Manny Pacquiao has no shot beating @ Antonio Margarito

Really?  Since 2002, the last 8 years, Mosley has FOUR stoppages.  TWO of those vs a completely shot Vargas, who had no business being in the ring.  Another being over a completely shot Mayorga, who took him to the 12th round and walked through all of his punches, before finally getting dropped at the end of the fight.  The OTHER, vs. who?  Oh yes, Margarito.  Four stoppages in eight years.  Against Cotto, Mosley could not even hurt him.  He landed flush many times and Cotto walked through each one.  Compare that to Pacquiao.  We all saw what he did to Cotto.

Also, what makes Pacquiao such a dangerous puncher is something only experts or those that train notice.  He is the best in the sport at PUNCHING WHILE HIS OPPONENT IS PUNCHING.  Because he has no fear of getting hit, he hits his oponents with shots they do not see, which hurt them that much more and stop them.

So let me get this straight.  The fact that the only not-shot fighter Mosley has stopped in 8 years is Margarito means nothing.  The fact that Mosley could not hurt Cotto despite landing flush, he could not even stagger him, yet Pacquiao crushed Cotto with ease means nothing.  The fact that Pacquiao actually hurt De La Hoya and had him staggered, something Mosley could not accomplish in two fights, means nothing.  I don't know where you train, but you nothing about the sport of boxing.   Your factual evidence to back up is your claim is what again?  Oh that's right, you don't have any.  Mosley hasn't had power since he was a LW.  His power never carried up with him in weight classes.  Like any analyst knows, your power is the last to go.  Yet for some reason Mosley's left him in 2002.  Stick to Kentucky basketball.

By the way, not many, if any, fans realize that the ability to punch while your opponent is punching determines winners more often than not.  I have never seen you mention it before, and clearly you cannot analyze boxing at all.  Pacquiao's Power>Mosley's.  Resumes, results and statistics back that up.  Sorry.

So let me get this straight.  The fact that the only not-shot fighter Mosley has stopped in 8 years is Margarito means nothing.  The fact that Mosley could not hurt Cotto despite landing flush, he could not even stagger him, yet Pacquiao crushed Cotto with ease means nothing.  The fact that Pacquiao actually hurt De La Hoya and had him staggered, something Mosley could not accomplish in two fights, means nothing.  I don't know where you train, but you nothing about the sport of boxing.   Your factual evidence to back up is your claim is what again?  Oh that's right, you don't have any.  Mosley hasn't had power since he was a LW.  His power never carried up with him in weight classes.  Like any analyst knows, your power is the last to go.  Yet for some reason Mosley's left him in 2002.  Stick to Kentucky basketball.

By the way, not many, if any, fans realize that the ability to punch while your opponent is punching determines winners more often than not.  I have never seen you mention it before, and clearly you cannot analyze boxing at all.  Pacquiao's Power>Mosley's.  Resumes, results and statistics back that up.  Sorry.

So let me get this straight.  The fact that the only not-shot fighter Mosley has stopped in 8 years is Margarito means nothing.  The fact that Mosley could not hurt Cotto despite landing flush, he could not even stagger him, yet Pacquiao crushed Cotto with ease means nothing.  The fact that Pacquiao actually hurt De La Hoya and had him staggered, something Mosley could not accomplish in two fights, means nothing.  I don't know where you train, but you nothing about the sport of boxing.   Your factual evidence to back up is your claim is what again?  Oh that's right, you don't have any.  Mosley hasn't had power since he was a LW.  His power never carried up with him in weight classes.  Like any analyst knows, your power is the last to go.  Yet for some reason Mosley's left him in 2002.  Stick to Kentucky basketball.

By the way, not many, if any, fans realize that the ability to punch while your opponent is punching determines winners more often than not.  I have never seen you mention it before, and clearly you cannot analyze boxing at all.  Pacquiao's Power>Mosley's.  Resumes, results and statistics back that up.  Sorry.