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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Photos: Mayweather Dominates Berto MONSTER Gallery

    Las Vegas - Floyd Mayweather Jr. signed off from professional boxing as he had planned on Saturday, going out unbeaten and on his own terms as 'The Best Ever' after improving his career record to 49-0.

    After a stellar 19-year run that produced world titles in five weight divisions and earnings in excess of $800 million, Mayweather bade farewell to the ring with a clinical display to earn a unanimous decision over fellow American Andre Berto.
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    • Gary Coleman
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      Magnificent career, champ!

      Enjoy retirement.

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        • The tucker
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          Floyd had an magnificent career and say what you want he beat everyone that mattered.

          I think he should stay retired because I think he was seriously trying to go for the knock out at some points but he just can't get it done.his offensive game has fallen significantly.

          Floyd is leaving the game on top boxers don't usually do that so cong**** to him and good luck.

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            • Beercules
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              I can't hate, he retired on top.


              Wish him a well and happy retirement.

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                • John Barron
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                  ok his trunks look like iv drops...

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                    • Johnwoo8686
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                      It was a great career. He retired on top. The haters are not satisfied because they will never get what they wanted to see.... A Floyd loss

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                        • SplitSecond
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                          Came in representing them IV drips.

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                            • ChicoEscuelaNYC
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                              Mayweather really had that quick lead left hook working from round 1. We haven't seen that in a while. I wish berto would have had more success but Floyd found his range against the short armed berto very quickly and went right into cruise control. Floyd was very confortable in this fight.


                              Enjoy retirement champ. Boxing perfection. Resume unmatched

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                                • Deevel916
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                                  A "Monster Gallery"? All I see is a bunch of missed punches from both guys.

                                  Is this how the fight played out?

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                                    • Johnwoo8686
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                                      Originally posted by Deevel916
                                      A "Monster Gallery"? All I see is a bunch of missed punches from both guys.

                                      Is this how the fight played out?
                                      No, Berto missed a lot but Floyd was landing nearly at will.

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