Alex Ariza "Manny Pacquiao Did No Strength & Conditioning Training." (AUDIO)

[BoxCleva]

Alex Ariza shares his thoughts on Manny Pacquiao's recent loss to Juan Manuel Marquez.

[Skip Bayless]

is 'Strength & Conditioning' another name for 'PED cycling'?

[Light_Speed]

Conditioning was not an issue, he was the faster and more dynamic fighter in the ring and aside from the 3rd round he was overpowering Marquez until he got KO'd. SKILLS won that fight, not conditioning.

[GoldSugar]

What Light Speed said.

[TheRealNess]

Man shut the hell up already and accept the loss. You guys been saying that forever, everytime pacquaio dont look good something leaks from team pac "Pacquiao found a ***tape with jinkee and 12 bums" "pacquiao was too busy trying to destroy every condom in manilla" "Pacquaio refused to do polymetrics" blah blah blah. dude could have been roided out his mind the out come wouldent have changed he would have ran face first into that prefect punch and been out either way.

on a side note maybe pacquaio should skip Strength and conditioning cause he looked the best he looked in years

[lebrick]

i noticed it on 24/7.. pac abandoned his strength and conditioning regimen and instead saw it on JMM..

plyometrics makes a world of wonder..

[Suavecito80]

blah, blah, blah, excuses, excuses. He was outsmarted and timed perfectly all of the "strenght and conditioning" in the world wouln't have helped. Or should I repeat what he said "God himself will not save him from Marquez's right hand" LOL

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

I'd rather hear this from Ariza, than all the accusations of steroid use by Manny fans.

[tank17211]

Alex Ariza shares his thoughts on Manny Pacquiao's recent loss to Juan Manuel Marquez.

Im so sick of Ariza mouth. He needs to get off his knees and stop sucking off Marquez strength coach.

[miniq]

So what?

Pacquiao looked like a monster and the best he has in a long time in that fight

Nothing pphysically could have prevented that KO