Originally posted by El Gallo Negro!
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Manny Pacquiao is not top 10-30 all time...
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WTF with the weight drained & pastprime excuse, by the time pacquiao faced them they are the top dogs of their respective division and some of them are even ranked in p4p list
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Originally posted by The_Executioner View PostI aint the one to pick apart Roy's resume. I've seen others do it.
I know Pernell has a great resume but I don't know if its top 20 all time...and although he beat Chavez he doesn't have it as a win.
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Originally posted by WetSexyLlamaPR View PostIMHO I don't see how people say he isn't top 30 All Time. He most definitely is in my book. Lineal Champ in 4 divisions at 112, 126, 130 and 140. That's something no fighter has ever done. Champ in 6 divisions: 112, 122, 126, 130, 135 and 140. And not just champ in 6 divisions but the killers he faced across those.
MAB 2X, JMM2X, Erik Morales 3X, ODLH and Ricky Hatton. Manny Pacquiao faced the best, and not just that he beat all these future Hall of Famers, but the way he beat them factors in as well. What he's done is absolutely remarkable.
Manny Pacquiao is in my top 30 ATG based on this reasoning.
Mr. Ryan where would you rank Pac at as of right now.
I will say that being a man to branch the flyweight and junior welterweight divisions is an amazing feat and one that will never be duplicated.
Having gone through the caliber of opposition he has since 2003 with only one loss is remarkable really.
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Originally posted by GoAltYourFace View PostWTF with the weight drained & pastprime excuse, by the time pacquiao faced them they are the top dogs of their respective division and some of them are even ranked in p4p list
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostFunny how things look different when the lights on, eh? Now you're just not sure if it's top 20 all-time. Good luck finding all those with better resumes.
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Originally posted by The_Executioner View PostWho's Margarito?
"You'll get your shot".
Then, he conveniently retires when the welterweight division was at its hottest, while he was the champion choosing to not defend it against any actual welterweights.
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Originally posted by The_Executioner View PostI aint the one to pick apart Roy's resume. I've seen others do it.
I know Pernell has a great resume but I don't know if its top 20 all time...and although he beat Chavez he doesn't have it as a win.
You had just said "I don't think Whitaker has a great resume". I want to know how many guys in your initial post had the resume that Whitaker boasts.
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