Mayweather Pacquiao: page 4

USADA Reacts To Floyd Mayweather "IV Use" Scandal

•Sep 10, 2015

Whether due to a genuine misunderstanding of the facts or an intentional desire to mislead, numerous unfounded and false accusations have been leveled against USADA in recent on-line articles. Since our inception, USADA’s sole mission has been to protect clean sport. As such, it is unfortunate and extremely disappointing to have to address articles riddled with significant inaccuracies and misrepresentations based on unsubstantiated rumors as well as anonymous or self-interested sources that have recklessly called our integrity into question. It is simply absurd to suggest that we would ever compromise our integrity for any sport or athlete.

Mayweather Under Hot Fire Over USADA/IV Scandal

BoxingScene Staff

•Sep 10, 2015

LAS VEGAS -- A controversy lingered under the circus tent that was Floyd Mayweather's May boxing bout against Manny Pacquiao. That controversy was Mayweather's intravenous vitamin injection before the fight, which broke World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines, according to SB Nation's Thomas Hauser. "In early March, USADA presented the Pacquiao camp with a contract that allowed the testing agency to grant a retroactive therapeutic use exemption (TUE) to either fighter in the event that the fighter tested positive for a prohibited drug," Hauser wrote.

Mayweather: Fans Should Be Mad At Pacquiao, Not Me!

Keith Idec

•Aug 29, 2015

Floyd Mayweather Jr. reiterated during an interview with Showtime’s Jim Gray on Friday night that Manny Pacquiao is the fighter to blame for the most lucrative event in boxing history failing to satisfy fans who wanted much more action.

Thurman: Bad Shoulder or Not, Pacquiao Would've Lost!

Edward Chaykovsky

•Aug 22, 2015

WBA 'regular' welterweight champion Keith Thurman believes Manny Pacquiao - even with a good shoulder - would have lost on May 2nd to WBC/WBA super champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. The two boxers traded shots at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in what was the richest fight in boxing history.

Mayweather-Pacquiao Lawsuits Head To California

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 17, 2015

LAS VEGAS - Plaintiffs who say the May 2nd mega-fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. was a fraud and they deserve their pay-per-view money back will argue their cases in front of a federal judge in Southern California. Judge R. Gary Klausner will decide if the cases are granted class action status before any trial proceeds.

Mayweather: My Most Important Fight Was Pacquiao

Radio Rahim

•Aug 8, 2015

WBC/WBA welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (48-0, 26KOs) admits that his May 2nd mega-fight with Manny Pacquiao was the important bout of his pro career. A five division world champion, Mayweather is claiming that his upcoming fight with Andre Berto, scheduled for September 12th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, is going to be the final bout of his career.

J. Mayweather: If Pacquiao Won, There'd Be No Injury

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jul 19, 2015

Trainer Jeff Mayweather, the uncle of WBC/WBA welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (48-0, 26KOs), believes Manny Pacquiao - if he would have won on May 2nd - would have never disclosed his shoulder injury. Jeff is already under the impression that Pacquiao's injury was pre-existing condition and not an actual injury suffered in the fight, but feels the Filipino star would have kept quiet about it and focused on a big money rematch.

J. Mayweather: Maidana, Others Did Better Than Pacquiao

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jul 17, 2015

Trainer Jeff Mayweather, the uncle of WBC/WBA welterweight king Floyd Mayweather Jr., says his nephew received a stiffer test from Marcos Maidana than he did from the May 2nd mega-fight with Manny Pacquiao. Maidana faced Mayweather twice in 2014. The first time, last May, resulted in a highly competitive fight which generated a September rematch. Mayweather won both fights by way of twelve round decision. Pacquiao, who believes he was robbed on the official cards, allowed Mayweather to dictate the pace of their contest from the opening bell. With pace slowed to Mayweather's liking, it was easy for him to box his way to a twelve round decision win.

J. Mayweather: Pacquiao's Story Backfired, No Rematch!

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jul 16, 2015

Former fighter and veteran trainer Jeff Mayweather, who is also the uncle to pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr., believes Manny Pacquiao fabricated the details of his right shoulder injury. Pacquiao says he suffered a serious shoulder injury during the fourth round of his twelve round decision loss to Floyd Jr. on May 2nd. The injury required surgery, which Pacquiao did undergo not log after the contest.

Hopkins' Coach Reflects on Mayweather-Pacquiao Outcome

Edward Chaykovsky

•Jul 13, 2015

Much has been written about the 'Fight of The Century' - Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao - which took place on May 2nd at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. After five to six years of anticipation, it was going to be impossible to meet the expectations of the contest. Mayweather dominated the action to win a twelve round unanimous decision. Naazim Richardson, best known as the head trainer of living legend Bernard Hopkins, reflected back on the highly successful pay-per-view event.