has the speed, movement, or stamina of Pacquiao was able to overwhelm and keep Margarito at bay and confused, well Pacquiao is going to have a field day, Clottey might throw one punch at a time yet even he has better speed than Margarito

[Hornfinger]

they're both cheating bastards. who gives a fuck.

[amat]

It doesn't matter if Margarito sells tickets (he does btw, he is largely responsible for the biggest crowd in Staples history) nor does it matter if he knew or not. It also doesn't matter if Capitello was secretly putting the loaded pads on him, it's Margarito's responsibility. Ultimately the buck stops with him, there needs to be a sense of personal accountability. He doesn't need to go into the work he did with cancer patients when asked about the wraps. If he didn't know and that's the truth (doubtful but whatever), then say so and THEN be a man and say you were ultimately responsible. Only after that take the initiative to put the pressure on your trainer to find out if it had been done in the past. It really comes down to that, don't make people forget about. That's how a grown man should handle his tribulations, if he feels he is being persecuted then it's on him to explain himself adequately. We ALL know that he had those pads on versus Cotto and probably versus a host of other opponents. If not then you are being naiive.

[Violent Demise]

It doesn't matter if Margarito sells tickets (he does btw, he is largely responsible for the biggest crowd in Staples history) nor does it matter if he knew or not. It also doesn't matter if Capitello was secretly putting the loaded pads on him, it's Margarito's responsibility. Ultimately the buck stops with him, there needs to be a sense of personal accountability. He doesn't need to go into the work he did with cancer patients when asked about the wraps. If he didn't know and that's the truth (doubtful but whatever), then say so and THEN be a man and say you were ultimately responsible. Only after that take the initiative to put the pressure on your trainer to find out if it had been done in the past. It really comes down to that, don't make people forget about. That's how a grown man should handle his tribulations, if he feels he is being persecuted then it's on him to explain himself adequately. We ALL know that he had those pads on versus Cotto and probably versus a host of other opponents. If not then you are being naiive.

Now you just being an idiot. If you know than lets see the proof. Were you there when he was getting them wrapped? It amazes me how Cotto groupies still cling to that lame excuse.

[Hornfinger]

It doesn't matter if Margarito sells tickets (he does btw, he is largely responsible for the biggest crowd in Staples history) nor does it matter if he knew or not. It also doesn't matter if Capitello was secretly putting the loaded pads on him, it's Margarito's responsibility. Ultimately the buck stops with him, there needs to be a sense of personal accountability. He doesn't need to go into the work he did with cancer patients when asked about the wraps. If he didn't know and that's the truth (doubtful but whatever), then say so and THEN be a man and say you were ultimately responsible. Only after that take the initiative to put the pressure on your trainer to find out if it had been done in the past. It really comes down to that, don't make people forget about. That's how a grown man should handle his tribulations, if he feels he is being persecuted then it's on him to explain himself adequately. We ALL know that he had those pads on versus Cotto and probably versus a host of other opponents. If not then you are being naiive.

Then you have to say that pacquioa has used steroids against all past opponants If not then you are being naiive not to mention hippocritical