Supporters of Manny Pacquiao often claim he’s guided by the Holy Spirit

[Century Tuna]

A lofty assertion that borders more on blind devotion than objective assessment. In reality, Pacquiao's best days are clearly behind him. His recent performances suggest a man clinging to past glory rather than adapting to present realities. Against a fighter like Barrios, who’s hungry and in his prime, Pacquiao’s only realistic path to victory might be outside the ring, perhaps through financial persuasion rather than athletic merit.

[just the facts]

A lofty assertion that borders more on blind devotion than objective assessment. In reality, Pacquiao's best days are clearly behind him. His recent performances suggest a man clinging to past glory rather than adapting to present realities. Against a fighter like Barrios, who’s hungry and in his prime, Pacquiao’s only realistic path to victory might be outside the ring, perhaps through financial persuasion rather than athletic merit.

Given your history of strange negative obsession with Manny Pacquiao (I remember the night Brandon Figueroa fought Luis Nery you came on here and claimed both would beat Pacquiao), it’s extremely difficult to give any credibility to anything you post.

[Century Tuna]

Given your history of strange negative obsession with Manny Pacquiao (I remember the night Brandon Figueroa fought Luis Nery you came on here and claimed both would beat Pacquiao), it’s extremely difficult to give any credibility to anything you post.

You act like criticizing Pacquiao is a crime. Sorry if your hero worship can’t handle a little objectivity. The fact that you’re still crying about a comment from the Figueroa-Nery fight says more about your obsession than mine. Try arguing boxing instead of clinging to old posts like a jealous ex.