Tungod, Inabanga, Bohol ? Boxing?s best and Filipino pride Manny ?Pacman? Pacquiao is the epitome of a pound-for-pound great. His amazing rise from a budding boxer at flyweight to becoming the phenomenon that he is now, racking up seven world championship belts in as many weight divisions along the way, is something that leaves many jaws dropping and a lot of critics thinking. Regardless of the weight class, he continues to conquer in a very devastating and dominating fashion. The weight limit doesn?t seem to matter, as far as Manny Pacquiao is concerned. But before you, pacfans, get a little bit too excited, hold your horses just yet. The misguided notion that size difference and weight limit are both irrelevant when speaking of Pacquiao is merely a metaphor.
MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT? SIZE REALLY DOES MATTER!
Perhaps, the easiest way to explain this particular issue is thru analogies. Consider a pebble and much larger rock thrown at similar speeds. Which do you think would hurt more? Which do you think would cause more damage? Common sense dictates that the rock would definitely inflict more pain and correspondingly, more damage than the tiny pebble would. Of course, this basically leaves out other parameters like accuracy and frequency constant. This is rather rough
