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Re: Pacman - Where will it stop?
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 11:07
by Rocky Balboa
Gazmac81 wrote:Picture this for a one night Pay per view
David Haye vs Wlad or Vitali Klitcho in Britain or Germany
Manny Pacquio vs Floyd Mayweather - Vegas
How much would you be willing to pay for that?
I'd pay £100 to watch it on PPV!
Re: Pacman - Where will it stop?
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 12:42
by tobyh5
Deserter wrote:[quote="tobyh5]
The thing that makes me most suspicious, which you touch on as well, is that ALL his attributes seem to have 'accelerated' during his weight rise - speed, strength and stamina.
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That is the main point.
Which leads to discrediting all the examples you showed were of fighters too small for those weights, podgy and soft, lacking in power, snap and strength at those weight.
The fact Pac is proving so strong, powerful and conditioned at the higher weights lends substance to it not being hard work along that is behind it
Re: Pacman - Where will it stop?
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 15:14
by Deserter
tobyh5 wrote:Deserter wrote:[quote="tobyh5]
The thing that makes me most suspicious, which you touch on as well, is that ALL his attributes seem to have 'accelerated' during his weight rise - speed, strength and stamina.
That is the main point.
Which leads to discrediting all the examples you showed were of fighters too small for those weights, podgy and soft, lacking in power, snap and strength at those weight.
The fact Pac is proving so strong, powerful and conditioned at the higher weights lends substance to it not being hard work along that is behind it[/quote][/quote][/quote]
I'm not really arguing too much here, as I've already stated my own suspicions, but I'm not completely understanding you - when you say those examples were of fighters who were too small for those weights, do you mean the weight they finished up at, as that clearly isn't the case with Jones, who has been far more impressive at Cruiser than at any other weight?