The fighting pride of the Philippines
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Mexico's finest?
in terms of resume and a head to head match-up.
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Mexico's finest?
in terms of resume and a head to head match-up.
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id have to say Pacquiao. i understand that a lot of people question JCC resume. yes? claiming he didnt fight good opposition until late in his career. while nobody can really argue Pacs ATG status, am i right?
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I have to give the nod to Manny because of how he rose through these divisions fighting only the best in the short time frame that he has done it.
Peace.Comment
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i'd have to give my nod to Pac over JCC Sr. but not that much though...Comment
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Julio Cesar Chavez by a country mileComment
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According to Cliff Rold...
Read moreMany a fan has asked the question: what would it take for a modern fighter to make a run at Sugar Ray Robinson’s hold on the mythical top of the sport’s all-time ratings?
It may be the answer is nothing.
If not, the answer is that we are witnessing it in our time.
On Saturday night, with a frightening precision, the same Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KO) who came from behind on December 4, 1998, to knock out lineal and WBC World Flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul in the eighth round with a single punch, walked through lineal World Junior Welterweight champion Ricky Hatton (45-2, 32 KO) in one second shy of six minutes.
In doing so, Pacquiao became only the second man to make title claims in six weight divisions and the first man ever to win lineal World titles in four weight classes.
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Chavez: Ramirez, Camacho, Taylor
Pacquiao: Cotto, Barrera, Morales
I think its close(no not jus off those 3 wins)...Pacquiao's title wins in various weightclasses get him the nod I think...Comment
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resume PAC................head to head 50/50Comment
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comes down to prefrences imo
do you like a guy that dominates a few weight classes and makes a lot of title defenses
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do you like a guy that dominates a few fighters at a lot of different weight classesComment
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