The fight of this decade is coming on March 13th - Floyd Mayweather Jr. v.s. Manny Pacquiao. The Mayweather supporters look to possess without doubt their child will end Manny with general ease. The Pacquiao supporters look like they share the exact same emotion - just in support of Manny. It will be good to see this struggle end in a KO or TKO but who's the boxer more prone to get knocked out.
As somebody who watches boxing for the real pleasure of the sport, here is my opinion:
Floyd will probably get attack much less compared to Hatton, P La Hoya, and Cotto. His security is close to perfect. As close as you can get or at the very least that I have experienced from present decade boxers. That said, Floyd is going to get hit more than he actually has with a number of the hardest punches he has taken. Pacquiao's energy and pace doesn't appear to minimize that much also through the later rounds. If you figure Mayweather is going to get strike at least 30% less compared to mentioned Pacquiao opponents, he is probably still planning to own taken some pretty good blows by the 10th and 11th round. I am going to say Pacquiao features a 50% possibility of slamming Mayweather out just because I do believe the recurring produces by Pacquiao may indeed toss Mayweather down enough that his security worsens and he leaves him self open for some odd straight power strike that he didn't see coming.
Tiger711
I think Pacquiao has only nearly as good the opportunity of being KO'd. Some people say Mayweather does not have power but even if that is true, a moderately major strike landed on the face a few situations in a row from a direct remaining left and moving left catch that is just as quickly as Pacquiao's punches will probably trigger problems. We've seen Pacquiao take some hits, we've also seen him get in some trouble as lately as March 2008 against Marquez. I have to state nevertheless - Manny Pacquiao is not nearly as wreckless as he was actually just shy of 24 months ago. 50% chance of Manny being KO'd. He is planning to be constantly approaching and Mayweather is going to be counter-punching. Those counter punches will soon be better than Marquez's and the danger is definitely there for Pac.
As somebody who watches boxing for the real pleasure of the sport, here is my opinion:
Floyd will probably get attack much less compared to Hatton, P La Hoya, and Cotto. His security is close to perfect. As close as you can get or at the very least that I have experienced from present decade boxers. That said, Floyd is going to get hit more than he actually has with a number of the hardest punches he has taken. Pacquiao's energy and pace doesn't appear to minimize that much also through the later rounds. If you figure Mayweather is going to get strike at least 30% less compared to mentioned Pacquiao opponents, he is probably still planning to own taken some pretty good blows by the 10th and 11th round. I am going to say Pacquiao features a 50% possibility of slamming Mayweather out just because I do believe the recurring produces by Pacquiao may indeed toss Mayweather down enough that his security worsens and he leaves him self open for some odd straight power strike that he didn't see coming.
Tiger711
I think Pacquiao has only nearly as good the opportunity of being KO'd. Some people say Mayweather does not have power but even if that is true, a moderately major strike landed on the face a few situations in a row from a direct remaining left and moving left catch that is just as quickly as Pacquiao's punches will probably trigger problems. We've seen Pacquiao take some hits, we've also seen him get in some trouble as lately as March 2008 against Marquez. I have to state nevertheless - Manny Pacquiao is not nearly as wreckless as he was actually just shy of 24 months ago. 50% chance of Manny being KO'd. He is planning to be constantly approaching and Mayweather is going to be counter-punching. Those counter punches will soon be better than Marquez's and the danger is definitely there for Pac.
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