Anyone catch HBO's "At Last"? It was pretty d@mn good.

[mrpizza-nd_beer]

Im so intrigued by what Roach said his salary for this fght "money I have never seen before that I dont know what to do with it" or something to that effect. How much do you think Pac gave him? $10M? $15M?

[ramses07]

hbo does **** better, quality production

i wonder how much footage hbo has of floyd spewing racist remarks

[TheGR8TESTOAT]

Im so intrigued by what Roach said his salary for this fght "money I have never seen before that I dont know what to do with it" or something to that effect. How much do you think Pac gave him? $10M? $15M?

trainers usually get 10% so mannys getting what like 100million or so so yeah about 10million then

[gamefrk]

[KnockoutKings]

This was amazing. I can see why they opted for just one episode. Nicely done. Their production is always top notch. The intro and the outro perfectly summed up this whole saga. The outro got the hyped as ****ed and then when it faded to "At Last" and Etta James started singing, it couldn't had been better.

Even after the intro, the first piece, with the red carpet and everybody smiling, combined with the background music, thats really how it felt watching it. It finally happened, at last.

[jup11223]

just watched it.awsome production by hbo.it got me more hyped for the fight than i was before

[Don Mac]

At Last was great

Really showed how much Floyd wanted to take credit for making the fight happen ie running like a ***** to Pacs hotel room

[tredh]

Was kinda of boring to me because their was nothing really new shown from either fighter.

The outro with Etta James singing was the best part.

HBO & Showtime need to come up with something different.

I actually think the best show out of all lead up shows will be the Stephen A. Smith video with ESPN.

[boxingfan1986]

I watched it. It was better than the first episode of Showtime's offering but was it really "amazing and breathtaking". People going overboard.

[Straight Up]

the reason why Pacquiao will always be greater than Mayweather even if he losses the fight is because of how he got to where he is right now. i mean can you imagine a boy who lives in a hut under a coconut tree in the province, to the streets of the poorest area of a 3rd world country, can become of what he is right now? it's a miracle to even think about it.