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    #21
    Originally posted by Leohappy View Post
    arum is gonna announce pac's next fight a day after floyd tko's ortiz in 10,
    pac's gonna go into stutter mode again: mmmm aaaa eeee ortiz no good eeeeee me no need fight floyd aaa me take any test mmm aaaaa eeee


    Roach & Arum "We want to outdo Floyd!"

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      #22
      Even with Floyd's long layoff not many give Ortiz, an active welter weight coming off a big win with a title belt, and a puncher's chance, a chance of winning.

      Any wonder why the Pacman hasn't taken the test yet?

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        #23
        Pac is right and Ill take it one step farther. Ortiz by devasating KO

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          #24
          Floyd can easily be beat by applying consistant pressure to him. Castillo proved that when he beat Floyd in their first fight, but they gave it to Floyd. Floyd was loosing on all score cards. Why do you think that he's making all these testing excuses not to fight a super aggresive fighter like Manny?

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            #25
            Originally posted by vinny2006 View Post
            Floyd can easily be beat by applying consistant pressure to him. Castillo proved that when he beat Floyd in their first fight, but they gave it to Floyd. Floyd was loosing on all score cards. Why do you think that he's making all these testing excuses not to fight a super aggresive fighter like Manny?
            Floyd fought with one arm in the first fight, and the judges saw the fight differently.

            The rematch tells you everything about who was the best in that division. Not even Team Castillo argued about that one.

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              #26
              Originally posted by vinny2006 View Post
              Floyd can easily be beat by applying consistant pressure to him. Castillo proved that when he beat Floyd in their first fight, but they gave it to Floyd. Floyd was loosing on all score cards. Why do you think that he's making all these testing excuses not to fight a super aggresive fighter like Manny?
              If that is the case then why is it that every fight since then have all resulted in Floyd winning? I mean that fight happened well over 9 years ago. Floyd has had plenty of fights since then. Including an immediate rematch with Castillo. If it was so easy the first time why couldn't Castillo pull it off again? Didn't work that way did it?

              Or how about every fighter since then? I mean all they had to do was look at that first fight and say " Hey, this is how you beat Floyd. It is sooo easy." You don't think people already tried to figure that out all the years since then? And what happened? They all failed.

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                #27
                Bob Arum, Pacquiao’s promoter, was less diplomatic regarding the 24-year-old Ortiz (29-2-2, 22 KOs), who would ruin what could become the most lucrative event in boxing history if he upsets the unbeaten Mayweather (41-0, 25 KOs).

                “He has no chance,” Arum said of Ortiz. “A fighter never knows he has no chance, but he has no chance.”


                Article Link - //krikya360.com/?m=show&o...#ixzz1XNJN5j2j
                Now you really know why Pac fight ain't happening. Arum knows what Floyd is capable of like Ellerbe said. Pac and Roach gives Ortiz a chance but Arum gives him none.
                Last edited by GRUSTLER; 09-08-2011, 10:48 AM.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by 2stepshep View Post
                  If that is the case then why is it that every fight since then have all resulted in Floyd winning? I mean that fight happened well over 9 years ago. Floyd has had plenty of fights since then. Including an immediate rematch with Castillo. If it was so easy the first time why couldn't Castillo pull it off again? Didn't work that way did it?

                  Or how about every fighter since then? I mean all they had to do was look at that first fight and say " Hey, this is how you beat Floyd. It is sooo easy." You don't think people already tried to figure that out all the years since then? And what happened? They all failed.
                  The point is he lost that first fight with Castillo so he is not undefeated as he claims to be, and don't give me that bull**** that he fought with one arm, if that is the case, I heard Castillo made the same claim on their second fight....trying getting off Mayweather's **** for once stepshep....

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by MindBat View Post
                    Floyd fought with one arm in the first fight, and the judges saw the fight differently.

                    The rematch tells you everything about who was the best in that division. Not even Team Castillo argued about that one.
                    Nice avatar, Floyd looks cute with that purple hat on....

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by CharliesRecords View Post
                      The point is he lost that first fight with Castillo so he is not undefeated as he claims to be, and don't give me that bull**** that he fought with one arm, if that is the case, I heard Castillo made the same claim on their second fight....trying getting off Mayweather's **** for once stepshep....
                      I think you have me confused with someone else. Show me where throughout my entire post where I said Floyd had an injured hand in the first fight. In fact that is the first time I have even heard about this. I seen the first fight and I thought it was pretty close. I can see if people want to say that Castillo won. Especially if they favor aggression.

                      But it doesn't matter what people think now does it? It matters what the judges think. Just like I thought Marquez beat Pac in the 2nd fight. All of press row and all the sports writers felt the same way. But in the end the judges didn't see it that way or the pac fans.

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