Pacquaio vs McGregor
Posted: 28 Aug 2017, 09:39
What Happens? Pacquiao is past it. McGregor showed he was capable but lacks any fundamentals.
Mayweather was past it too and did not even need to sweat to stop McGregor - Pacquiao wins by KOIKSRTFO wrote:What Happens? Pacquiao is past it. McGregor showed he was capable but lacks any fundamentals.
No it's better.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Mcgregor by tko. Pacquiao's chin is not like Mayweather's.
Lmfao no it's not. At all.Ricky_ wrote:No it's better.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Mcgregor by tko. Pacquiao's chin is not like Mayweather's.
Oh ok then.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Lmfao no it's not. At all.Ricky_ wrote:No it's better.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Mcgregor by tko. Pacquiao's chin is not like Mayweather's.
Lightning won't strike twice though.Lackeos wrote:Probably an actually good idea for a match-up. This hadn't occurred to me, but this is one of the biggest payday opportunities available to each of these two fighters.
I voted for Pacquiao by KO. If you can't imagine how this match-up plays out, then watch Pacquiao - Margarito.
There's been about 25 different fighters where Pacquiao took more punishment than Mayweather ever has.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Lmfao no it's not. At all.Ricky_ wrote:No it's better.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Mcgregor by tko. Pacquiao's chin is not like Mayweather's.
And that's why his chin is weaker than Mayweather, plus he's old now.Lackeos wrote:There's been about 25 different fighters where Pacquiao took more punishment than Mayweather ever has.FastestHandsInThewest wrote:Lmfao no it's not. At all.Ricky_ wrote:
No it's better.
Enlightened-One wrote:
the public won't be overly-excited about seeing McGregor get walked down and dominated by another much smaller past-their-prime opponent that is also a dead-cert first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It wouldn't generate enough money.
I do believe that McGregor versus Malignaggi could do good numbers though
The public seem to love the WWE style of self-promotion and Manny Pacquiao is incapable of that, because his command of the English language isn't good enough.Ricky_ wrote:Enlightened-One wrote:
the public won't be overly-excited about seeing McGregor get walked down and dominated by another much smaller past-their-prime opponent that is also a dead-cert first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It wouldn't generate enough money.
I do believe that McGregor versus Malignaggi could do good numbers though
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Kilsby wrote:If you need a first tko/ko in 7-8 years its always a good idea to fight McGregor!![]()
Conor would have a HUGE size advantage over PacquiaoEnlightened-One wrote:Lightning won't strike twice though.Lackeos wrote:Probably an actually good idea for a match-up. This hadn't occurred to me, but this is one of the biggest payday opportunities available to each of these two fighters.
I voted for Pacquiao by KO. If you can't imagine how this match-up plays out, then watch Pacquiao - Margarito.
What I mean by that, is the public won't be overly-excited about seeing McGregor get walked down and dominated by another much smaller past-their-prime opponent that is also a dead-cert first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It wouldn't generate enough money.
I do believe that McGregor versus Malignaggi could do good numbers though, because Paulie is a character that markets himself really well, he can trash-talk, he already has a rivalry with Conor and the public seem fascinated about their sparring "story".
I also believe that fight fans would consider a bout between McGregor and Malignaggi as a competitive affair, whereas Conor would be perceived as a massive underdog engaging in a mismatch against Pacquiao.
Not unlike... Margarito.IKSRTFO wrote:Conor would have a HUGE size advantage over PacquiaoEnlightened-One wrote:Lightning won't strike twice though.Lackeos wrote:Probably an actually good idea for a match-up. This hadn't occurred to me, but this is one of the biggest payday opportunities available to each of these two fighters.
I voted for Pacquiao by KO. If you can't imagine how this match-up plays out, then watch Pacquiao - Margarito.
What I mean by that, is the public won't be overly-excited about seeing McGregor get walked down and dominated by another much smaller past-their-prime opponent that is also a dead-cert first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It wouldn't generate enough money.
I do believe that McGregor versus Malignaggi could do good numbers though, because Paulie is a character that markets himself really well, he can trash-talk, he already has a rivalry with Conor and the public seem fascinated about their sparring "story".
I also believe that fight fans would consider a bout between McGregor and Malignaggi as a competitive affair, whereas Conor would be perceived as a massive underdog engaging in a mismatch against Pacquiao.
He had a huge size advantage over Mayweather also, but it didn't translate into being more powerful, since the UFC fighter couldn't punch his way out of a crisp bad with those dodgy Hong Kong Phooey style Karate chops he kept throwing.IKSRTFO wrote:Conor would have a HUGE size advantage over PacquiaoEnlightened-One wrote:Lightning won't strike twice though.Lackeos wrote:Probably an actually good idea for a match-up. This hadn't occurred to me, but this is one of the biggest payday opportunities available to each of these two fighters.
I voted for Pacquiao by KO. If you can't imagine how this match-up plays out, then watch Pacquiao - Margarito.
What I mean by that, is the public won't be overly-excited about seeing McGregor get walked down and dominated by another much smaller past-their-prime opponent that is also a dead-cert first-ballot Hall-of-Famer. It wouldn't generate enough money.
I do believe that McGregor versus Malignaggi could do good numbers though, because Paulie is a character that markets himself really well, he can trash-talk, he already has a rivalry with Conor and the public seem fascinated about their sparring "story".
I also believe that fight fans would consider a bout between McGregor and Malignaggi as a competitive affair, whereas Conor would be perceived as a massive underdog engaging in a mismatch against Pacquiao.