NSAC Commisioner Bill Brady Resigns After Pacquiao Incident.

[ADP02]

not true. Manny got stitches 8 weeks after the JMM 3 fight. The ringside physician, dr that examined him in the hospital post fight, and Manny's own dr. never felt stitches were needed.

Bob got them put in electively. Same thing I think happened here.

I'm not a doctor, I just know bullshit when I see and hear it.

Sometimes its a judgment call.

I had a cut over my eye where the doctor said you can get stiches if you want to but if you don't want to then don't.

There is too much proof that there was an injury to Manny's shoulder. USADA knew about it, even the commissions knew about it but due to a technicality of a check box, that superseded whatever Manny's team told the commissions.

[V.WEBB]

Bringing up Floyd-Castillo but more than likely never watched the fight, nor boxing back then.

BoxingScene for you.

[V.WEBB]

Jumped off a building. Cray cray.

Meanwhile, can't wait for that NSAC trial.

Shut the front door!

[Doctor_Tenma]

Freddie Roach wanted it more than Pacquiao, sad.

[V.WEBB]

Freddie Roach wanted it more than Pacquiao, sad.

The Philippines wanted it more than Pacquiao, sad.

[boxinggod101]

Only thing disappointing about the fight, and I do mean only thing, it was Pacquiao's efforts.

Seriously I think both didnt deliver. Floyd did enough to win and Manny should have gone all out at the end. I mean he was losing, he should have gone for the kill. If u watch this vid u will see Pac touched him more than I thought but Floyds jab was too much for him. It landed almost all the time.

And for the insecure I am not putting this vid up to hype Pac like he won, just it shows both best punches of the fight. Nicely done

[The Big Dunn]

Sometimes its a judgment call.

I had a cut over my eye where the doctor said you can get stiches if you want to but if you don't want to then don't.

There is too much proof that there was an injury to Manny's shoulder. USADA knew about it, even the commissions knew about it but due to a technicality of a check box, that superseded whatever Manny's team told the commissions.

They lied when they told them, plain and simple. There is no evidence Manny had any injury before this fight. There is no evidence it got hurt during the fight. After the fight, he was able to raise both arms up without any pain or hesitation.

I understand why you refuse to admit it.

[Doctor_Tenma]

Seriously I think both didnt deliver. Floyd did enough to win and Manny should have gone all out at the end. I mean he was losing, he should have gone for the kill. If u watch this vid u will see Pac touched him more than I thought but Floyds jab was too much for him. It landed almost all the time.

And for the insecure I am not putting this vid up to hype Pac like he won, just it shows both best punches of the fight. Nicely done

I've seen it, Pacquiao is still an ATG and underrated counter puncher. I don't think Mayweather has to hand everything to Pacquiao, Pacquiao should have went for it and although it would have gotten him hurt, it would have been one for the casuals at least.

[V.WEBB]

They lied when they told them, plain and simple. There is no evidence Manny had any injury before this fight. There is no evidence it got hurt during the fight. After the fight, he was able to raise both arms up without any pain or hesitation.

I understand why you refuse to admit it.

The main thing I paid attention to when I watched the epilogue. No sign or injury, man. Especially not a torn rotator cuff.

[The Big Dunn]

Floyd and his fans saying these things but they were all for making the same rotator cuff injury excuse instead of giving Castillo credit. Yet, they expect it should be different now because it's to give Floyd not Castillo credit.

Heres the difference:

Floyd mentioned injury during fight, Manny didn't
Floyd's corner asked about shoulder, Manny's didn't.

Oh yeah, something else. Oh yeah, that's right:

Floyd won, Manny lost.