PacMan's Corner

[robbietan]

go Pacman !!!

 

who needs chickenweather?

[CorpseGrinder]

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[howarddeduct]

Mga bro, may links ba kayo ng live streaming

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ng concert ni Congressman?

[denimhead]

concert isnt till the 16th

[gyobags]

Re: Mayweather fight: "I really don't need him. If the fight happens, it happens." lol

well said pacman!

 

This guy is a BOXING GOD!!!

[john2004]

either pwede na siya mag retire or umakyat sa

higher weight division - wala na kasi siyang babalikan

sa below 151 lbs. division. CONGRATS MANNY !

[meeroons]

guys do you a site where i can download the fight? thanks thanks

[Stephen A.]

 

 

By Dan Wetzel of Yahoo Sports

 

Mayweather should keep dodging Pacquiao

ARLINGTON, Texas – Antonio Margarito entered the ring standing five inches taller and weighing an 17 pounds heavier than Manny Pacquiao.

 

By the ninth round, Margarito’s right eye had been nearly closed. His nose was bent. The rest of his face bloodied and bruised. So pronounced was the destruction that Pacquiao kept turning to the referee and begging him to stop the fight, to end his massacre of this bigger, stronger man.

 

“Look at his eyes,” Pacquiao said he pleased to the referee. “Look at his cuts.”

 

 

Somewhere Floyd Mayweather had to be watching this beatdown. He had to be watching this incomparable talent defy all known properties of size and strength. And he had to feel reassured about his recent career decisions.

 

For Mayweather, ducking Manny Pacquiao has never seemed so smart.

 

If Mayweather has any brains – and for all his fool’s antics, he most certainly does – he’ll keep dodging the superfight the world wants.

 

All the motivation he needs is to look at those busted up cheeks of Antonio Margarito.

 

Pac-Man (52-3-2) won a unanimous decision Saturday here at Cowboys Stadium over a courageous but clearly outclassed Margarito. He won a title in his eighth weight class even though he didn’t bother to even get close to the contracted 150-pound weight limit. He officially weighed 144.6 and entered the ring at 148, Margarito was bulked up to 165 and the hour leading up to the fight had Pacquiao’s team accusing him of trying to take illegal stimulants.

 

Margarito may as well have snorted the 50-yard line. Nothing can stop Pacquiao and deep down Mayweather has to know that includes him. Step into the ring with Pac-Man these days and you leave a swollen mess (Miguel Cotto, Oscar De La Hoya, Margarito).

 

“I promote both Antonio and Miguel Cotto,” said Bob Arum of Top Rank Boxing. “Both of them got an ass-whipping from Manny. I ran out of my own guys. He’s beat all my guys.”

 

Mayweather (41-0) is a different class of fighter than those men. He’s a darting, defensive wizard who would offer the most formidable technical challenge to Pacquiao. It’s why everyone wants to see the fight made.

 

At this point though, Pacquiao has separated himself and each hellacious beating he hands out serves as a new round of caution. Pacquiao isn’t just fast. He isn’t just skilled. He is a destructive force. And increasingly he’s shown to possess a formidable chin. If Pacquiao can put his back on the ropes and take the best shots of Margarito and Cotto, you wonder how the lighter-punching Mayweather could possibly hurt him.

 

“I can’t believe I beat someone this big and this strong,” Pacquiao said.

 

Pacquiao winning wasn’t a surprise (he was more than a three-to-one favorite). Margarito’s face being turned into a mangled mess as some fans screamed from ringside for the fight to be called was. Why the ref and ringside doctor allowed it continue remains a mystery. Pacquiao disabled Margarito’s reach, height and strength advantage with barrage after barrage of swift, precise combinations. It was equal parts brilliant and brutal.

 

“My opponent looked bad and I wanted the ref to stop,” Pacquiao said. “I didn’t want to damage him permanently. That is not what boxing is about.”

 

Margarito refused to quit – “I’m a Mexican and we fight to the end,” he said. His corner said they couldn’t throw in the towel on such a warrior. It was all so foolish; their fighter caught two or three extra rounds of savage punches.

 

“He has the worst corner,” said Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach. “It probably ruined his career by not stopping the fight… . He might never fight again. He took too many unnecessary punches.”

 

That’s the danger of stepping into the ring with this guy. He’s not just winning fights; he’s altering, if not ending, careers.

 

Mayweather has found a hundred ways to avoid Pacquiao and increasingly it all makes sense. He was right to demand strict drug testing. But as the Pacquiao camp moved significantly on that issue and agreed to a reasonable timetable, Mayweather ran out of viable excuses. His mouth has run too long and too hard to reverse course now. So instead we keep getting delays and excuses and self-destructive behavior.

 

“After this great performance, Mayweather needs to put up or shut up or move out of the country,” Roach said. “Face it, Manny’s way above him at this point. I remember when [Mayweather] was ducking Margarito. If he doesn’t fight Manny now we know this guy should retire.”

