Lee Beard Talks Pacquiao vs. Mayweather, Floyd Sr.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

nobody seems to question floyd sr. as to why he was using orthodox stance when working the pads with ricky instead of the southpaw stance that his opponent uses.

the only other person other than me to notice this was johhny nelson in the sky sports analysis of the fight.


for people to even think floyd sr is a great trainer boggles me.

[ButlerBoxing]

nobody seems to question floyd sr. as to why he was using orthodox stance when working the pads with ricky instead of the southpaw stance that his opponent uses.

the only other person other than me to notice this was johhny nelson in the sky sports analysis of the fight.


for people to even think floyd sr is a great trainer boggles me.

very good point indeed.

[MindBat]

nobody seems to question floyd sr. as to why he was using orthodox stance when working the pads with ricky instead of the southpaw stance that his opponent uses.

the only other person other than me to notice this was johhny nelson in the sky sports analysis of the fight.

for people to even think floyd sr is a great trainer boggles me.

I may be wrong, but trainers don't necessarily have to be in any stance when working the pads with their fighters.

That's what the sparring partners are for.

And who's to say he wasn't changing stances?

The 24/7 shows don't cover every single training session.

As far as Sr. being a great trainer, he raised and built the foundation of the best P4P fighter today.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

I may be wrong, but trainers don't necessarily have to be in any stance when working the pads with their fighters.

That's what the sparring partners are for.

And who's to say he wasn't changing stances?

The 24/7 shows don't cover every single training session.

As far as Sr. being a great trainer, he raised and built the foundation of the best P4P fighter today.

Fraud sr. trained Pacquiao?

[MindBat]

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Fraud sr. trained Pacquiao?

You know what I mean, brah.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

You know what I mean, brah.

no, i dont know what u mean brah, because the p4p 1# fighter today & of the decade is trained by freddie roach.

who u talkin about brah?

[MindBat]

no, i dont know what u mean brah, because the p4p 1# fighter today & of the decade is trained by freddie roach.

who u talkin about brah?

Are you serious, brah?

[DonTaseMeBrah]

Are you serious, brah?

MANNY PACQUIAO
years fought = 1995-2009 (15 years)
pro fights = 54
weight range over career = 36 pounds (106-142), spanning 11 divisions
record of opposition = 1,344-247-58 (81.5% win percentage)
KO % = 37 KOs in 49 wins (75.5%)
linear world championships = FOUR; flyweight (112), featherweight (126), junior lightweight (130), junior welterweight (140)
world titles = ELEVEN; 112 (WBC), 122 (IBF, WBO), 126 (RING, WBA, IBF), 130 (RING, WBC), 135 (WBC), 140 (RING, IBO)
record against current/former titlists = 11-2-2
hall of fame "lock" opponents = FOUR; Marco Antonio Barrera (x2), Juan Manuel Marquez (x2), Erik Morales (x3), Oscar De La Hoya



FLOYD MAYWEATHER (all stats include upcoming Marquez bout)
years fought = 1996-2007, 2009 (13 years)
pro fights = 40
weight range over career = 20 pounds (130-150), spanning 5 divisions
record of opposition = 1,037-176-36 (83% win percentage)
KO % = 25 KOs in 39 wins (64.1%)
linear world championships = THREE; junior lightweight (130), lightweight (135), welterweight (147)
world titles = NINE; 130 (WBC), 135 (RING, WBC), 140 (WBC), 147 (RING, WBC, IBF, IBO), 154 (WBC)
record against current/former titlists = 12-0 (13-0 if he beats Marquez)
hall of fame "lock" opponents = TWO; Oscar De La Hoya, Juan Manuel Marquez

Advantage = Pacquiao

[MindBat]

MANNY PACQUIAO
years fought = 1995-2009 (15 years)
pro fights = 54
weight range over career = 36 pounds (106-142), spanning 11 divisions
record of opposition = 1,344-247-58 (81.5% win percentage)
KO % = 37 KOs in 49 wins (75.5%)
linear world championships = FOUR; flyweight (112), featherweight (126), junior lightweight (130), junior welterweight (140)
world titles = ELEVEN; 112 (WBC), 122 (IBF, WBO), 126 (RING, WBA, IBF), 130 (RING, WBC), 135 (WBC), 140 (RING, IBO)
record against current/former titlists = 11-2-2
hall of fame "lock" opponents = FOUR; Marco Antonio Barrera (x2), Juan Manuel Marquez (x2), Erik Morales (x3), Oscar De La Hoya

FLOYD MAYWEATHER (all stats include upcoming Marquez bout)
years fought = 1996-2007, 2009 (13 years)
pro fights = 40
weight range over career = 20 pounds (130-150), spanning 5 divisions
record of opposition = 1,037-176-36 (83% win percentage)
KO % = 25 KOs in 39 wins (64.1%)
linear world championships = THREE; junior lightweight (130), lightweight (135), welterweight (147)
world titles = NINE; 130 (WBC), 135 (RING, WBC), 140 (WBC), 147 (RING, WBC, IBF, IBO), 154 (WBC)
record against current/former titlists = 12-0 (13-0 if he beats Marquez)
hall of fame "lock" opponents = TWO; Oscar De La Hoya, Juan Manuel Marquez

Advantage = Pacquiao

Ok. Manny's a great fighter.

We'll just have to wait and see what happens when they actually meet
in the ring.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

Ok. Manny's a great fighter.

We'll just have to wait and see what happens when they actually meet
in the ring.

i hope your lover has the balls.

I hope he doesnt hide behind unreasonable money & weight requests & "im not doing business w/ bob arum" nonsense.