This is all i have to say about Mayweather vs. Pacquiao

[gancho_al_igado]

Let Mayweather stay in retirement. He already had his shot. I know he watched the fight last night and the wheels started turning.

But i say, let Mayweather stay in retirement. Pacquiao is no joke. I'm pretty sure Pacquiao is down to fight anyone, anytime, anywhere.

Mayweather retired for a reason. Whatever the reason may be no one knows...

But if Mayweather fought Pacquiao....he'll put Mayweather in retirement for the 3rd or 4th time.

Blasphemy!

[JaNnO]

First of all, a big cong**** to Manny. He deserved the victory and all the glory it brings him and his family.

But, let me just say we might be getting ahead of ourselves if by this win over Oscar, we believe Manny can take on and beat Mayweather.

It would definitely be a mega event if the two meet, and it won't be an easy night for either fighter, but I wouldn't just assume by his beating this Oscar, that he'll necessarily beat Mayweather.

Perhaps after he takes on and beats Hatton, should there be talks about a Pacquiao vs Mayweather clash.

All in all, Manny did what he was supposed to do against Oscar and looked great doing it.

He gained many more fans and a larger following to his credit. No doubt.

pbf needs to get his groove back first and fight an easy fight before he decides to take on pac. pac is no dlh and carries his weight and speed with him. at 140 pac pbf fits and proves that speed and power is better than slicj fighting. pac will once again prove the naysayers wrongand will go down as top5 ATG after beating pbf.

[josenoway]

honestly, i don't particularly care for PBF to return. It'll be a one-and-done deal if he fights Pac because PBF just plain isn't interested in fighting anymore. He could be lured back by a huge payday but there just aren't enough of those out there to keep him in the game for any length of time.

If he decides to unretire and clean out a division or two, then I'm interested. But if he's only come back to fight Pac for a big payday, then immediately go back into retirement, then it's like...what's the point?