Comments Thread For: Roach: Pacquiao With Two Hands KO's Mayweather

[Calabis]

With a 7 week training camp (at the least), and a shoulder injury that prevented him from reaching his goals in sparring; Pacquiao still managed to visibly hurt Fraud several times in the fight. Sadly, the same can't be said for Fraud, who threw everything but the kitchen sink and couldn't even put a dent in Pacquiao's armor.

We can only imagine what Pacquiao would have done to poor Fraud with a full training camp and no injuries.

Well you keep living in the imaginary world of Pacman....I'll live in the real world and in the real world 50 years from now, when we look back, it will still say Floyd defeated #48 by unanimous decision



Here is the official score card, in case you need a reminder

[Bep3373]

There is no reversing the fact that Floyd Mayweather's so-called "win" will forever be tainted. Beating a one armed man WHILE RUNNING SCARED ain't legacy.

One arm man lmao...ok ...I guess you believe in the tooth fairy too ...lol thus fraud couldn't Ko algeri or rios but he could Ko the greatest fighter of this generations lol

[b00g13man]

Still looking for any sort of evidence that Pacquiao wasn't throwing his right hand. Because I have round after round of evidence that he was.

Lol @ an injury.

You can't be serious. Did you ever watch a boxing match before May 2nd? Do you understand the meaning of southpaw and orthodox and what the implications of each stance generally is?

IRONFIST didn't understand the concept either. How am I supposed to take your opinion on the fight seriously after something like that?

[IR0NFIST]

Well you keep living in the imaginary world of Pacman....I'll live in the real world and in the real world 50 years from now, when we look back, it will still say Floyd defeated #48 by unanimous decision



Here is the official score card, in case you need a reminder

It's a shame that his undefeated record will be overshadowed by his repulsive personality, and history of domestic violence towards women. You are among the minority of Fraud fans who are satisfied with that mediocre win over an injured and unprepared Pacquiao; his own uncle Roger isn't even giving him full credit for that lackluster performance.

[TooEasy]

No need for Psychic, it's called common sense.

a one handed Pac was already a handful for FLoyd and to most thought it was a draw and to some a very close win for PAc.

A 2 handed PAc, destroys him easy. Sad truth homey.

4 arm PAC will only still land 81 punches.

[b00g13man]

It's a shame that his undefeated record will be overshadowed by his repulsive personality, and history of domestic violence towards women. You are among the minority of Fraud fans who are satisfied with that mediocre win over an injured and unprepared Pacquiao; his own uncle Roger isn't even giving him full credit for that lackluster performance.

Still crying about that huh? "Moral" victories. Lol.

This isn't the movies. The "bad" guys win in real life sometimes.

[IR0NFIST]

Still crying about that huh? "Moral" victories. Lol.

This isn't the movies. The "bad" guys win in real life sometimes.

You better pray to Yeezus that a rematch doesn't happen, and that Pacquiao doesn't step in the ring with a full training camp and no prior injuries.

[IR0NFIST]

4 arm PAC will only still land 81 punches.

Another Fraud fan hiding behind an alt. You truly are a reflection of the coward whom you idolize.

[richardt]

The way I see it if a fighter is injured but can still use their arm, they should not make any excuses but if they say "my arm was bothering me but take nothing away from Floyd, he was the better man" then that is the dignified way to handle the situation. I would be 100% behind Pac if he had stopped using the hand or barely threw it or held it by his side. Then you could say he was injured and cannot perform close to the way he normally does and schedule a rematch after surgery.

I have no problem believing his arm was bothering him, but the injury did not stop him from throwing hard punches and often. And not enough to make the world cry out for a rematch and that probably is mainly due to the perception that no version of either fighter, especially at the age they would be, is going to mix well and create combustion and only a barnburner first fight would get people excited about a rematch. This was not the case and the amount of money a rematch would take would not be something the fans would shelve out again, regardless of the situation.

Sure, I hope Pac comes back and wins some and retires. Keep helping his people in his country in need. He has had a great career. Other chapters in life await him.

[IR0NFIST]

The way I see it if a fighter is injured but can still use their arm, they should not make any excuses but if they say "my arm was bothering me but take nothing away from Floyd, he was the better man" then that is the dignified way to handle the situation. I would be 100% behind Pac if he had stopped using the hand or barely threw it or held it by his side. Then you could say he was injured and cannot perform close to the way he normally does and schedule a rematch after surgery.

I have no problem believing his arm was bothering him, but the injury did not stop him from throwing hard punches and often. And not enough to make the world cry out for a rematch and that probably is mainly due to the perception that no version of either fighter, especially at the age they would be, is going to mix well and create combustion and only a barnburner first fight would get people excited about a rematch. This was not the case and the amount of money a rematch would take would not be something the fans would shelve out again, regardless of the situation.

Sure, I hope Pac comes back and wins some and retires. Keep helping his people in his country in need. He has had a great career. Other chapters in life await him.

The injury didn't prevent him from throwing right hands (which were few and far in between), but it clearly prevented him from using it to the best of his abilities.