Official Floyd Mayweather- Manny Pacquiao Postfight aftermath discussion

[Johnwoo8686]

It must be extremely hard for Pacquiao fans/ Floyd haters to accept the fact that Floyd Mayweather beat Manny Pacquiao pretty easily. These guys have waited 6 long years for this fight, have debated endlessly with Floyd fans about who was avoiding the fight, and have debated endlessly on who they thought would win. For years these guys have ignored fact after fact in order to remain in a state of cognitive dissonance. They truly believed Manny Pacquiao to be the superior boxer no matter how much truth there was to the contrary.

Now, After six years of arguing and back and forth bickering they had to sit back and watch their man get soundly outboxed in a 9 to 3 type of fight. That must have been truly horrifying and disappointing to watch after so many years of convincing themselves there man was the better fighter.

They say the first stage of grief is denial, which explains why these rabid fans are now trying to convince themselves their man actually won. They simply can't believe after so many years that the guy they hated most was actually the better man. It's truly sad to watch but hilarious at the same time. Watching Pacquiao fans try to convince themselves that Manny was the actual winner is like watching a train wreck. You know it's horrible but you can't look away.

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[Mike D]

It must be extremely hard for Pacquiao fans/ Floyd haters to accept the fact that Floyd Mayweather beat Manny Pacquiao pretty easily. These guys have waited 6 long years for this fight, have debated endlessly with Floyd fans about who was avoiding the fight, and have debated endlessly on who they thought would win. For years these guys have ignored fact after fact in order to remain in a state of cognitive dissonance. They truly believed Manny Pacquiao to be the superior boxer no matter how much truth there was to the contrary.

Now, After six years of arguing and back and forth bickering they had to sit back and watch their man get soundly outboxed in a 9 to 3 type of fight. That must have been truly horrifying and disappointing to watch after so many years of convincing themselves there man was the better fighter.

They say the first stage of grief is denial, which explains why these rabid fans are now trying to convince themselves their man actually won. They simply can't believe after so many years that the guy they hated most was actually the better man. It's truly sad to watch but hilarious at the same time. Watching Pacquiao fans try to convince themselves that Manny was the actual winner is like watching a train wreck. You know it's horrible but you can't look away.

I've slit my wrist 3 times since May 2nd. Unfortunately each time though I've been saved seconds before death.

[MindBat]

It must be extremely hard for Pacquiao fans/ Floyd haters to accept the fact that Floyd Mayweather beat Manny Pacquiao pretty easily. These guys have waited 6 long years for this fight, have debated endlessly with Floyd fans about who was avoiding the fight, and have debated endlessly on who they thought would win. For years these guys have ignored fact after fact in order to remain in a state of cognitive dissonance. They truly believed Manny Pacquiao to be the superior boxer no matter how much truth there was to the contrary.

Now, After six years of arguing and back and forth bickering they had to sit back and watch their man get soundly outboxed in a 9 to 3 type of fight. That must have been truly horrifying and disappointing to watch after so many years of convincing themselves there man was the better fighter.

They say the first stage of grief is denial, which explains why these rabid fans are now trying to convince themselves their man actually won. They simply can't believe after so many years that the guy they hated most was actually the better man. It's truly sad to watch but hilarious at the same time. Watching Pacquiao fans try to convince themselves that Manny was the actual winner is like watching a train wreck. You know it's horrible but you can't look away.

And to think it all started with #48 refusuing to be randomly drug tested
then suing for defamation. Freddie hasn't been heard from and I'm getting worried.

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[V.WEBB]

Don't you love how every couple weeks they post a new video PROVING Manny really won?

[-PBP-]

War Rath!!!!!!!!!!

[RED REP]

I've slit my wrist 3 times since May 2nd. Unfortunately each time though I've been saved seconds before death.

Lmfao too funny!

[RED REP]

Don't you love how every couple weeks they post a new video PROVING Manny really won?

Sound off
Slow mo
Super slow mo
And then slow mo hawk eye cam

Next it'll be watching the fight backwards and you'll see manny clearly won bla bla blaa.

[RED REP]

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Wow. Just wow.

The fall out from this fight has left me nearly speechless, nearly.

[IR0NFIST]

Pacquiao was taking Celestone which is a brand name for Betamethasone, it's on the form.





Betamethasone (Celestone) is a Glucocorticoid, all Glucocorticoids are banned by WADA.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betamethasone

http://list.wada-ama.org/list/s9-glucocortisteroids/

You're sadly misinformed. If you're going to run a defamation campaign, at least get your facts straight.

This statement was copied directly from the WADA link that you posted.

All glucocorticoids are prohibited when administered by oral, intravenous, intramuscular or rectal routes.

The USADA approved glucocorticoid that Pacquiao used to treat his injured shoulder was 'topical', meaning that it was applied directly onto the skin, which is totally acceptable by WADA's standards.

Class dismissed.