Official Floyd Mayweather- Manny Pacquiao Postfight aftermath discussion

[MindBat]

BREAKING NEWS!!!

Recent reports have surfaced of people experiencing bouts of a new sympton #48 RSS (Right Shoulder Syndrome). They all claim the pain
suddenly pops up soon after they lose competitive games.

[GRIP STACCIN]

BREAKING NEWS!!!

Recent reports have surfaced of people experiencing bouts of a new sympton #48 RSS (Right Shoulder Syndrome). They all claim the pain
suddenly pops up soon after they lose competitive games.

i would totaly smash the chick on the bottom pic,,,,,,just thought id mention that

[travestyny]

but can you take the fact that there was not a single video of that 19 tests USADA performed on Floyd by USADA?

What I want is to see the video of Pac injuring his shoulder. We didn't see a video of it originally happening, we didn't see any video of him having trouble with his shoulder while training. We didn't see any video of him grimacing even once while throwing his right during the fight. We didn't see a video of him mentioning his shoulder at all during the fight.

Hell, we didn't even see a video of the surgery. Didn't see any MRI's. We didn't even see a scar.

Did this shoulder injury really occur, or what? Using your logic, it's very suspect.

[Mike D]

What I want is to see the video of Pac injuring his shoulder. We didn't see a video of it originally happening, we didn't see any video of him having trouble with his shoulder while training. We didn't see any video of him grimacing even once while throwing his right during the fight. We didn't see a video of him mentioning his shoulder at all during the fight.

Hell, we didn't even see a video of the surgery. Didn't see any MRI's. We didn't even see a scar.

Did this shoulder injury really occur, or what? Using your logic, it's very suspect.

Pacquiao had his surgery performed by Neal ElAttrache, an elite surgeon who performs surgeries on the who's who of premier athletes -- such as Kobe Bryant & Tom Brady. He's not going to risk his reputation by playing along with a fake surgery for the sake of an excuse.

http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...t-rotator-cuff

That said, once you enter the ring like Pacquiao did, all bets are off and all excuses are thrown out the window. Period. Manny lost fair & square, and he shouldn't have said a word about it after the fight. He lost, Floyd won, end of story. Nobody wants to hear it (the excuses) like Teddy Atlas said.

If Manny was that concerned about the injury then you delay the fight no matter how many people it pisses off. And if it occurred during the fight, then oh well -- **** happens and fighters get hurt during the course of fights. It happens. But you just can't use it as an excuse. It only makes you look like a sore loser after the fact. Just bite the bullet and tip your cap.

[Spoon23]

Pac should have had a 10-8 round as Floyd's glove touched the canvas


Absolute disgrace!

He really did touched the canvas lol it's embarrassingly enough he turned his back much worse he touched the canvas while doing it haha Double jeopardy lol

That's a 10-8 round

[Spoon23]

Pacquiao had his surgery performed by Neal ElAttrache, an elite surgeon who performs surgeries on the who's who of premier athletes -- such as Kobe Bryant & Tom Brady. He's not going to risk his reputation by playing along with a fake surgery for the sake of an excuse.

http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...t-rotator-cuff

That said, once you enter the ring like Pacquiao did, all bets are off and all excuses are thrown out the window. Period. Manny lost fair & square, and he shouldn't have said a word about it after the fight. He lost, Floyd won, end of story. Nobody wants to hear it (the excuses) like Teddy Atlas said.

If Manny was that concerned about the injury then you delay the fight no matter how many people it pisses off. And if it occurred during the fight, then oh well -- **** happens and fighters get hurt during the course of fights. It happens. But you just can't use it as an excuse. It only makes you look like a sore loser after the fact. Just bite the bullet and tip your cap.

IN HOLLYWOOD RAIN OR SHINE THE SHOW MUST GO ON.

Injured or not with so much people involved in this fight the show must go on.

The fact that Roy knows it was an injury before stepping in the ring. Tells us Pac wasn't fighting at full strength. He really was nursing a shoulder pain throughout the fight.

To some, Pac should have postponed the fight. The thing is 5 years he has been chasing Floyd and to give Floyd an out or a excuse for this fight not to happen wasn't an option Pac is willing to take.

And besides, 3 weeks before he was diagnosed with severe rotator cuff tear, the doctor advised surgery. So if he was to under go surgery, he will have to postpone a Floyd fight for at least 1 year. I don't think boxing fans will like that much wait when it's been 5 years of struggle already. It's not like it was a 1 or 2 month postponement. Surgery was needed. It will take a year. Pac was left to manup with all the circumstances that was in front of him.

