George Bush Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 ang layo ng porma ni marquez noong nilalabanan nya si pacman...ang lamya nya dito sa laban na to... I don't think Mayweather could handle Pacman. Marquez was a sitting duck to Mayweather's jabs. Pacman has lateral movements which Marquez lacks and kung ganun yung paglaban ni Marquez at si Pacman kalaban nya, malamang knockout si Marquez kay Manny. In a Pacman vs Gayweather match, I pick Pacman to win by TK0 this is will be the fight of the century.. mukhang dehado tayo dito ...lakas ni gayweather, and ang gulang mag laro ...masyadong mautak mag boxing.... Quote Link to comment
anatoly Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 I don't think Mayweather could handle Pacman. Marquez was a sitting duck to Mayweather's jabs. Pacman has lateral movements which Marquez lacks and kung ganun yung paglaban ni Marquez at si Pacman kalaban nya, malamang knockout si Marquez kay Manny. In a Pacman vs Gayweather match, I pick Pacman to win by TKO.no offense but i disagree. puckyaw had a pretty tough time against marquez both times they fought. now i know pacman has improved a lot since they last fought, i also know that comparing marquez/mayweather to marquez/puckyaw has little basis...but with the superior speed floyd displayed against marquez, makes me wonder if puckyaw can handle the speed, power and defensive prowess of pretty boy floyd. now i really want puckyaw to beat cotto so we can see a mayweather/puckyaw duel Quote Link to comment
tagalinis Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 BILIB PA DIN AKO KAY PACMAN. SI GAYWEATHER PURO HANGIN LANG YAN. MASISIRA PORMA NYAN KAY MANNY. YUNG PANGA NYANG LAGI NAKA USLI ISANG TAMA KAY PACMAN TULOG YAN!!!!! Quote Link to comment
SevenZeroFive Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 what i heard was gayweather is kinda taunting that sugar shane is not worthy to fight him.. thats why the confrontation has gone a little hotter. i think sugar shane just wanted to flare up gayweather in fighting pacman... ...and Pretty Broke Floyd felt he was disrespected, and who does he take it out on?! Poor, innocent, Max Kellerman. F*cking douchebag. Max talks too much, Floyd? Eh kung panoorin mo kaya muna sarili mo no. About the commentators, what happened to Sev Sarmienta getting the call for these kind of fights? Dapat yan, sa stable ng commentators ng ABS-CBN Sports si Sev, Boom Gonzales or si Bill Velasco and some boxing analyst other than Ronnie Nathanielsz. Makuha nila si Mike Ochosa pwede na. I think Dyan Castillejo should stick to Sports Unlimited, and Ronnie Nathanielsz should stick to Japeth Aguilar like a monkey on a tree. Quote Link to comment
kanski Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 sana matuloy ang pacquiao-gayweather fight granted manny succeeds against cotto (and the only reason i'm saying this is bec. of the way manny is training, or is not training, for this fight). fight of the decade yon. having seen gayweather fight again, i'm convinced that the gay man is a better boxer than manny. the pacman on the other hand is a better puncher by a loooong mile. that said, there's no way in hell that gayweather could knock out manny. doesn't have the power, me thinks. the only way that gayweather could win over manny is via a 12-round decision (or manny goes to congress while not giving up on his boxing carreer), leaving enough rounds for manny to sneak in a winning punch. and i'm sure not only pinoys would love to see the arrogant gay man succumb to a k.o. punch. hopefully if that happens, gayweather sr. would shut the f*ck up once and for all, forever and ever. Quote Link to comment
Guest megalodon Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 (edited) no offense but i disagree. puckyaw had a pretty tough time against marquez both times they fought. now i know pacman has improved a lot since they last fought, i also know that comparing marquez/mayweather to marquez/puckyaw has little basis...but with the superior speed floyd displayed against marquez, makes me wonder if puckyaw can handle the speed, power and defensive prowess of pretty boy floyd. now i really want puckyaw to beat cotto so we can see a mayweather/puckyaw duelManny has developed lateral movements (side to side) which he didn't have when he fought Marquez twice. As Roach said, if Manny duked it out with Marquez now, Marquez would get knocked out. As I said, Marquez was a sitting duck and was easy to hit. Roach again was on the money when he picked Gayweather to win on points. Gayweather would have to deal with MP's lateral movements which would make Pacman difficult to hit. No offense taken dude. That's your take. You're entitled to it. Edited September 20, 2009 by megalodon Quote Link to comment
deathsaurer Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 at least walang greeting portion sina dyan at ronnie Quote Link to comment
julian69 Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 Five things we learned from Mayweather vs. Marquez 1. The concerns over Mayweather's ring rust were greatly exaggeratedMany thought the skills that have made Mayweather a surefire Hall of Famer -- the dazzling reflexes, precise counter-punching ability and preternatural ring instincts -- might suffer from the 21-month layoff. But Floyd appeared sharp from jump street, landing 18 of 31 punches (58 percent) in the first round, compared to just 4 of 52 for Marquez (8 percent). It set a harsh tone: Marquez landed in single digits in every subsequent round. Dinamita just could never figure out a way to get into the fight. It got ugly by the end. Mayweather outlanded his outclassed opponent 34-4 in the 10th and 41-5 in the 11th, prompting Golden Boy's Eric Gomez to beg Marquez's corner to throw in the towel. But Marquez managed to finish with dignity -- con caracter -- remaining on his feet until the final bell rang. 2. Size and speed weren't Floyd's only advantagesMayweather controlled the early rounds with the left jab, using his reach advantage to keep Marquez at a distance. But Floyd also throws a left that looks like a jab but turns into a hook mid-punch. It's a power punch. And once the opponent starts moving backwards, as Marquez did early on, Floyd can land it at will. Those hurt Marquez. After that, it was a steady diet of right-hand leads and more left jabs. We'd heard so much about Marquez's ability to make mid-fight adjustments, but it was Mayweather who impressed the boxing cognoscenti with his fistic acumen. 