And usually when something is unbelievable there is a reason why it is so.

Boxers moving up through weight classes and losing something along the way is normal. If a naturally smaller boxer’s dominance is greater with bigger men and the dominance was not there at the lower weights it shows that either the individual has somehow become superhuman or there is something else involved. Pacquiao was not a dominant boxer at the lesser weight classes below lightweight. The truth is that he was beat and also awarded wins that he actually lost.

One of the most dominant fighters at lightweight, if not the greatest, was Roberto Duran but as he got bigger and challenged in heavier weight classes his dominance was not there. Pacquiao has pulled off the opposite.

How is that possible? It is not.

When moving up in weight, a boxer may add some strength but losses speed. The faster they move up in weight the greater loss of reflexes. Here we have a case of a boxer gaining some 30 pounds over two years (perhaps 25% weight gain) and dominating natural bigger champions.

Sorry, it does not compute. There appears to be flyweight in the ointment.

Floyd go back to wrestle mania where you do your fake work, You might want to give them olympic style testing also. You might get lucky then and find someone positive for steroids there……

Have you ever heard of a saying that goes: “action speaks louder than words”? Fraud M. might not be saying it directly but his actions like dragging USADA and etc. are saying it. Of all the reasons, really? That’s the only thing they can think of, steroids? Have they never heard that Pacquiao trained with Freddie Roach? Haven’t they seen that Pacquiao’s style evolved? Have they never heard or seen how hard Manny trains? Maybe, they haven’t seen how Manny beat the bigger and stronger opponents he had while he was still fighting in the Philippines. Let me tell you, the only convincing loss that I can attribute to Manny was when he got hit solidly in the chin by Torecampo (filipino). After that, everybody knows he lost to a Thai fighter in Thailand which they held in a very remote place in Thailand in the middle of the cornfield that made Pacquiao exhausted in the long-hot travel by bus on the day of the fight. Pacquiao did not get knocked out in that fight, he surrendered due to exhaustion. His loss to Erick Morales was for me questionable because even when he had a cut and blood disrupting his views he fought with EM toe to toe and for me he won that fight. I think, at that time, judges did not want him to win because, who was he at that time? That is why Pacquiao, had a habit of beating his enemies or knocking them out so that judges will have no say in the decision. And honestly, do you think in this modern ugly times that you feel confident that poking needles through your skin is safe? especially in events with so much money involved? Olympics don’t have much rivalry and money and syndicated organizations involved in it. But boxing? Wake-up man. There are radioactive substance that is so tiny that is invisible to the eyes that can be put on a tip of a needle and can disrupt you physically, with fever, etc. for days even weeks if not kill you. And besides, there are infections, viral and bacterial. That is why they don’t want the test shorter than 30 days in order to give time to recover and still continue training, incase something goes wrong. Remember, the penalty is $10 million per pound. They might just find another way to get the upperhand.

Mosley did call on Pacquiao, but not as bold as what he did to Mayweather which is right after the fight with the same microphone while Fraud was basking in his glory. Pacquiao, left it all to his handlers and he never said any word as to who he would and would not fight. He never said excuses not to fight Mosley but he just let the managers did the talking of course for business purposes and it was at that time that Fraud thought Pacquiao is afraid of him because he was just silent. And so he said, let me hear him say: I want to fight Mayweather and not just his managers…I know he would not say that because he knows that I am not like the fighters that he faced, that I am too much for him, …blah blah (girl talk). And now that he saw how PAC beat Cotto who was seen to be a real tough welterweight, and PAC actually said: for the record, I want to fight Mayweather, Mayweather now says: he must be using steriods. Honestly, that is the sound of a nervous person. And besides, who cares about two years ago, Pacquiao was not even as huge as today 2 years ago. Fraud just slapped the face of the Nevada athletic commission by doubting their system and integrity. In effect, Fraud’s words is implying that all the past bouts that took place in Nevada, from Ali, Frazier, Leonard, Tyson etc and even his are all tainted and now questionable because apparently they did not go through the USADA. What a rediculous and stupid implication. If that is the case, then all of us are too stupid to watch boxing. Well, maybe, afterall boxing is violence…..