The world was watching. Tickets were sold, celebrity booked there flights. Networks from around the world have close the deals for satellite coverage. There was no one stopping this train. Pac had no choice but to manup.

This only shows FLoyd won against a handicapped Pac who was @ the most 50% of his capability knowing his rotator cuff injury on his right shoulder prevented pac from using his right hand effectively.. Not to mention the unprecedented 13x blood drawn in a span of 2 months. While an average olympianis tested 3x in a year pac had to be blood drawn 13x in a window of 2 months. Red flag. Nsac, confiscating his vitamins and water before the fight, when obviously there was ped testing already and cheating wont happen with usada testing in place. Pac wasnt treated right. Pac was being treated unjustly and he felt like speaking up.. I can understand were he was coming from.

That said, the show must go on. Floyd won, but did he beat a 100% healthy pac? The answer is nope.

Some even say Pac won with one arm. And a lot are saying it should have been at least a draw. What does that make floyd look? Floyd looked like he fought half of the man Pac was and was presumed equals by the boxing world. a 50% pac is = to a 100 % FLoyd. That's just degrading truth of the conclusion of this fight.

[RED REP]

i would totaly smash the chick on the bottom pic,,,,,,just thought id mention that

You for real?! She could eat an apple thru a letter box.

[RED REP]

IN HOLLYWOOD RAIN OR SHINE THE SHOW MUST GO ON.

Injured or not with so much people involved in this fight the show must go on.

The fact that Roy knows it was an injury before stepping in the ring. Tells us Pac wasn't fighting at full strength. He really was nursing a shoulder pain throughout the fight.

To some, Pac should have postponed the fight. The thing is 5 years he has been chasing Floyd and to give Floyd an out or a excuse for this fight not to happen wasn't an option Pac is willing to take.

And besides, 3 weeks before he was diagnosed with severe rotator cuff tear, the doctor advised surgery. So if he was to under go surgery, he will have to postpone a Floyd fight for at least 1 year. I don't think boxing fans will like that much wait when it's been 5 years of struggle already. It's not like it was a 1 or 2 month postponement. Surgery was needed. It will take a year. Pac was left to manup with all the circumstances that was in front of him.

The world was watching. Tickets were sold, celebrity booked there flights. Networks from around the world have close the deals for satellite coverage. There was no one stopping this train. Pac had no choice but to manup.

This only shows FLoyd won against a handicapped Pac who was @ the most 50% of his capability knowing his rotator cuff injury on his right shoulder prevented pac from using his right hand effectively.. Not to mention the unprecedented 13x blood drawn in a span of 2 months. While an average olympianis tested 3x in a year pac had to be blood drawn 13x in a window of 2 months. Red flag. Nsac, confiscating his vitamins and water before the fight, when obviously there was ped testing already and cheating wont happen with usada testing in place. Pac wasnt treated right. Pac was being treated unjustly and he felt like speaking up.. I can understand were he was coming from.

That said, the show must go on. Floyd won, but did he beat a 100% healthy pac? The answer is nope.

Some even say Pac won with one arm. And a lot are saying it should have been at least a draw. What does that make floyd look? Floyd looked like he fought half of the man Pac was and was presumed equals by the boxing world. a 50% pac is = to a 100 % FLoyd. That's just degrading truth of the conclusion of this fight.

Na.

Nearly everyone said 9-3 / 8-4.

Only casuals have it a draw or for Manny because they dont know anything about boxing as a sport! Fact.

[RED REP]

If these guys aren't trolling it's an extremely sad state of affairs.

It's like the film Shutter Island (Spolier) where Leo Dicaprio creates a fantasy world where he didn't kill his wife because he can't take the reality.

These guys are doing it now, they can't take the fact that Floyd beat Pacquaio.

Lmao you've actually just perfectly explained what's happening hahaha!

I laughed hard when i read that post brother.

[Mike D]

It's not like it was a 1 or 2 month postponement. Surgery was needed. It will take a year. Pac was left to manup with all the circumstances that was in front of him.

The world was watching. Tickets were sold, celebrity booked there flights. Networks from around the world have close the deals for satellite coverage. There was no one stopping this train. Pac had no choice but to manup

I get that bud, but that's the thing, once you make that conscious decision to "man up", then the other stuff goes out the window. Once you enter the ring that's it.

Lets flip the script for argument's sake and say that Pacquiao won and Floyd lost, but Floyd had the same injury and then started using it as a reason as to why he lost after the fight -- I wouldn't want to hear it either.

I'm a Pacquiao fan like yourself but **** happens and things just didn't work out that night.

no excuses