The punch statistics that prove Floyd Mayweather was fortunate to beat Manny Pacquiao

[AllBoxingAD]

Some of you havent gotten past the denial stage yet?

How long is it gonna take?????

[ironmt]

Some of you havent gotten past the denial stage yet?

How long is it gonna take?????

Two things that cannot be denied, watching paint dry Is more entertaining than watching Floyd run hug and fondle his opponents and Pacquiao needs to retire.

[QuebecSTAR2]

you obviously care....just saying that vid you keep on posting in every thread is getting pretty old and lame

i agree dis **** below is lame!

[12TRIBEsRiSe]

love is the key!!!!!!!

[ADP02]

Why didn't the British journo's kick up a storm about so called punch stats in Maidana 1, castillo 1,De La Hoya fights that were much closer than the Pacman fight.

Its all because they all thought pacman would give Floyd a hard fight and are just acting pathetic now that Floyd won so comfortably. Floyd always has one sided punch stats, at least in percentage landed, i will say it again, why didn't they talk about that in the 3 fights i mentioned. Are you telling me Pacman did better than those 3?, did he ****.

Why not say those 3 and the Manny fight.

After re-watching the Manny fight, I see their point. Even someone here verified and the punch stats were off by Compubox and that is what Floyd fans were talking about after the fight.

There are similarities with all those fights. Floyd gets credited more than he deserved. Manny blocked some of Floyd's punches and some didn't even connect.

[ADP02]

The conclusions here include:

1) The fight was far closer than the judges, especially Moretti, and most pundits perceived

2) Many rounds were exceptionally difficult if not too close to call.

3) The punch stats as counted in the heat of the night are profoundly suspect (one US commentator who had Pacquaio winning asked if they were compiled by ‘kids from the HBO and Showtime offices’ and was told ‘Yes.’)

4) Pacquiao’s claim that he had won the fight was reasonable, not outrageous as the in-ring interviewer implied.

5) If watching on television, maybe better to mute the sound commentary.

6) Mayweather is very wise to keep insisting on home-town advantage in Las Vegas, which benefits from the huge economic impact of his fights.

[bobotnaman]

watch it in half speed just press the slowmo.

go to the description and comments section for the slowmo of every round.

[Crazylegs77]

* American website sat its leading commentators down to watch fight again
* They decided to tally every punch and came up with startling statistics
* Figures suggest the megafight could have been scored 114-114
* And it could also be argued that Manny Pacquiao was the clear winner
* Floyd Mayweather retained his unbeaten record on unanimous decision

There are growing rumors that: (Pac clearly won in a slow motion replay in the fight; both missed badly and some of pac's connects were not counted and probably haven't seen clearly by the judges and compubox boys because it was too damn fast)

I watched it in slow motion and so what if Pac clearly won in slow motion replay, it's not how the fight is actually scored wackos no judge watches it in slow motion, no such thing LOL!


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...-decision.html

This is not surprising. Even after initially watching the fight, the person watching with me was puzzled and asked how did that guy win? He barely landed anything.

Money May fans dont like to hear it they going lalalalalala
But its true.

Since when is it wrong the scrutinize scoring and punch stats?

[lebrick]

watch it in half speed just press the slowmo.

go to the description and comments section for the slowmo of every round.

this is the most biased scoring i have ever seen..

[tangalog2200]

I wish HBO would a do a director's cut version of every fight after the initial live airing. A version of a fight with the best possible angles. Would give people an incentive to catch the replays in the following days. I don't see why this would be so difficult to do. I hate watching fights and not being completely sure if a punch landed or not because of ****ty angles.

i think hbo or other broadcast firm will not risk showing clips that will tend to put big question marks on the judges decision or scoring...sadly...