3. The promoters earned their paychecks on this oneThe announcement of Marquez as the opponent for Mayweather's comeback fight was met with considerable surprise and skepticism back in May. What chance did the longtime featherweight champion, who'd fought just twice above 130 pounds, stand against an opponent most comfortable at welterweight? Despite the critics, the combination of Marquez's Hall-of-Fame pedigree and consensus No. 2-standing in the pound-for-pound rankings (along with a slick promotional campaign, which included another four-part 24/7 series on HBO) made believers of us all. Not that Marquez would or even could win, but that he'd push Mayweather in a cagey, competitive fight. Yeah, right. This one was a mismatch from the start. 4. Weight classes exist for a reason ... and a good oneIt's one of the oldest axioms in boxing lore: A good big man will always beat a good little man. Most of the time, anyway. Manny Pacquiao turned the conventional wisdom on its ear with victories over De La Hoya and Ricky Hatton, putting the truism to the test. Make no mistake: Marquez is a bona fide Hall of Famer, a champion in three divisions. But it was obvious from the opening rounds that Marquez was simply unable to hurt Mayweather. Even following the flash knockdown in the second round, when Marquez walked right into a left hook, he seemed content to fight in the center of the ring -- a fatal mistake. The eight or nine powerful shots Marquez was able to land seemed to slip right off Mayweather's cheeks, inducing toothy grins from the cocksure American. Transcendent talents like Pacquiao are once-in-a-generation exceptions to the rule: Saturday's fight gave fans a sobering (and expensive) reminder of the raison d'etre of weight classes. 5. The countdown to Mayweather-Pacquiao can beginThe specter of a showdown between Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao -- the former and current pound-for-pound champions -- hung over this fight before it was even made. It should finally happen next year (presuming Pacquiao gets through Miguel Cotto on Nov. 14), and it'll be a great one. Unlike the fatally flawed Marquez, Pacquiao is a small guy who can carry his punch up to welterweight. (Just ask De La Hoya.) But many boxing fans are itching to see Mayweather pick on someone his own size. One attractive candidate is welterweight titlist Shane Mosley, who went Kanye West during Mayweather's televised post-fight interview with HBO's Max Kellerman and called Floyd out. The exchange left Mayweather flustered and Kellerman shook -- judging by the microphone trembling in his hand -- and probably did little to help Mosley secure the high-profile megafight he's deserved since January's lopsided stoppage of Antonio Margarito. As things stand, look for Mayweather to fight the Pacquiao-Cotto winner in 2010. Quote Link to comment
SevenZeroFive Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 at least walang greeting portion sina dyan at ronnie Haha, and walang nagbanggit ng tuna from gensan Quote Link to comment
don juan casanova Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 (edited) Well my heart is on Manny P. but Floyd is a scary f#&king fighter how can you beat a guy that you can't hit... Edited September 20, 2009 by don juan casanova Quote Link to comment
Za09 Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 This will be a great fight offense vs defense who will win? Quote Link to comment
deathsaurer Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 Haha, and walang nagbanggit ng tuna from gensan and no gay color comments ala john "sweet" lapuz (are you hearing me quinito & chiino?) LOL Quote Link to comment
Eddy Syet Posted September 21, 2009 Share Posted September 21, 2009 ewan ko ba si Dyan Castillejo napaka-tanga, si Ronnie Nathanielsz feeling know it all sa boxing... Tawa ako nang tawa kay Dyan nung laban ni Michael Katsidis (undercard sa FM-JMM fight). Paulit-ulit niyang sinabi sa laban na gusto ni Katsidis na lumaban sa Pinas or something to that effect. Siguro inulit-ulit niya yun sa loob ng 5 rounds. Nakakapikon makinig. Buti na lang exciting lumaban si Katsidis. Quote Link to comment
jerzz Posted September 21, 2009 Share Posted September 21, 2009 Mayweather easily beats Marquez because the latter is a counter puncher and does not possesed a great offensive skills. Floyd has more difficulty with Dela Hoya and Hatton who has more offensive skills. Pacman is different animal, he has plenty of offensive skills and has NO FEAR which is the opposite of PBF. Floyd has little power, he could not even knock out a lightweight, having said that, Freddie Roach is still on the money that Floyd is the weakest and easiest to beat among the 3 (Mosley & Cotto the other 2). Had it been Cotto or Mosley, JMM will surely get KO in the second round. --------------------------------------------- If the Pacman can get past Cotto, Mayweather is no threat to him. Quote Link to comment
Guest megalodon Posted September 21, 2009 Share Posted September 21, 2009 how can you beat a guy that you can't hit...Are you talking of Pacquiao or Mayweather? Quote Link to comment
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