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Originally posted by El Jesus View PostI find it hilarious these pac fans like spoon and two sweet hooks typing up entire paragraphs like anyone is gonna read that garbage. Still hanging on like some japanese world war 2 veteran on an island not realizing the war ended in defeat years ago.
Originally posted by matt22 View PostI don't get why people avoid the "racial" element to all this. Obviously Roy Jones is backing his "brother" Mayweather. But beyond that I really think Jones was a) backing another black fighter and b) the bias was so blatant that Haymon paid Jones off to be biased. It is clear that Jones has had financial problems in the past and that is why he continues to fight. I think it is a good possibility that Haymon paid some of those debts off. But the funny thing is that all the Showtime guys (Paulie, Bernstein etc.) were backing their guy and Jones and even Lampley switched sides and were biased for Mayweather. HBO should really re-think if they should re-hire Jones in all honesty. Look at Paulie who is obviously getting a crap load of money under the table from Haymon to go after Pac at all costs and to make Floyd look like a God. The funny thing is when you look at the foreign feeds of the fight (as national broadcasts paid for rights to show the fight) the fight was scored quite differently. Three examples: the Peru broadcast had the fight 114-114, the Colombian had it 115 - 114 Mayweather and the Dominican feed had it 114-114. Also their compubox feeds were much closer. Obviously, these national contexts do not have any biases. I just feel Pacquiao got screwed. He did not get a fair shake. It was a close fight that is all that I am saying. The HBO and Showtime crew made Pacquiao out to seem as though he was some kind of scrub which obviously he wasn't. To be clear I think the fight could have been scored 6-6, 7-5, or 7-5. the 10-2 or even 8-4 cards were greatly biased. Were we expecting Pacquiao to get in the ring and mop the floor with Floyd? I think the sad thing is that before the bell rang the commentators did not perceive the combatants as equals. This was the travesty of the fight of the century in my opinion.
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Originally posted by Boxing Goat View PostLegendary post, great job!!!!!!
All the truth. Manny would have been fine had he just been able to use the numbing shot as planned. NSAC messed up and they admit it with the chairmen already stepping down.
Anyone on here would have went through with the fight in a no-win situation just like Pacquiao did. If you say different then you are a liar.
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Originally posted by Luilun View PostHey Jones I know you been hit in the head to many times do you recall ? Floyd said he was going to come out strong his dad said they were going to stop Manny. This means they knew of the injury but Floyd failed to deliver an action fight and fought a bore as usual
floyd did come out pretty strong compared to his usual standard. it's all relative. floyd didnt say he was gonna come out and ko manny in the first 3 rounds. he just said he would come out strong which when you compare to his usual fights...he did just that.
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