Martinez is gonna be in a catchweight....I'd rather see Pac with BERTO at 147 for a belt with a young undefeated AA.
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Originally posted by ИATAS206 View Postmartinez would weigh 170+ in the ring and pac would be around 148 pounds. that's ******.
If the people your own size don't offer any challenge, then fight bigger people. That's the situation Pacquiao is in right now. He has more or less proven himself the supreme welterweight (with the possible exception of Floyd, but let's not get into that) so sticking around mopping up the left overs is pretty redundant. I want to see him face someone who can possibly beat him.
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I have Martinez winning against him, he is a skilled 5'10'' fighter and will come in above middleweight. He ain't Margarito with the footwork of a half year amateur experience footwork. Roach will insist on a unhealthy unreal catchweight.
Moneywise Mosley is the best option, but Berto/Alexander/Bradley will do more for his legacy.
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Originally posted by S.G. View PostAre you arguing that it's not the easiest fight for Pacquiao or that it's not the best fight for Pacquiao? He stands more to gain from fighting Martinez than the other three/four combined.
We obviously have a difference in opinion on Pacquiao's abilities. In my mind he stands a perfectly reasonable chance of beating Martinez, which I'm sure the betting odds would reflect were it signed. It's not guaranteed, like four of his last six fights have been, but that's what we want, right? Let's see Pacquiao really earn that 8th weight division.
Do you seriously think Bradley/Alexander (who Pacquiao would likely drag up to 147lbs) stand a snowball's chance in hell of survivng past round five, let alone winning?
Pac-Bradley is a great option at 140. However, even if it is at 147 I give Bradley a better chance in beating Pac, then I do Pac in beating Martinez at 154+.
Fact is Martinez is too talented, too big, and just too good. I don't mind Pac being in a fight where there is a good chance of him losing. A fight against Floyd is a fight that pac could lose but also could win. Martinez he just won't be able to win unless he really drains him in a very low catch-weight.
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostI am arguing that Martinez is not his best option because he a slim to no chance of winning at 154+. The only the gains about fighting Martinez is the respect of fighting him. But, that is the best options for the fans, Pac fans, and Pac critics. But, not for Pac himself.
Pac-Bradley is a great option at 140. However, even if it is at 147 I give Bradley a better chance in beating Pac, then I do Pac in beating Martinez at 154+.
Fact is Martinez is too talented, too big, and just too good. I don't mind Pac being in a fight where there is a good chance of him losing. A fight against Floyd is a fight that pac could lose but also could win. Martinez he just won't be able to win unless he really drains him in a very low catch-weight.
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Originally posted by S.G. View PostAre you arguing that it's not the best fight for Pacquiao or that it's not the easiest fight for Pacquiao? He stands more to gain from fighting Martinez than the other three/four combined.
We obviously have a difference in opinion on Pacquiao's abilities. In my mind he stands a perfectly reasonable chance of beating Martinez, which I'm sure the betting odds would reflect were it signed. It's not guaranteed, like four of his last six fights have been, but that's what we want, right? Let's see Pacquiao really earn that 8th weight division.
Do you seriously think Bradley/Alexander (who Pacquiao would likely drag up to 147lbs) stand a snowball's chance in hell of surviving past round five, let alone winning?
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostI am arguing that Martinez is not his best option because he a slim to no chance of winning at 154+. The only the gains about fighting Martinez is the respect of fighting him. But, that is the best options for the fans, Pac fans, and Pac critics. But, not for Pac himself.
Pac-Bradley is a great option at 140. However, even if it is at 147 I give Bradley a better chance in beating Pac, then I do Pac in beating Martinez at 154+.
Fact is Martinez is too talented, too big, and just too good. I don't mind Pac being in a fight where there is a good chance of him losing. A fight against Floyd is a fight that pac could lose but also could win. Martinez he just won't be able to win unless he really drains him in a very low catch-weight.
If they were the same size ...
Having said that ... at this point, what matters to arum and team pac is what opponent can generate the most money.
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