MURAD MUHAMMAD: I kept Pac away from African American fighters..

[-The Glove-]

Read this and shut up.

[Khalid X]

Read this and shut up.

no read this and shut up

This thread is **** so let me kill it real quick with some cold hard facts

Pac has avoided slick fighters? Fiction.....Pac won his first world title against a slick fighter in Sakul(SP). I would even consider Ledwaba a slick fighter because he constantly slips, ducks and uses bobbing and weaving similar to Andre Dirrell.


As far as all the AA fighters.

Tim Austin- this has got to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard. When Pac was at 122 he couldn't physicallly go any more lower in weight than that. Austin was at 118 and in 2001when Pac was at 122.....Austin was only 18 years old, very green and hadn't made a name for himself. 2003 he was still at bantamweight (118) while pac was already at 126

Kevin Kelley-was done as a fighter and wasn't taken his career serious..which is why they were calling his fight with Barrera "a shot at redemption"

Junior Jones-completey done as a fighter and him and pac were never at the same weight class at the same time

Freddie Norwood-Lost a fight and then took a several years off from the sport. Not even an option as he wasn't even boxing at the time.

Mark Johnson-The best AA fighter in the lower classes in my opinion but by him and pac were never in the same weight class. As soon as pac made a name for himself at 112...he lost a few fights later to Sigurat (sp) realised he couldn't make the weight anymore, and moved up to 122. Again Pac couldn't make the weight so Johnson was never an option for him.


Gainer-I already went in detail as to why he wasnt an option. Shot, not taken his career serious and completey outboxed against Marquez. He was actually in talks for Fighting Hamed but even then he wasn't taken his career serious. Was never considered an opponent for Pacquiao

Those were the top AA fighters when Pac was in the lower weight classes. There were never any to be considered as possible opponents. If there were he would have fought them. He has fought black fighters in Sanchez, Ledwaba, and Julio.

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

u act like you watched the fight. LOL come on man...Pac won via KO, became the Man at 112 and a star was born.

I seen the fight fool. Its been on youtube.

He was getting his head boxed off. So the last time was 12 years ago? Like foreal. Is that not proof that he has wanted nothing to do with a slick guy? He wouldve gtten schooled they put him in there with one. If you were over his career would YOU let him fight slick fighters? I wouldnt.

[jrosales13]

Sasukal was a slick fighter...yet it's still not good enough for you guys?

Is not good for them cuz when they use the word "ever" they actually mean since Pac was at lightweight... when they use the word "slick" they actually mean African American... I am not going to say all Floyd fans but some of them do...

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

yeah that Idiot fails to realize that it was a white man who invented that style and black fighters, later on down the road, took that style and ran with it.

What white man? Who?

Thats a ****** ass comment. A white guy invented basketball. **** is dominated by African-Americans now.

[jrosales13]

Read this and shut up.

The link is broken...

[-The Glove-]

no read this and shut up

This thread is **** so let me kill it real quick with some cold hard facts

Pac has avoided slick fighters? Fiction.....Pac won his first world title against a slick fighter in Sakul(SP). I would even consider Ledwaba a slick fighter because he constantly slips, ducks and uses bobbing and weaving similar to Andre Dirrell.


As far as all the AA fighters.

Tim Austin- this has got to be the dumbest thing I have ever heard. When Pac was at 122 he couldn't physicallly go any more lower in weight than that. Austin was at 118 and in 2001when Pac was at 122.....Austin was only 18 years old, very green and hadn't made a name for himself. 2003 he was still at bantamweight (118) while pac was already at 126

Kevin Kelley-was done as a fighter and wasn't taken his career serious..which is why they were calling his fight with Barrera "a shot at redemption"

Junior Jones-completey done as a fighter and him and pac were never at the same weight class at the same time

Freddie Norwood-Lost a fight and then took a several years off from the sport. Not even an option as he wasn't even boxing at the time.

Mark Johnson-The best AA fighter in the lower classes in my opinion but by him and pac were never in the same weight class. As soon as pac made a name for himself at 112...he lost a few fights later to Sigurat (sp) realised he couldn't make the weight anymore, and moved up to 122. Again Pac couldn't make the weight so Johnson was never an option for him.


Gainer-I already went in detail as to why he wasnt an option. Shot, not taken his career serious and completey outboxed against Marquez. He was actually in talks for Fighting Hamed but even then he wasn't taken his career serious. Was never considered an opponent for Pacquiao

Those were the top AA fighters when Pac was in the lower weight classes. There were never any to be considered as possible opponents. If there were he would have fought them. He has fought black fighters in Sanchez, Ledwaba, and Julio.

If you woulda glanced at the article it would have saved you a lot of typing. It pretty much says what you said, fool! Pacquiao didn't avoid anyone because he simply just fought the best.

[miron_lang]

When Murad Muhammad was handling Manny Pac. What African American fighters were there to fight in his weight-class?

Kevin Kelly, Derrick Gainer, Freddie Norwood????

[VERDUGO]

122-126
There were no african american fighters availalable for PAc when he was still being promoted by MM.
WTF?

[jrosales13]

some floyd fans think that all asians that pacqquiao fought were bums.

See the thing with Floyd fans is that not all of them but most don't watch the lower weight divisions. So they don't really know... Again not all but most...

And, Floyd fans accuse a lot of Pac fans. That they didn't start watching boxing until Pac beat Oscar. But, some Floyd fans didn't really started watching boxing until Floyd beat Gatti and then later on Oscar...