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This thread went off the deep end 
8/21 PBC on FOX PPV: Really didn't expect this: Manny Pacquiao vs Yordenis Ugas (Spence OUT)
- Thread starter patscorpio
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I'm still shaking my head at this undercard offering
We are really getting career headcase victor ortiz vs a shot robert guerrero on a PPV undercard in 2021?!!!
fukking morons booking these fights at PBC FOX
Greed and budgeting. I just hope Ugas eats well off this. I'd love to see him shock us all.
Black_Jesus
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Tank allegedly KOd some bum ass “heavyweight” (in sparring) so that means he’s the level of Tyson if he’s 5’10???
you must be stupid
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
I'm still shaking my head at this undercard offering
We are really getting career headcase victor ortiz vs a shot robert guerrero on a PPV undercard in 2021?!!!
fukking morons booking these fights at PBC FOX
this seems like the type of card u at least make sure ur big name contenders and prospects are on like jarron ennis...etc.
these type of things make me miss don king glory days. dude knew how to stack a ppv card.
reservoirdogs
Superstar
The fukkery if Ugas just beats down Pac
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
Tank is a heavily protected power puncher..that’s it that’s all. Barrios is and always was a scrub. He tall but don’t fight tall, he isn’t a power puncher and he don’t have a high work rate.
Somebody like Matias or Regis would beat the dog shyt out of tank. PBC marketing machine is dope tho. It works because Loma and Lopez got a better resume than Tank. And tank is all the hype…Tank is the most protected big name fighter in the game.
Somebody like Matias or Regis would beat the dog shyt out of tank. PBC marketing machine is dope tho. It works because Loma and Lopez got a better resume than Tank. And tank is all the hype…Tank is the most protected big name fighter in the game.
Paperwork for all the c00ns...you won't see Teo or Fury produce such results..Spence will be back by Dec or Jan
Can yall move the Tank/Thurman talk to its own thread? Or is the hype so low for this fight everyone just like 
Everyone is claiming Ugas is getting knocked out...no one cares
man shut up goofy
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
Can yall move the Tank/Thurman talk to its own thread? Or is the hype so low for this fight everyone just like
This idea that Tank Davis would kill any welterweight with one punch and that he truly belongs in the heavyweight division is more entertaining than whatever is going to happen to Ugas on saturday
Thread has gone to shyt. Blame Spence's sparring partner i guess.
Teddy Atlas: Manny Pacquiao is a Force of Nature, I've Seen It Up Close
BY RANDOM HITS
Published Tue Aug 17, 2021, 03:54 PM EDT
After four weeks of conditioning in the Philippines and six weeks of hard training at world-famous Freddie Roach’s Wild Card Boxing Cub in Hollywood, California, eight-division world champion Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao concluded his training camp on Monday and drove to Las Vegas to begin his fight week festivities.
This Saturday, he will challenge WBA welterweight champion Yordenis Ugás in a battle that will headline a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View main event, live from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
So what can Ugás expect when he faces amazin’ Manny? Hall of Fame trainer and boxing analyst Teddy Atlas had a front row seat on April 9, 2016, when he manned two-division world champion Timothy Bradley’s corner as head trainer in the rubber match of the Manny-Bradley welterweight trilogy. Manny served up two knockdowns to the fellow future Hall of Famer Bradley, en route to a unanimous decision victory. It would be the final fight of Bradley’s illustrious career and Manny would be the only man to defeat him professionally.
Here’s what Atlas had to say:
“We all know that saying; everyone has a plan until you hit them in the mouth. But with Manny, it's more like, until you hit that hornets’ nest, and Manny is literally everywhere. Tim was great. But legends sting.
“When I evaluate a fighter, I look for dimensions, and Manny is like watching 3D where everything comes at you fast and from all directions. That's the greatness of Manny, his combination of speed and power along with special instincts and a will to win. He's never forgotten what he didn't have, and he fights like he's still looking for it.
“You can look at Manny Pacquiao as a Force of Nature. Like the ocean, he pulls you into counters, then pushes you back, catching you in retreat. The tide moving a piece of driftwood. His legs are the beach giving him the ability to strand opponents in space, while his hands crash like waves. I've seen it up close. And it's no day at the beach.”
BY RANDOM HITS
Published Tue Aug 17, 2021, 03:54 PM EDT
After four weeks of conditioning in the Philippines and six weeks of hard training at world-famous Freddie Roach’s Wild Card Boxing Cub in Hollywood, California, eight-division world champion Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao concluded his training camp on Monday and drove to Las Vegas to begin his fight week festivities.
This Saturday, he will challenge WBA welterweight champion Yordenis Ugás in a battle that will headline a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View main event, live from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
So what can Ugás expect when he faces amazin’ Manny? Hall of Fame trainer and boxing analyst Teddy Atlas had a front row seat on April 9, 2016, when he manned two-division world champion Timothy Bradley’s corner as head trainer in the rubber match of the Manny-Bradley welterweight trilogy. Manny served up two knockdowns to the fellow future Hall of Famer Bradley, en route to a unanimous decision victory. It would be the final fight of Bradley’s illustrious career and Manny would be the only man to defeat him professionally.
Here’s what Atlas had to say:
“We all know that saying; everyone has a plan until you hit them in the mouth. But with Manny, it's more like, until you hit that hornets’ nest, and Manny is literally everywhere. Tim was great. But legends sting.
“When I evaluate a fighter, I look for dimensions, and Manny is like watching 3D where everything comes at you fast and from all directions. That's the greatness of Manny, his combination of speed and power along with special instincts and a will to win. He's never forgotten what he didn't have, and he fights like he's still looking for it.
“You can look at Manny Pacquiao as a Force of Nature. Like the ocean, he pulls you into counters, then pushes you back, catching you in retreat. The tide moving a piece of driftwood. His legs are the beach giving him the ability to strand opponents in space, while his hands crash like waves. I've seen it up close. And it's no day at the beach.”
