Was Pacquiao supposed to be the great "white" hope?

[eddiehaskell]

Originally Posted by Percentage

The guy wasn't fighting like he had an injury. Any legit unbiased boxing fan could have easily predicted the outcome of this match. Pacman doesn't have the intelligence to out smart Money May. It's just that simple.

This sounds like jive talk. Like I said, if he was hurt he was hurt. It doesn't mean he would've won uninjured, but there's a possibility that it impacted his performance. How much so...who knows.

[tickyul]

UMMMMMMMM, when did Manny turn White.

Is this a real thread, a serious question, or many a little Mahmeeee's_basement action???

[Taiko]

Originally Posted by tickyul

UMMMMMMMM, when did Manny turn White.

Is this a real thread, a serious question, or many a little Mahmeeee's_basement action???

The political question is acttually not Black. Such as when apartheid South Africa made Taiwanese honorary Whites in their system. The Republic being another outlaw international nation since they were claimed by the more powerful People's Republic

[tickyul]

Originally Posted by Taiko

The political question is acttually not Black. Such as when apartheid South Africa made Taiwanese honorary Whites in their system. The Republic being another outlaw international nation since they were claimed by the more powerful People's Republic

The OP is quite odd and insane!!!!!!!!

UMMMMMMMM, there are a LOT of White boxers. Why would Whites pin their hopes for a Great White Hope.....on a Filipino???????????????? Canelo Alvarez is just about as White as they come....and he fought Floyd not too long ago, why not him????????????