Annihilate
No big news that covers up all news: Pacquiao wins over Morales for the final match:
Pacquiao headed up for a slow first round, reluctant to wipe out everything of Morales. Each were measuring up the other as to how strong and capable of standing firm and undisputed they are as the rounds go by. Pacquiao dropped his strong left on Morales on the second round but Eric stood up again and fought back hard. Quickly realizing how short the time it would take for him to be smacked down for the second time, he banged him onto the ropes as Pacquiao coolly received his desperate punches. By the 3rd round, he knocked him down but Morales bravely traded. right,left,right..WHAPPACK! the left that got Morales out. He floored him too much. And so as it was, Morales just sat on the canvas and shook his head 'no'. Pacquiao wins by KO at 2:57 of round three.
ON MORALES: Despite Pacquiao's awesome victory in this heart-stopping final match with Morales, I still think It hasn't been fair. Obvious to point out, Morales' heavy weight loss that greatly affected his strength and stamina. He changed drastically over the course of those months of training. He clearly was neither physically stable nor emotionally steady,perhaps. The weigh-in got me startled as to see him skinnier that his bones were most likely sticking out. His face was pitiable. Everything seemed wrong.
ON PACQUIAO: For sure, he got easy-easy on Morales on the 1st round, jabbing normally as possible. Came 2nd round, both released the fire within them and burned each other at the ring. Though one remained. Needless to say, He won. Easy.
The game was efffin predictable. Morales wasn't ready nor was he stable to fight with Pacquiao. Manny smoothly trained, like most great boxers do. However on Morales' part, training was a bit rushed and much pressure was greatly sinking on him. That, perhaps, was the reason it was a weak fight. They lasted 3 rounds only. Assertive punches from Pacquiao took boxing out of Morales' mind.
My last reaction? *YAWN*
latah buddies,
XI Jache
Pacquiao headed up for a slow first round, reluctant to wipe out everything of Morales. Each were measuring up the other as to how strong and capable of standing firm and undisputed they are as the rounds go by. Pacquiao dropped his strong left on Morales on the second round but Eric stood up again and fought back hard. Quickly realizing how short the time it would take for him to be smacked down for the second time, he banged him onto the ropes as Pacquiao coolly received his desperate punches. By the 3rd round, he knocked him down but Morales bravely traded. right,left,right..WHAPPACK! the left that got Morales out. He floored him too much. And so as it was, Morales just sat on the canvas and shook his head 'no'. Pacquiao wins by KO at 2:57 of round three.
ON MORALES: Despite Pacquiao's awesome victory in this heart-stopping final match with Morales, I still think It hasn't been fair. Obvious to point out, Morales' heavy weight loss that greatly affected his strength and stamina. He changed drastically over the course of those months of training. He clearly was neither physically stable nor emotionally steady,perhaps. The weigh-in got me startled as to see him skinnier that his bones were most likely sticking out. His face was pitiable. Everything seemed wrong.
ON PACQUIAO: For sure, he got easy-easy on Morales on the 1st round, jabbing normally as possible. Came 2nd round, both released the fire within them and burned each other at the ring. Though one remained. Needless to say, He won. Easy.
The game was efffin predictable. Morales wasn't ready nor was he stable to fight with Pacquiao. Manny smoothly trained, like most great boxers do. However on Morales' part, training was a bit rushed and much pressure was greatly sinking on him. That, perhaps, was the reason it was a weak fight. They lasted 3 rounds only. Assertive punches from Pacquiao took boxing out of Morales' mind.
My last reaction? *YAWN*
latah buddies,
XI Jache
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