Was Pacquiao's performance really unimpressive?

[Mars_ax]

It wasn't an exciting fight, but I don't think Pacquiao was unimpressive. He dropped Mosley and then had to deal with a highly-skilled, veteran opponent whose sole goal seemed to be to survive to hear the final bell. Pacquiao won every round, I don't see how that is unimpressive.

I agree with the only thing he didn't do was knock Mosley out, no he didn't look as great as he has in other fights, but like you said CFH, Pac won every round, how can this not be impressive?

People seem to forget, Pacquiao ain't fucking superman, he has fights where he might not be at his best, and limitations, just like all fighters do.

All true. The key question WHY in this case was Manny sub-Manny? Do I hear the soft, distant footsteps of Father Time?

I realize i'm running the risk of sounding like a "Pactard" here, but even if Manny is aging a bit, he should still be better then his competition for the next few years. If Pac stays at 147 or below, who has a genuine shot at beating him? Mayweather perhaps, but I even like Manny's chances of winning that one.

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I wasn't impress. He didn't do the Ali shuffle or the Mongolian Chop (clap).

[InTheNeutralCorner]

I wasn't impress. He didn't do the Ali shuffle or the Mongolian Chop (clap).

I wasn't impressed, too. I did not see the double punch to the face like what he did to Clottey.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXVgw...eature=related

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I wouldn't say Manny wasn't impressive. Manny is always impressive. But he definately seemed uninspired.

It was a bit limp.

Maybe his co-starlet had a smelly minge