Comments Thread For: Roach: Pacquiao Thinks He Beat Mayweather - But I Didn't!

[Spoon23]

once again, timmy felt, and still feels, like he beat pac. fighters are too emotional to be honest. corner men usually tell it like it is. as for injuries, once the bell rings, injuries of some kind are to be expected.

if a **** is injured prior to stepping into the ring, what the FNCK does he want the other guy to do ?!?!? can PLEASE get answer

The difference is evidence points to Pac did really connected more through out the fight. Videos are hard copies of truth and pac's fast punches can be seen clearly that he did connect more as videos have swarm lo over the nt of Pac legit into have a case for winning it.

Just is. Floyd won, but who did connect more? It's the Pacman.

Videos are hard copies trapped in time. It will never be lost. It's there as proof of what truly happened.

And what fully happened is the one who connected more lost that night, over a marathon HUGGATHON chase match. That left a foul taste on everyone for such a boring fight.

This video will forever show who did connect more that night.

Evidence of the effective aggressor and the better defense was the guy who got hit less too. Which is the Pacman.

[Elroy The Great]

The difference is evidence points to Pac did really connected more through out the fight. Videos are hard copies of truth and pac's fast punches can be seen clearly that he did connect more as videos have swarm lo over the nt of Pac legit into have a case for winning it.

Just is. Floyd won, but who did connect more? It's the Pacman.

Videos are hard copies trapped in time. It will never be lost. It's there as proof of what truly happened.

And what fully happened is the one who connected more lost that night, over a marathon HUGGATHON chase match. That left a foul taste on everyone for such a boring fight.

This video will forever show who did connect more that night.

Evidence of the effective aggressor and the better defense was the guy who got hit less too. Which is the Pacman.

thanks for not replying to 98 % of my post.

[Spoon23]

thanks for not replying to 98 % of my post.

I did answer you. It's moot and academic. It is irrelevant since even if you think he was injured before the fight or not. Pac still landed more and the legit winner of that marathon event. So your point is irrelevant.

Pac won injured or not. Whichever way you go.

You just can't understand it. Pac with all the handicap that night actually powered through, but he still lost since 3 judges handed him an undeserving Loss.

# bottomline Pac outlanded the counter puncher in his own game.

[Elroy The Great]

^^^^^

moot as well. 49-0 and will become king again the very second he unretires.

[Spoon23]

^^^^^

moot as well. 49-0 and will become king again the very second he unretires.

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Whatever dude.

Enjoy you running man boxer.

One thing you can't deny. The consensus about this fight is that it was a stinker of a fight.

DO you blame the guy who came in tried to chase a guy and tried to make the fight exciting as he pushed the action as he chase Floyd from pillar to post? Or the guy who wanted to run, hug, and hide for 12 rounds for an energy diffusing borefest?

What I'm saying is if there is one guy wo needs to redeem himself for his *****ness. It's Floyd. It will always will be. The world felt ripped off for such a low key energy diffusing marathon event. Were in one wanted to fight, and one wanted to escape and went on survival mode in the biggest night of his life.

TO close, I leave you With Nachos thoughts. This should give you perspective of Floyd's actions that night that left us with a stinker of a fight.

Nacho about Floyd: The kid caved. Over defensive on the most important fight of his life.

"He knew he was supported by the judges to give a luck luster fight."

"He (floyd) lost so much credibility"

"the only one throwing punches was Pacquiao"

"how can they gave the rounds to a guy who even looks ridiculous running away scared?"

"or giving hugs to turn off the fight?"




# rematch written all over the place. Floyd needs to redeem himself with this poor display of boxing.

[Elroy The Great]

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Whatever dude.

Enjoy you running man boxer.

One thing you can't deny. The consensus about this fight is that it was a stinker of a fight.

DO you blame the guy who came in tried to chase a guy and tried to make the fight exciting as he pushed the action as he chase Floyd from pillar to post? Or the guy who wanted to run, hug, and hide for 12 rounds for an energy diffusing borefest?

What I'm saying is if there is one guy wo needs to redeem himself for his *****ness. It's Floyd. It will always will be. The world felt ripped off for such a low key energy diffusing marathon event. Were in one wanted to fight, and one wanted to escape and went on survival mode in the biggest night of his life.

TO close, I leave you With Nachos thoughts. This should give you perspective of Floyd's actions that night that left us with a stinker of a fight.

