It would take more than your run of the mill Everlast Einstein to analyze it properly but I think it?s a fair question to ask.
On his recent ring tear, Manny Pacquiao has been wrecking opponents physically, leaving them nursing wounds and rushing into retirement or else with sputtering careers.
I mean, has anyone heard of Joshua Clottey lately? I think Earmuffs Defense Clottey may be stuck in the Bermuda Triangle or something.
And we get continuing reports/fears that Antonio Margarito might be not be able to fight again due to Pacquiao Whiplash.
The only Pacman foe of recent vintage who has been able to regroup professionally and without marked delterious effects upon his physical and/or mental being has been the Boricua Bomber, Miguel Cotto.
So, maybe Floyd Mayweather?s biggest fear is not what Pacman might do to him physically if they ever fight but how the Pinoy Idol?s attack might wreck him psychologically.
Compare and contrast how Sugar Shame Mosley wobbled Mayweather and how Pacquiao floored Mosley, hitting so hard that Shane traveled rounds four through 12 on bicycle.
Hatton has never officially claimed his own retirement but he had a well-publicized substance abuse stint after Pacquiao stretched him out in less than two rounds. Advertisement
Now, it?s Oscar who is in the Betty Ford Clinic or a similar outpost trying to tame drug/alcohol habits which seemingly have gotten the better of him.
Mayweather is a teetotaler, this is well known. Let other fighters down tequila and vodka shots or do Bolivian Marching Powder, ?Money? sticks to his sarsaparilla or other soda pop flavors.
Pacman will never drive Mayweather to drink.
But what if Mayweather was defeated by Pacman and lost his exalted undefeated status?
Let?s just say any security guard in Clark County might want to put on a catcher?s mask.
I suppose I got the subject bassackwards as they say.
The real searing question is this: has Pacquiao?s path of destruction already made Floyd a mentally whipped man?
Inquiring minds want to know.
