KingKev2002
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RICKY HATTON
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Floyd "Money" Mayweather or Manny "Pacman" Pacquaio
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city bairn
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Mayweather but I love Pacmans attitude.
floyd...
you have to hit him before you can beat him
i am too young to of seen either of the sugar rays, pernell whittaker or hagler but my dad speaks highly of them, and rates floyd as one of the best he has ever seen
he is the best ive ever seen for sure
you have to hit him before you can beat him
i am too young to of seen either of the sugar rays, pernell whittaker or hagler but my dad speaks highly of them, and rates floyd as one of the best he has ever seen
he is the best ive ever seen for sure
scowy68
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Richard said:Im a big fan of 'The Pacman' but I have got to side with Mayweather. This guy is a technical genius and is so focused and prepared for every fight he goes into. I saw an article this week in which he says that he trains in the afternoon, goes to strip clubs at night and spends loads of money, and then is back in the gym at 4am in the morning after his night out. He is a machine.
Man after my own heart!
ono
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Mayweather.
Pacquaio's last 2 performances have flattered him in a way. Oscar De La Hoya was on an IV drip on the night of the fight. He hadn't re-hydrated properly from making weight...infact he had only put on 2lbs since the weigh-in. That obviously seriously affected his performance.
Hatton walked forward with his hands down and no head movement whatsoever. He has never been able to deal with speed anyway and he has never been able to effectively defend himself against somebody who throws punches in combinations. That's why Khan would murder him.
Credit to Pacquaio for putting on the performance but they did flatter him a little.
Mayweather is a master at fighting his own fight. If he doesn't want to get hit, he simply won't. Pacquaio will probably have to pressure him and he might have some success but Mayweather is good enough to deal with it. I think he'll outbox him after Pac makes a fast start. Would be a great fight though.
Pacquaio's last 2 performances have flattered him in a way. Oscar De La Hoya was on an IV drip on the night of the fight. He hadn't re-hydrated properly from making weight...infact he had only put on 2lbs since the weigh-in. That obviously seriously affected his performance.
Hatton walked forward with his hands down and no head movement whatsoever. He has never been able to deal with speed anyway and he has never been able to effectively defend himself against somebody who throws punches in combinations. That's why Khan would murder him.
Credit to Pacquaio for putting on the performance but they did flatter him a little.
Mayweather is a master at fighting his own fight. If he doesn't want to get hit, he simply won't. Pacquaio will probably have to pressure him and he might have some success but Mayweather is good enough to deal with it. I think he'll outbox him after Pac makes a fast start. Would be a great fight though.