INSIDE MAYWEATHER VS. PACQUIAO | Episode 2

[1hourRun]

Published on Apr 25, 2015

The second episode of an intimate four-part documentary series chronicling the life of perennial pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather as he navigates his collision course with Manny Pacquiao.

[Robbie Barrett]

Better than the 1st episode.

[MrRolltide91]

Will watch

[Straight Up]

HBO still shits on this

[AliBombaye]

These episodes are so damn horrid it's unbelievable, literally 30 seconds or less of Pac and the rest Floyd, it would have been ok if the rest of Floyd's parts were interesting but it was chit as ***, should have employeed HBO crew to do this chit for Showtime.

[Golden Boi 360]

I prefer this than "At Last"

"At Last" was boring and just told us what we already know, the fight took too long to get made.

At least SHO is showing us Floyd's lead up to the fight

[Golden Boi 360]

These episodes are so damn horrid it's unbelievable, literally 30 seconds or less of Pac and the rest Floyd, it would have been ok if the rest of Floyd's parts were interesting but it was chit as ***, should have employeed HBO crew to do this chit for Showtime.

look at the description, it says it's only about Floyd and the lead up to the fight.

[borgata]

Enjoyed thanks for posting!

[PACnPBFsuck]

Better than the 1st episode.

It really was

[Johnwoo8686]

I prefer this than "At Last"

"At Last" was boring and just told us what we already know, the fight took too long to get made.

At least SHO is showing us Floyd's lead up to the fight

I absolutely agree with this! HBO just showed us what we already knew about how the fight didn't get made. I'm surprised so many people liked it. HBO obviously went for a more cinematic approach with the orchestral music and the slow mo shots but that did absolutely nothing for me.

All Access actually feels like it's taking you behind the scenes. We see a lot of footage of Mayweather training and each episode I learn something about his past, particularly his amateur career, that I did not know before.

"At Last" was boring and slow and told me what I already know.