dont think pac should go up to 135.....but i would love to see him fight juan diaz....the pace in that fight would be great..i give diaz the edge though....
dont think pac should go up to 135.....but i would love to see him fight juan diaz....the pace in that fight would be great..i give diaz the edge though....
Thanks man,glad to see others are reading my posts and paying attention.Originally Posted by chip
Originally Posted by Julius Rain
I have no reason to tell Saddo. This isnt school. I'm confident to talk like that because I know I'm right. Nothing to do with how long I've been here,I'd speak like this if it was my first post. I'm not the first person to get annoyed at you nor the last. I respect everyones opinion so long as they make valid points,read what is written and answer. From your posts,it's clear you did not read anything I wrote.
I'm not here to argue over nothing. I just enjoy talking boxing.
It's sad to see you and Rain arguing Gamo, what with you both being fellow faggots poetry lovers and all.Originally Posted by El Gamo
Maybe you could settle your differences by having a poetry face off or something, kind of like 8 Mile only much gayer![]()
I just finished watching it i didn't think it was that bad of a fight it wasn't a war but it was a good tactical fight and i quite enjoyed it and Barrera was not dominated and it was very competitve through first 9 rounds.
Have a coolclick strange new poster who appeared today in place of ICB and stole all his post count.Originally Posted by OwnedByPacstraightleft
Wait until he comes back, he won't be happy to find his account stolen by an imposter :P
Originally Posted by Bilbo
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back little hobbit
It feels weird changing my name i don't feel like ICB anymore![]()
Just sat through some Pac fights & noticed one thing...he either needs to get into boxing or get out.
This half assed shit of pulling acting, politicing, & what not is hampering him inside the ring. He drilled Barrera the first go 'round & couldv'e last night...but it was obvious even in the pre-fight interviews that he was giving with Merchant it was apparent that he had little to no drive for the fight.
It's kinda shocking. I just don't get it. Look at him two years ago & look at him now.
Huge difference in mind, body, & soul.
Never beg a 40 dollar hooker...specially after she's just turned down your mom's credit card!!
Manny is only one or two fights away from a huge loss!
Too much sour graping in this thread.
Pacquiao retires Barrera
http://www.fightnewsextra.com/cc/FIG...-pacquiao2.htm
Battered Mexican hangs up gloves
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...ticle_id=93117
An Assassin’s Swan Song
http://philboxing.com/news/story-13096.html
Manny’s reputation intact, says analyst
http://www.philstar.com/index.php?Sp...id=20071007127
Too fast, too furious
http://www.philstar.com/index.php?He...id=20071007110
They Came To Lose And Lose They Did
http://www.boxingconfidential.com/articles.php?id=2839
Excellent posting man, you have a trained eye. Glad you're not falling for the half ass baked fight we were given... I noticed the difference too and totally agree. He needs to get in all the way or out all the way.Originally Posted by wacko3205
Some excellent articles thereOriginally Posted by Pacstraightleft
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http://www.fightnewsextra.com/cc/FIG...-pacquiao2.htm : the bout, overall, did not live up to expectations. The explosive speed and power that enabled Pacquiao to dismantle Barrera four years ago in San Antonio, Texas, did not show itself though last night’s 12-round WBC International jr. lightweight title defense;
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Originally Posted by wacko3205
This half assed S*** of pulling acting, politicing, & what not is hampering him inside the ring. He drilled Barrera the first go 'round & couldv'e last night...but it was obvious even in the pre-fight interviews that he was giving with Merchant it was apparent that he had little to no drive for the fight.
Barrera was fighting very good tactical fight alot different from the first fight he fought better fight stayed on outside and made it hard for Pacquiao.
I thought Manny did ok, he was never remotely in any trouble and was always in control of the fight. He fought well within himself but he doesn't need to turn every fight into a brawl or try and go life and death when he's winning a fight comfortably anyhow.
I guess to some he may not look like the hungry fighter of a couple years ago but that hungyr fighter also lost to Morales and should have lost to JM Marquez.
I think you have too strong expectations of Manny to be honest.
He caught both Barrera and Morales on the tail ends of their careers and took advantage.
He has limitations and has always had them. I think he'd struggle to be Marquez but then I thought that before this weekend as well. I also think he would have struggled to beat prime Barreras and Morales'.
But he keeps winning and that's all that counts really. If an off day is pitching a virtual shutout against Barrera according to the judges scorecards then I expect both he and Freddir Roach will be pretty pleased.
At least now the old guard of Morales and Berrera has passed and we can see him in with the real prime fighters Marquez, Guzman, Soto maybe Diaz and Katsidis.
For myself, I was just expecting a war. I don't necessarily think MAB looked all that bad, just somewhat hesitant and really seemed to want to bang, but really wanted the win and stuck to his plan of trying to box Pac. Pac is the one that seemed off to me, not aggressive really, and seemed like both were trying to checkmate the other without either making a moveCan't say it was horrible, just I was so hyped it was a letdown excitement wise. All the glory to MAB for his career, and it was a long one, was just wanting to see him go out{especially in his last fight} as the warrior he's always been. Pac just needs to snap himself awake and get back to form. A decent fight, but not the one I wanted to see.
hello there. sorry I wasn't able to participate with your discussion. this discussion is not complete without the number one fan of pacquaio.hehehe.
Anyway, to be honest, I was a little bit disappointed with the way the fight ended. I was expecting a KO in the early rounds. Now, my theory had been proven. It went into the distance coz Pacquaio became contented with a UD and Barrera decided not to end his career with a humiliating KO. Watching the 12th round, it's apparent that both of them were becoming cautious and careful. They hardly traded punches during that round. and people were expecting them to go all out in that round.These are the reasons I was gravely frustrated with the fight. Most probably these are also some of the reasons why many are frustrated.
Ikariam
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