JoeyInCali wrote:
koala wrote:
indeed, pacman can learn from cain. all he has to do is get his mind right and get back to basics.
as for cain's victory, a knockout would've been the icing on the cake. but i'd be more satisfied in giving a 5-round humiliating beatdown to the guy who beat me by virtue of a lucky punch. he made jds look ridiculous.
i don't care if he's not able to knock marquez out cold for as long as he beats the guy from post to post for 12 rounds. completely humiliate and outclass marquez and if the opportunity presents itself, knock him out. kinda like what manny did to morales in their second fight. i'm sorry if i sound a bit sadistic but that's how i want to exact my revenge - slow and agonizing. manny has to stick to the gameplan the way cain did.
Sadly, that's what he should have done after the fifth round when Juan's nose was busted.
That's what Lennox Lewis did to Mike Tyson. What Ali did to Patterson ( rematch ).
Part me actually has concerns for Juan if Pac and he hook up again.
Juan will never quit. Even if during that fifth fight, he's all beat and just looking for a one-punch KO. It is very possible, at 40 years old, he'd lose half of his quickness.
He did not look very fast against Pac this month. Pac gave him a ton of opening and he wasn't able to connect.
Cain Velasquez is a BEAST!
It's a lot different taking into perspective what Cain is and compare the Pacquiao of today.
Pacquiao is not the same Pacquiao was 4 years ago.
Velasquez is a Gym Rat and trains the way he does for a living.
While Pacquiao is just a part time fighter.
Pacquiao can bounce back but i doubt the ferocity and the beast mode like Velasquez displayed last sunday can reflect or the idea that manny can learn is way out of the discussion.