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    Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
    Winning an alphabet belt does not make you the world champion, because by definition only one boxer can be the world champion at any one time at a given weight.

    Beating David Diaz, who no boxing expert rated among the top 5 Lightweights, did not make him the world champion at Lightweight.
    David Diaz was top 3 and the
    WBC Champion.
    Pac became a 4time world champ after.

    That's why I want to know if The rIng belt is considered as a championship belt. Cause if it is, then Pac should be a 5 time world champ .He captured barrera's Ring Belt at 126.

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      Originally posted by vErDuGo View Post
      David Diaz was top 3 and the
      WBC Champion.
      Pac became a 4time world champ after.

      That's why I want to know if The rIng belt is considered as a championship belt. Cause if it is, then Pac should be a 5 time world champ .He captured barrera's Ring Belt at 126.
      Yes, most boxing experts would rate it as the most important championship belt. But most boxing experts would not consider that he was the world champion at Lightweight. He will have won belts at 6 weights if he beats Hatton, but only three world championships.
      Last edited by Dave Rado; 01-23-2009, 02:20 AM.

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        Originally posted by badboypeenoy View Post
        and who did he beat to get that lineal title again?
        Kostya Tszyu.

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          Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
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          Arum, who said today before a news conference for Saturday night's Shane Mosley-Antonio Margarito welterweight fight at Staples Center that he was confident the fight would still come off, said the issue was not money.

          "It's cultural," he said. "And part of this was my fault. I did not tell the Hatton people that you do not give a deadline to a Filipino. When World War II ended, and everybody said it had ended, the Filipinos kept fighting for three more years.

          "We have the points. It's a 52-48 split [on the revenue favoring Pacquiao]. It's not that. It's not money.

          "It's about respect, or lack of that. Pacquiao's people thought that setting a deadline meant lack of respect. I didn't tell Hatton's people that, and that's my fault." (Hatton is handled by Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions.)

          "We do business in the States differently," Arum said. "We yell and holler at each other and then get a deal. For us, it's all about the Benjamins [hundred-dollar bills]. It's different for them, and the deadline disrespected them."

          Arum said that, with the time change, he would arrive in the Philippines on Monday and meet with Pacquiao on Tuesday.
          I like the bit about world war II.
          That's classic.



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            Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
            Yes, most boxing experts would rate it as the most important championship belt. But most boxing experts would not consider that he was the world champion at Lightweight.
            Name me one "expert" who doesn't consider Pacquiao as a world champ for the winning the WBC.

            That's like saying Floyd Wasn't a world champ at 147 cause he only beat baldomir or Oscar wasn't a world champ at 154 cuse he beat javier Castillejo.
            Last edited by VERDUGO; 01-23-2009, 02:27 AM.

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              Originally posted by syphillis View Post
              Pac agreed to the 52-48 split but did Ricky? I wouldn't be surprised to hear that Ricky will not sign now because Pac dragged this for too long and that all this re-negotiation hurt his feelings, and the GBP feelings as well. Sign the dotted line. There has been way too much drama to drum up this fight. I can't take this heartache anymore. Can I get a hug?
              Bad K for you LOL.

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                Originally posted by Dave Rado View Post
                Yes, most boxing experts would rate it as the most important championship belt. But most boxing experts would not consider that he was the world champion at Lightweight. He will have won belts at 6 weights if he beats Hatton, but only three world championships.
                Correction, please. Pacquiao was a world champion at 112 (KO, Chatchai Sasakul), 122 (KO, Ledwaba), 130 (Split D, JMM) and 135 (KO, David Diaz). So he's got 4 world titles to go with 3 lineal championships (122, 126, 130). If he wins against Hatton, he'll be the first man to win four lineal championships.

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                  Pac is gonna come in to this fight angry and destroy Hatton. Floyd already showed that Hatton cant handle speed and Pac's just as fast but obviously more aggressive than floyd. Pac will straight up murder him with combinations all night long! but then because he is just a nice guy he will perform a resurrection of Hatton in front of everyone! The fight should be named "The Death and Resurrection of Ricky Hatton"

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                    come on manny duckman

                    come on i will belive it when its all confirmed we all no how this crap goes ricky wins in 10 no probs

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                      I really think that its not even about the belt anymore, Pacman is just out there to prove to the world that he is the best boxer in the world! A fighter that always wants to challenge the best/good/better/bigger boxer the world has to offer! Who's next Margarito? Cotto? Maybe the Klitchsko bro's?

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