So, Mayweather: All he did was to prevail over Manny Pacquiao, a true hall of famer, in the most anticipated fight in decades (and the richest of all time), and prevail with such ease that the bout ended up as a true stinker. Part of that was Pacquiao’s fault. He’s not the joyful offensive force he once was. But even had he been, Mayweather’s skill and tactics were such that it probably would have made no difference. That Mayweather, unlike Gonzalez or Canelo or Golovkin, chooses control over offense has been a huge disappointment throughout his career, but it doesn’t change the record. Mayweather followed up his erasure of Pacquiao with another unruffled win in September, over the capable Andre Berto in what Mayweather promised was his last fight. Not the rousing send-off one might have hoped for, but another clear demonstration of his utter superiority.
TBE? Nope, but TB’15 for sure
TBE? Nope, but TB’15 for sure
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