Nacho about Floyd: The kid caved. Over defensive on the most important fight of his life.

"He knew he was supported by the judges to give a luck luster fight."

"He (floyd) lost so much credibility"

"the only one throwing punches was Pacquiao"

"how can they gave the rounds to a guy who even looks ridiculous running away scared?"

"or giving hugs to turn off the fight?"




# rematch written all over the place. Floyd needs to redeem himself with this poor display of boxing.

at the end of the day, an ugly win trumps a beautiful loss. but youre right.. the fight ****** balls. the rematch will end the same with may winning. i wonder what excuse pac will use for this loss.....

[Spoon23]

at the end of the day, an ugly win trumps a beautiful loss. but youre right.. the fight ****** balls. the rematch will end the same with may winning. i wonder what excuse pac will use for this loss.....

But the big question is did he really...

Nope not really.. evidence points to the Asian as the one who really connected more on that fight. Floyd may have won, but he won an undeserving win.

IF Floyd won post fight scrutiny on who really connected more, then you can say He won in ugly fashion, for it was such a borefest, but sad to say, the truth ain't in Floyd's side, evidence don't point to him connecting more, The guy who put the hurt in the hurt business and connected more from the fight and the true winner was and is the Pacman.

# nothing was concluded that night, Floyd looked like a vagina and an unworthy winner.. So whichever way look at it it sticks out like a sore thumb till the ends of time.. Question is, it's Already that pathetic and yet not a word from the runner to vindicate himself and put an exclamation point to this rivalry. Shows you when a fighter knows he can't win, he keeps silent, even if it's still going to be the 2nd biggest PPV fight of all time. That alone shows you who won. Great rivalries need at least a sequel or the norm trilogy, Froid rather retire after the mess he made.

[Elroy The Great]

But the big question is did he really...

Nope not really.. evidence points to the Asian as the one who really connected more on that fight. Floyd may have won, but he won an undeserving win.

IF Floyd won post fight scrutiny on who really connected more, then you can say He won in ugly fashion, for it was such a borefest, but sad to say, the truth ain't in Floyd's side, evidence don't point to him connecting more, The guy who put the hurt in the hurt business and connected more from the fight and the true winner was and is the Pacman.

# nothing was concluded that night, Floyd looked like a vagina and an unworthy winner.. So whichever way look at it it sticks out like a sore thumb till the ends of time.. Question is, it's Already that pathetic and yet not a word from the runner to vindicate himself and put an exclamation point to this rivalry. Shows you when a fighter knows he can't win, he keeps silent, even if it's still going to be the 2nd biggest PPV fight of all time. That alone shows you who won. Great rivalries need at least a sequel or the norm trilogy, Froid rather retire after the mess he made.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1677686-ranking-the-15-worst-judging-decisions-in-boxing-history

http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/list/201206/worst-decisions-boxing-history#1

http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/list/201206/worst-decisions-boxing-history#1

http://sabotagetimes.com/sport/the-5-biggest-robberies-in-boxing-history

https://lockerdome.com/sports-kings/7408227625224724

ys, some links are before the so called robbery. i added them for effect.

but goddamn, finally an UNBIASED (giggles) link !!!!
http://www.thephilippinepride.com/pacquiao-mayweather-is-the-biggest-robbery-in-boxing-history/

[littlemac]

Manny losing the most important fight of his career caused his fans massive psychological trauma .

The trauma is so bad some have completely erased the fight from their minds and think Floyd is ducking the fight.

[illmaticRB]

[QUOTE=Spoon23;17021607]Even Floyd senior thought his son fought like a vagina. How could he have won? After the fight interview on May 2.


Floyd Mayweather Sr. Says :

@ 1:50 mark Floyd senior said about floyd's time to retire: 'When you can't do what you use to do it's time.' referring to his son

He knew his son dont have it anymore lmao.. He saw his son fight like a vagina


Thank you spoon!!!!!!!! mayweather exposed!!!!!!!!!!!!! etaallday.c0m
despite all the controversy, i thought the fight between floyd and manny was the highest level technical fight ive ever seen! Thats why there should be a PAC vs MAY 2. No more shoulder injury and hopefully floyd will be watched for that IV. Al haymon hopefully wont pay off other fighters not to spar and train with pac. PAC beter watch out for spies in his camp! LOL
Referring to Floyd.