Official Mayweather-Pacquiao gif thread

[Doctor_Tenma]

you're right

best punch imo is still the right in rd 1 that looked to momentarily stagger pacquiao

That's when Pacquiao realized it was a different level and as the fight proceeded he started experiencing things he's never seen before, the way Mayweather stretched out his left hand out and slightly pushed Pacquiao back, shoulder bumps, consistently getting his weight shifted via counter left, or having an opponent go into head control as soon as he misses, if it wasn't head control he would put his weight on top of Pacquiao's neck to tire him out or simply tie him up.

[bopbopbbe]

I actually still havent seen the fight yet but what i gathered from these gifs is the fight was pretty terrible lol.

Pretty much 5 flush shots at most from either guy over 12 rounds. Classic floyd fight.

[SkillspayBills]

those are as strong as algieri's jab

You are doing a TON of whining and crying in this thread. Let that butthurt flow, it'll get better in time

[radioraheem]

[SkillspayBills]

You are right!

I want to watch the fight again to see if I can pick up on what Breadman Edwards said Floyd did. Edwards said sometimes when Manny was trying to attack on an angle what Floyd did when saw this was change the angle he was standing on and the angle his (floyd) shoulder was pointing in. That meant Floyd was no longer there on the angle Manny was coming in on to attack to throw his combos. That move basically didn't allow Manny to get his combos off.

What do any of yall think about that? Did any of you all pick that up?

Where did he say that? On twitter?

[neoz]

[Fetta]

A masterful performance!

[pnksntdead]

Manny teaching Floyd a thing about check hooks on that first one.

Nice overhand left

[MRBOOMER]

Video to GIF, very easy to use and oddly enjoyable.

Is that like a website

[SplitSecond]

how about that left hand that pacquiao rode along floyds right in the 7th round

and the right hook at the end of rd 3