:lol :lolBaby Milo said:Pac is definitely winning the fight against clottey's gloves and arms
Baby Milo said:Pac is definitely winning the fight against clottey's gloves and arms
BigKaboom2 said:Pac is clearly the worse for wear, especially after those three brutal uppercuts, but as always everyone orgasms over pointless punch barrages to guys that aren't open for it.
Nemesis121 said:Wish i could see it (
BigKaboom2 said:Pac is clearly the worse for wear, especially after those three brutal uppercuts, but as always everyone orgasms over pointless punch barrages to guys that aren't open for it.
Clottey barely won one round. :lolJackson50 said:I think the judges will award Clottey two rounds, but PacMan will win.
Yes. I thought they would have awarded Clottey two of the earlier rounds when PacMan's punches were being blocked, but the final scores are not surprising.Marvie_3 said:Clottey barely won one round. :lol
TheCardPlayer said:Pacman again, proved that he's the best fighter on the planet. Clottey couldn't do anything. Seriously, Mayweather won't want any of this. Goddamn, Pacquiao is beastly.
Well, he won 1 round on 2 judges' cards, so I guess you could say he won two rounds. :lolJackson50 said:Yes. I thought they would have awarded Clottey two of the earlier rounds when PacMan's punches were being blocked, but the final scores are not surprising.
Fixed.TheCardPlayer said:Clottey wouldn't do anything.
Ninja Scooter said:I don't see how anyone can watch this and decide that Mayweather wouldn't want any. Clottey didn't even try to fight. You might as well have been watching Paq fight a punching bag.
Marvie_3 said:Fixed.
TheCardPlayer said:Clottey is a very good fighter, and he came to fight. But a defensive style against Pacman is just cruising for a beating.
:lol :lol
yes im sure may is afraid of someone not being able to get around clottey's defense and hitting nothing all night. worse fighters have done better against clottey.Ninja Scooter said:I don't see how anyone can watch this and decide that Mayweather wouldn't want any. Clottey didn't even try to fight. You might as well have been watching Paq fight a punching bag.
Ninja Scooter said:I don't see how anyone can watch this and decide that Mayweather wouldn't want any. Clottey didn't even try to fight. You might as well have been watching Paq fight a punching bag.
huacst21 said:Apparently you don't know anything about boxing. When you have a relentless power puncher pounding on your ribcage non-stop (especially in the opening rounds) you tend not to fight back because your ribcage is on fire.
Body shots demoralize fighters and make them go turtle, nothing new here.
huacst21 said:Apparently you don't know anything about boxing. When you have a relentless power puncher pounding on your ribcage non-stop (especially in the opening rounds) you tend not to fight back because your ribcage is on fire.
Body shots demoralize fighters and make them go turtle, nothing new here.
BigKaboom2 said:20% connect percentage is ridiculous for the top P4P guy. He's almost certainly just taking advantage of the stupid judges that score based entirely on punches thrown, even though he has the skills to win while still being accurate. Compubox said he landed 246 but I'm pretty sure at least 150 of those were glancing body shots that did minimal damage. He's better than this performance; he's just used to pummeling guys who refuse to keep their hands up.
Ninja Scooter said:there is a big difference between what Clottey was doing and what somebody like PBF or Hopkins does. Thats what I am trying to say. I don't see how anyone can watch Clottey shit it up out there and draw any conclusions on a potential Floyd/Manny fight from that.
Baby Milo said:yes im sure may is afraid of someone not being able to get around clottey's defense and hitting nothing all night. worse fighters have done better against clottey.
huacst21 said:Well Manny had to fight somebody to keep him from getting ring rusty.
see5harp said:I think that says more about Clottey's fight plan than Manny's. If Clottey put his hands down and decided to trade it would be over. If you are making the argument that Manny has only faced tin cans, I'd only give you David Diaz. Pacquiao blocked a ton of Clottey's punches in the 2nd half aside from a few very good uppercut flurries. At what point do you say that the 100 or so body punches (even if glancing) had an effect on Clottey's offensive output? Pacquiao may not be the P4P, but he's going to have to lose big for me to not consider him a candidate at the very least.
Ninja Scooter said:True, and im not criticizing Manny. He fought a great fight and did what he could against a guy that did not want to fight back.
I'm saying Manny intentionally throws flurries that he knows won't land, because he knows the judges will ooh and ahh no matter what. He's perfectly capable of fighting a normal fight where he exploits actual openings instead of just teeing off on the other guy's guard, but he hasn't had to do that since the last JMM fight. Diaz, De La Hoya, Hatton, and Cotto were/are not nearly skilled enough defensively to deal with his barrages, and it's kind of silly that he had no need to try to adapt to Clottey's stellar defense because of the aforementioned judges giving him round after round as his connect percentage plummets further and further.see5harp said:I think that says more about Clottey's fight plan than Manny's. If Clottey put his hands down and decided to trade it would be over. If you are making the argument that Manny has only faced tin cans, I'd only give you David Diaz. Pacquiao blocked a ton of Clottey's punches in the 2nd half aside from a few very good uppercut flurries. At what point do you say that the 100 or so body punches (even if glancing) had an effect on Clottey's offensive output? Pacquiao may not be the P4P, but he's going to have to lose big for me to not consider him a candidate at the very least.
Norante said:This. Whatever Clottey had in store for this (which probably wasn't much to begin with) was put to rest when Pac fired bodyshots like a demon. The man is legend.
BigKaboom2 said:I'm saying Manny intentionally throws flurries that he knows won't land, because he knows the judges will ooh and ahh no matter what. He's perfectly capable of fighting a normal fight where he exploits actual openings instead of just teeing off on the other guy's guard, but he hasn't had to do that since the last JMM fight. Diaz, De La Hoya, Hatton, and Cotto were/are not nearly skilled enough defensively to deal with his barrages, and it's kind of silly that he had no need to try to adapt to Clottey's stellar defense because of the aforementioned judges giving him round after round as his connect percentage plummets further and further.
EDIT: And as said above, anyone who thinks Clottey should have thrown ~1000 punches ("coming to fight") needs to watch some old Pacquiao fights.
He threw 619 against JMM the second time and 694 against Barrera before that. It's a fairly recent development. Getting 80+ percent of your punches blocked is not part of ring generalship. I'm not arguing that he shouldn't do it, I'm arguing that the judges shouldn't reward him for it.see5harp said:Ring generalship is part of the judging. If Pacquiao didn't throw 100 punches a round, he wouldn't be Pacquiao. Connect percentage isn't even part of the judging man. Clean effective punching is worth something, but not when you aren't hurting your opponent or controlling the fight. High punch output, regardless of connect percentage, is part of Pacquiao's game. Why do you think Clottey was so defensive the entire fight?
BigKaboom2 said:He threw 619 against JMM the second time and 694 against Barrera before that. It's a fairly recent development. Getting 80+ percent of your punches blocked is not part of ring generalship. I'm not arguing that he shouldn't do it, I'm arguing that the judges shouldn't reward him for it.