Mac Casper
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He's not even a good boxer . . he's just a puncher. It's not out of the realm of reality to assume Floyd has a field day with this guy completely exemplifying why his style is superior
Pacquiao vs Mayweather Official Thread...May 2nd!!!
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He's not even a good boxer . . he's just a puncher. It's not out of the realm of reality to assume Floyd has a field day with this guy completely exemplifying why his style is superior
You have to be kidding
seemorecizzy
Superstar
the money part got me
Mac Casper
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We have a GGG stan here everybody
*gets the baby voice out*
Awww, you like you some knockouts huh? punching power? booom boom !
Like a woman entranced with shiny objects
he is a good boxer... u expect everyone to box like floyd?
u must think kovalev is not a good boxer right?
GGG can has a good jab and puts his punches together very well... great body puncher... i would say he is the best in boxing at cutting off the ring.
GGG made kovalev take a knee to a body punch.
seemorecizzy
Superstar
ggg aint beating floyd at 154You have to be kidding
160 possibly
moving up in weight at 39-40 years old is not a good idea
What?
Mac Casper
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I'm not saying that so why would you assume it, of course everyone's not gonna box like Floyd . . there's just glaring holes in his style. He's simply just a puncher and that's really the only asset to his arsenal
onelastdeath
Banned
Floyd is not beating GGG
he beats him at 154... GGG eats like a horse... he would come in the same wieght that he does at 160
Would Floyd have the power to keep GGG off of him? No.
Could he attempt to "Lara" his way to a win? Yes.
Would it work? I don't know. SRL beat a prime Hagler at 160 though, so the precedent has been set. Hell, Duran fought Hagler at 160
It's not necessary that Floyd fights GGG though
Could he attempt to "Lara" his way to a win? Yes.
Would it work? I don't know. SRL beat a prime Hagler at 160 though, so the precedent has been set. Hell, Duran fought Hagler at 160
It's not necessary that Floyd fights GGG though
seemorecizzy
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can we atleast see how GGG does against a canelo or a cotto before we claim he can beat the best fighter in the world
i like GGG but lets not act like he wasn't struggling and taking flush shots in the first 4-5 rounds against murray.
There's nothing wrong with that because he still learning, And he adjusted well but he lets not go overboard here
damn can yall atleast wait until MAY 3 to start the ' GGG can beat floyd/Floyd is scared of GGG" Talk
i mean please, show a lil courtesy to emmanuel pacquaio
i like GGG but lets not act like he wasn't struggling and taking flush shots in the first 4-5 rounds against murray.
There's nothing wrong with that because he still learning, And he adjusted well but he lets not go overboard here
damn can yall atleast wait until MAY 3 to start the ' GGG can beat floyd/Floyd is scared of GGG" Talk
i mean please, show a lil courtesy to emmanuel pacquaio
Yeah, let Floyd beat Manny first, then decide what he wants to do next.
Mac Casper
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i like GGG but lets not act like he wasn't struggling and taking flush shots in the first 4-5 rounds against murray.
There's nothing wrong with that because he still learning, And he adjusted well but he lets not go overboard here
damn can yall atleast wait until MAY 3 to start the ' GGG can beat floyd/Floyd is scared of GGG" Talk
i mean please, show a lil courtesy to emmanuel pacquaio
Exactly . .
You have these dudes like
. . really? Do you know what boxing is do you really just think it's that simple?
Pacquiao: If I Hurt Mayweather, I Expect He'll Run
Manny Pacquiao says he has a simple tactic to beat Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas in May.
"Use my left and right," the Filipino told reporters when he was asked how he planned to deal with his undefeated opponent's height and reach advantage, and Mayweather’s defensive skills.
"If I hurt him I expect him to run. Otherwise he might fight me toe-to-toe," said Pacquiao, the underdog for the richest fight in history.
"Pacmania" has grabbed hold of the Philippines as the 36-year-old boxer, dubbed "The National Fist" by local media, is set to fly to the United States to train for the bout on May 2.
The 38-year-old Mayweather, regarded as the favourite by bookmakers, has not lost in 47 fights, of which he won 26 inside the distance.
Pacquiao has 57 victories and five defeats on his record, as well as two draws and 38 knockouts.
But he exuded confidence in Manila on Wednesday as he handed out free pizzas to supporters while preparing for his third game as a basketball player in the Philippines' top professional league.
His determination to play for his Kia Carnival team has raised fears he might get injured before the fight, which media say could earn him $80 million.
"I know what I'm doing," said Pacquiao, a devout Christian who is the shortest and oldest player in the Philippine Basketball Association.
He said he would also play on Saturday, hours before his US flight. "My Lord, my God, He is the Creator of everything. He knows everything," he added, pointing to the ceiling and repeating his mantra that God will keep him from harm.
Unlike his boxing, however, Pacquiao's basketball career has been underwhelming. He has scored only one point, off a free throw, in his rookie season as player-coach for Kia Carnival.
"That's fine. What's important is my team won. I needed to play to inspire my teammates," he said as his courtside struggles continued, going 0-2 with an airball in just under six minutes of play.
Manny Pacquiao says he has a simple tactic to beat Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas in May.
"Use my left and right," the Filipino told reporters when he was asked how he planned to deal with his undefeated opponent's height and reach advantage, and Mayweather’s defensive skills.
"If I hurt him I expect him to run. Otherwise he might fight me toe-to-toe," said Pacquiao, the underdog for the richest fight in history.
"Pacmania" has grabbed hold of the Philippines as the 36-year-old boxer, dubbed "The National Fist" by local media, is set to fly to the United States to train for the bout on May 2.
The 38-year-old Mayweather, regarded as the favourite by bookmakers, has not lost in 47 fights, of which he won 26 inside the distance.
Pacquiao has 57 victories and five defeats on his record, as well as two draws and 38 knockouts.
But he exuded confidence in Manila on Wednesday as he handed out free pizzas to supporters while preparing for his third game as a basketball player in the Philippines' top professional league.
His determination to play for his Kia Carnival team has raised fears he might get injured before the fight, which media say could earn him $80 million.
"I know what I'm doing," said Pacquiao, a devout Christian who is the shortest and oldest player in the Philippine Basketball Association.
He said he would also play on Saturday, hours before his US flight. "My Lord, my God, He is the Creator of everything. He knows everything," he added, pointing to the ceiling and repeating his mantra that God will keep him from harm.
Unlike his boxing, however, Pacquiao's basketball career has been underwhelming. He has scored only one point, off a free throw, in his rookie season as player-coach for Kia Carnival.
"That's fine. What's important is my team won. I needed to play to inspire my teammates," he said as his courtside struggles continued, going 0-2 with an airball in just under six minutes of play.