Do you guys feel robbed by Saturday's main event?

[iBox]

Better value for money than against Malignaggi..

[Journeyman]

i think michael walker was tryna be like marvelous more than anything. similar body shape and the way he was smacking himself across the face in his corner.

[Xyei]

It was $49.95 plus taxes here. Is it just me who thought that Michael Walker is a Marvin Hagler look-alike?

I said the same thing to my friend who I was watching the fight with.

[jamescd89]

I got home from work around 12 am.....the main event started around 4:30 am so i was gonna sleep because i was working the next day and wake up around 4 am . But a few mates came over to my house to watch the fight so i just waited instead and what do ya know.......Hatton got blasted in the 2nd round.

Stayed up 4 hours for a fight that only lasted 6 mins. I could barely keep my eyes open at work a few hours later, i was yawning all the time

Still it was a very enjoyable 6 mins It was 22 euros over here btw.

[Dynamite Kid]

yes a bit

Hatton and the media bamboozled us

then again i wouldn't have wanted to miss Hatton getting KTFO

.............Co-sign.

[Pugilistic™]

Nope i enjoyed the fight.

It is certainly a candidate for KO of the year but fight of the year nope.

[Papa Ace]

I was supposed to watch this fight in a coliseum with a friend and my wife but my 2 yr-old daughter woke up early and cried saying she wanted to go. It was farthest on my mind to even take her into an event considering the raucous crowd. I ended up bringing her anyways and had to pay for a full price for her which was the house rule that I havent known prior to bringing her there. I was resentful at first having to fork out money for something she might not understand anyways.

Then it happend. As Ricky fell down thrice, there was complete pandemonium in the arena, an exercise I couldnt join since I had to cover my daughter's ears from the ear-smashing noise and she was trembling in fear on the sudden rush of noise and earth-shaking that happened. i have felt sorry I had to bring my daughter and unnecessarily be exposed to the mad chaos.

I thought for awhile that it was just another Pacquiao victory that I have gotten accustomed to. But now I have read and heard from a lot of people and experts alike, this was more. It was a legendary, defining fight on perhaps one of the greatest fighter in this era. All the nuthugging stops here, and people are now just thankful they are alive in this lifetime to witness a sports icon in full glory, alive and breathing. That KO perhaps will one of boxing's most memorable clips to be replayed for centuries to come.

My daughter wouldve not understood what had happend during that fight for now, but someday when she's old enough to understand I would be able to tell her she had witnessed that great and legendary fight, something I know she would be thankful for on me. Yes. Worth every penny.

[jamescd89]

wow thats deep....very deep.....

[King_Lukas]

Nope not me, loved every second, predicted Paq would win the moment the fight was signed (all be it I thought maybe 9/10 rounder)

I saw a legend at work destroying an over hyped average brawler, honestly the Brits in here will know what I mean, the hype in England for Hatton was ridiculous, DLH was classed as an old man and flattering opponent for Paq and as usual the pundits and fanboys didnt want to hear anything factual about how devastating Paq is.

I was more ****ed off with the painfully dull undercard, until the last two fights before the main event it was utter rubbish and all the Brit fights were dull.

[Wallstreet]

If your not a Pac fan you probably do feel robbed. It was a FNF card with a 2 round Main Event. Though you did get to witness the legacy of Pacman rise.