 

Both Arum and HBO’s Ross Greenburg said they’d reach out to the Mayweather camp again this week but why would this time be any different? The pile of money – maybe $100 million plus – remains on the table, but now both Mayweather and his trainer/uncle Roger are dealing with significant legal issues in separate domestic violence incidents.

 

“We wouldn’t want to be blindsided by something like a trial,” Arum noted.

 

Legal woes should serve as one more road block that Mayweather can use. If you’re Floyd Jr., what’s the rush anyway? How many opponents need to be sent to the hospital to try to avoid being the next one?

 

Mayweather has never faced a relentless force like this. They just don’t exist. Pacquiao threw an astounding 713 power punches and landed an equally astounding 53 percent of them. It’s what carved Margarito’s face to bits.

 

It was ugly. It was violent. It was an unmistakable message to the one opponent everyone wants to see next.

 

No one dodges a punch like Mayweather. And the best way to slip Pacquiao’s blinding combination is to keep finding a way to stay out of the ring.

 

 

 

[dfgvan]

guys do you a site where i can download the fight? thanks thanks

 

 

http://forum.philboxing.com/viewtopic.php?f=104&t=182525

Edited November 14, 2010 by dfgvan

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[howarddeduct]

im rooting for pacman too. but i dont think it is right to question a person's loyalty just because he is no pacquiao fan. respetuhan lang ng sinusuportahan.

 

 

sa totoo lang, walang kinalaman ang laban ni pacquiao sa filipino loyalty. pacquiao is a filipino pride, but he does not represent the country. professional boxer si pacquiao so obvious na he is primarily fighting for the money and not for the country.

Long live the Congressman, our country's top earning OFW!

[hondacaptiva]

mandaraya si pacquiao!

[jopoc]

mandaraya si pacquiao!

 

 

kay jinkee siguro, mandaraya sya... pero hindi siguro sa ring.

Edited November 14, 2010 by jopoc

[snuffz]

Pacman Bangis mo... Isa na lang hinihintay ng bayan...Gay weather na

[howarddeduct]

Who's next for the fighting congressman of Sarangani?

[TanglewoodBoy]

if it's not GAYWEAHER, then i do think MANNY should walk away from his boxing career and focus more on his duties as CONGRESSMAN.....i am sure di naman siya corrupt kasi madami na siyang pera, hahahah

 

[howarddeduct]

mama dionisia just said last fight na ni pacman yung kahapon. i agree. wala na siguro makakapantay sa 8 crowns ni pacman at least not in 2-3 generations to come.

 

sa larangan ng boksing talagang living legend na siya sa buong mundo.

 

hindi kaya banned na siya pumunta sa mexico? hehehehe

 

now manny i think should concentrate on his career in politics at palitan ang bulok na sistema sa ating bansa.

 

yan ang mas mahirap kalaban ang katiwalian sa bansa natin. let's see if he is up to it.

 

 

GO GO GO PACMAN!!!!!!!!

Bugbugin niya lahat ng mga kurap sa ating bansa!

 

Kumusta na kaya si Nanay Diony?

[dfgvan]

the biggest disappointment for me in this fight was that

 

THERE WAS NO LARRY MERCHANT!!!

[bill_262003]

if it's not GAYWEAHER, then i do think MANNY should walk away from his boxing career and focus more on his duties as CONGRESSMAN.....i am sure di naman siya corrupt kasi madami na siyang pera, hahahah

 

 

He may not be corrupt at first. But with the politicians friends that he associates with...... hmmmmmm. Not to mention that he should start changing his way of life once he becomes a politician. Mauubus din naman yung kinita niya kung ganun pa din gastusin niya at earning niya ay that of a meager congressman (salaries of a congressman is way too low).

 

Just look at a lot of boxers who loose their money a few years after they retire. And eventually are forced to fight at an old age just to earn money. Think of the likes Holyfield, Roy Jones Jr., Mike Tyson, etc.

[darksoulriver]

Holyfield, Roy Jones Jr., Mike Tyson, etc.

 

itong mga ito wlang stable na negosyo at panay pa ang sugal!

 

kay Pacman naman secure na kay Jinky yung pera nya! punta ka ng GenSan at Sarangani sangkatutak na negosyo makikita mo dun ni Pacman.

 

 

 

post na isang Fan!

 

mexicans call margarito tornado and now margarito was hit with multiple tornadoes!!! hahaha!

[jopoc]

Who's next for the fighting congressman of Sarangani?

 

 

si klitschko para kuha na rin ni pacman ang heavyweight.

[Guest eljuego]

This victory over Margarito makes Pacman the Randy Orton of boxing. He's a legend killer.

[fattyacid]

Buti pa sa Tijuana mahina lang ang tornado.

[night strider]

Hats off to Pacquiao..

[LYCHEE]

like the proverbial maximus in the movie "gladiator" (russel crowe), manny capped the 12th round with an act of kindness unusual to any warrior--spare his adversary from the ultimate k*ll..

 

"boxing is not about killing...its (supposed to be) entertaining." : manny the merciful