Comments Thread For: Freddie Roach: I Thought Mayweather Ran Very Well

[neoz]

Lol at this whole thread! What makes it a thousand times funnier is the sh** talking that took place earlier. All the Pac-tards were buying into every dumbazz thing that Roach said about Floyds legs being gone, and the number 1 excuse I've seen is that Floyd ran! But his legs are gone right? Smh.

Oh and another thing, that wasn't running. That was boxing. But Pac-tards are basically the equivilant of cavemen, so if you're not super explosive and super aggressive, they lose interest. How can a fighter run if he not only throws more, but lands more than his opponent. Give me an explanation I want to hear it. Any excuse isn't valid, cuz it doesn't change the outcome of the fight.

If you didn't see Floyd run in the fight your a blind idio t. Do you want me to make a GIF for you??

[b Murphington]

If you didn't see Floyd run in the fight your a blind idio t. Do you want me to make a GIF for you??

Well if Floyd ran then why didn't Manny catch him? It's not that hard really, it's called cutting off the ring. Lol, nothing but excuses from you I see. This is what Manny should have done from the opening bell. Try to hurt Mayweather early and put doubt in his mind. Make Floyd fight at Manny's pace, but instead it was the other way around. Manny allowed Floyd to "run" around the ring. If he was a smarter boxer, he could have caught Floyd on the way out, but guess what? He's not smarter than Floyd. That was evident.

[Mr. Philadel]

LAS VEGAS: A devastated Manny Pacquiao insisted he believed he had beaten Floyd Mayweather despite judges awarding a unanimous points win to his opponent in the richest fight in history on Saturday.

Pacquiao, 36, said after the Las Vegas superfight he felt he had done enough to be awarded the decision against Mayweather, who cemented his place in the pantheon of boxing greats with a defensive masterclass.

“It was a good fight. I thought I won the fight. He didn’t do nothing. He was always moving outside. I got him many times. I saw his punches,” Pacquiao said.
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I expected this overrated sick bastard to say a bunch of fake ish after the fight...Arum and his two flunkies(Koncz and Roach) has manipulated an entire nation of Pac worshippers for years!!...Pac couldn't do ish against Floyd because Roach couldn't teach him ish!!...period!!..Floyd BOXED the ish outta Pac...now let's all move on because Team Pac has gassed the public long enough..its a wrap for those mutha****as!!

[champion4ever]

C'mon the excuses has to end. The better man won Saturday night and it was one Floyd Mayweather, Jr. Manny Pacquiao was the man being tabbed by boxing fans alike to give Floyd his first loss and when he didn't succeed now all of sudden his fans wants to revise history.

If Manny was no longer at his physical peak then why was his fans so eager in demanding this bout in the first place. The irony is only after he had been exposed by a 38 year old boxer whose own skills have diminished to some degree his detractors are now coming out in full force from what he achieved on Saturday night in victory in Las Vegas without giving him much credit, which I find both shameful and sad.

[IMDAZED]

I think reporters are just scared to call this guy out on his BS. Ahh well. Looks like his career's over anyway.

[champion4ever]

From the irony of the guy who constantly says: "Floyd no legs Mayweather." In all seriousness though, Roach makes himself look like a fool. It was actually Floyd's leg movement that kept Manny at bay and consistently kept him out of punching range because he doesn't know how to cut off the ring and fight on the inside; Also coupled that with Money's jabs, lead right hand counters and check hooks and then when one can consider all of that, then it's no wonder how Mayweather couldn't help for running very well.

[MindBat]

Well if Floyd ran then why didn't Manny catch him? It's not that hard really, it's called cutting off the ring. Lol, nothing but excuses from you I see. This is what Manny should have done from the opening bell. Try to hurt Mayweather early and put doubt in his mind. Make Floyd fight at Manny's pace, but instead it was the other way around. Manny allowed Floyd to "run" around the ring. If he was a smarter boxer, he could have caught Floyd on the way out, but guess what? He's not smarter than Floyd. That was evident.

Exactly.

Freddie was on a record breaking talk-a-thon with his bold KO predictions and Manny's excellent conditioning and returning killer instinct.

He lost twice to Floyd and all he can say is "he ran very well ".

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[Bigg Rigg]

Regardless of whatever, that was a horrible fight. Disappointed so much in how un-exciting it was.

[FeFist]

I expected this overrated sick bastard to say a bunch of fake ish after the fight...Arum and his two flunkies(Koncz and Roach) has manipulated an entire nation of Pac worshippers for years!!...Pac couldn't do ish against Floyd because Roach couldn't teach him ish!!...period!!..Floyd BOXED the ish outta Pac...now let's all move on because Team Pac has gassed the public long enough..its a wrap for those mutha****as!!

At the post fight press conference they looked like a group of miscreants who were called into the principal's office.

[truefan]

Translation: my guy cannot box and I would rather this be a tough man competition me he stand and trade with me to make up for he lack of boxing ability. Freddie give me a break. What happened to the perfect game plan you said you had? Why wasn't Manny his usual 100 punch per round self? Hmmmm.... Why did he fight at Mayweathers pace versus going right after him? Floyd fought his same fight but Manny didn't! That's your fault, the world knows what Floyd will do and you still did not have Manny prepared. So it is either Freddie Roach or the blood testing did its job. I think Manny is not the blame here and haters cannot blame Floyd for not lowering his skill sets because he is supposed to make the fight easy. Brawlers brawl because they have to not because they want to!!!

LAS VEGAS: A devastated Manny Pacquiao insisted he believed he had beaten Floyd Mayweather despite judges awarding a unanimous points win to his opponent in the richest fight in history on Saturday.

Pacquiao, 36, said after the Las Vegas superfight he felt he had done enough to be awarded the decision against Mayweather, who cemented his place in the pantheon of boxing greats with a defensive masterclass.

“It was a good fight. I thought I won the fight. He didn’t do nothing. He was always moving outside. I got him many times. I saw his punches,” Pacquiao said.
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