Comments Thread For: Arum: Pacquiao's Shoulder Was Fine Going Into 5/2

[T18Z]

I guess the bottom line is if you're that injured coming into a fight then postpone it. Regardless of the future implications.

Manny didn't do that. So we have to assume he was OK coming into the fight. So lets say he injured his shoulder during the fight. Where was the visual?

When Vitali tore his rotator cuft, it was obvious. It was almost as if the shoulder was hanging unnaturally. I didn't see this from Pacquiao. I also didn't hear him complain to his corner or even favor the shoulder.

He waited until after his L to start complaining. That's poor sportsmanship, specifically for the sport of Boxing.

That's one of boxing's unwritten rules. Don't speak on your injury if you lose. Period.

Emmanual Steward revealed years later that Tommy Hearns was suffering from dehydration going into the Hagler fight. Hearns himself never mentioned it (at least not in the post fight).

That's class. Pacquiao exposed himself.

I'm not delving into what's bad sportsmanship or not, it doesn't having a bearing in what I'm presenting.

He got injured during the fight, he's since had surgery on it. I'm not stating the injury is the reasoning for his loss, I'm just acknowledging he was injured.

Dunn can't accept that and like others see the acceptance of the injury as something that diminishes Mayweathers win. So they wear tin-foil hats and refuse to believe what doctors say, claiming Pacquaio faked his surgery and everything else.

It's silly really.

[Bronx2245]

So NOW Manny was 100% before the fight, and was sparring without problems? Which is it Bob? You (and Manny) should've kept your ****ing mouths shut, and accepted defeat! Instead, you have once again smeared the sport! Was Manny ever scared of needles? He needed 24 days to recover from getting his blood drawn, but suddenly he's OK with getting a "needle" 2 hours before the fight, "as a precautionary measure." Ed Lover, tell 'em: GTFOH wit' dat bull****!"

[The Big Dunn]

I'm not delving into what's bad sportsmanship or not, it doesn't having a bearing in what I'm presenting.

He got injured during the fight, he's since had surgery on it. I'm not stating the injury is the reasoning for his loss, I'm just acknowledging he was injured.

Dunn can't accept that and like others see the acceptance of the injury as something that diminishes Mayweathers win. So they wear tin-foil hats and refuse to believe what doctors say, claiming Pacquaio faked his surgery and everything else.

It's silly really.

No I don't. I just think he is lying and I gave you reasons why. Manny being injured in no way takes away from the dominating win. it just gives people like you a reason to not give Floyd props or ask for a rematch.

[DeadLikeMe]

Lol no it's not.

Why did they want a shot of Toradol then before the fight? You don't get a powerful pain reliever for something that is only mildly irritating.

I was doing some research and Toradol is so potent intravenously that hospitals can only use it on patients for 2 days consecutively.

[AP♠]

Lol Pac.tard nation is falling into rubble. Damn Arum is such a coward for lying to the public now throwing the hot pan on Pacquiaos lap that's all we needed to confirm.

[B Phontain]

lmaooooooo!!!!! Yooooo im in fckin tears!!!!!

[MrRolltide91]

here we go again

[joseph5620]

[QUOTE=T18Z;15706406]You don't take cough syrup precautionary because if you've just recently had a cough your body has already created an immunity to that strain of virus... the chance of you becoming ill again from a similar illness is slim. You also can't predict when you will become ill, but you can make an assumption you are likely to be injured again in an intense fight. Go back to school and study immunology and some physiotherapy.

When you have an injury recently, you are at an increased likelihood of injuring it again. Have you ever even had an injury? Such a moron, really.[/QUOTE]








Oh the irony. The sad part is you don't realize how ****** you sound. "I feel perfectly fine but I'm going to inject numbing agents because I once had a shoulder injury and I don't want it to happen again"


LOL You can't get any more dumb than that.

[T18Z]

[QUOTE=joseph5620;15706452]

You don't take cough syrup precautionary because if you've just recently had a cough your body has already created an immunity to that strain of virus... the chance of you becoming ill again from a similar illness is slim. You also can't predict when you will become ill, but you can make an assumption you are likely to be injured again in an intense fight. Go back to school and study immunology and some physiotherapy.

When you have an injury recently, you are at an increased likelihood of injuring it again. Have you ever even had an injury? Such a moron, really.[/QUOTE]




Oh the irony. The sad part is you don't realize how ****** you sound. "I feel perfectly fine bit I'm going to inject numbing agents because I once had a shoulder injury and I don't want it to happen again"


LOL You can't get any more dumb than that.

You are pathetic. Do you think if you injure your shoulder 2-3 weeks before a fight there is not an increased risk of it re-occurring? Are you really that dense?

Just because you feel fine doesn't make you invincible. Once again, go back to school/college/university and learn some physiotherapy, or better yet Google information surrounding injuries and increased likelihood of re-occurrence.

You won't do it though.

[arraamis]

The lawsuits are mounting up by disgruntled fans who believe they were duped by the "Fight of The Century."

As reported earlier, at least 32 lawsuits have been filed in several states, with fans claiming that Manny Pacquiao was an injured fighter when he entered the ring on May 2nd for his welterweight unification with Floyd Mayweather Jr. at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Pacquiao lost a twelve round unanimous decision but afterwards, at the post fight press conference, he revealed that he suffered a right shoulder injury in early April and further injured himself in the fourth round of the fight. Pacquiao underwent surgery two weeks ago.
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Sooooo, which is it????

Today I'm lying, yesterday I was telling the truth.
OR
Today I'm telling the truth, yesterday I was lying.