The official Mayweather vs. Pacquiao aftermath trash receptacle

I don't believe it was anywhere near as serious as they claim, he was throwing it viciously though not 100%, Floyd has well documented hand issues and I believe can't use xylocaine up to 1 week before fighting. The shoulder wasn't a major reason why he lost the fight, that much is certain. There's degrees to it, look at Berto and Lacy when they injured their shoulder, could barely lift them to parry. Mayweather had problems with the rotator cuff in Castillo 1 but could still use it efficiently enough. If he comes in with a saner strategy and can get Mayweather off his rhythm he definitely has the potential to cause problems but Mayweather can always just do what he did in the fight, nullify Pacquiao and not take any risks.

 

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/boxing/32800798

 

Hatton telling the truth. Those two just need to call it a day.

 

How so?
The first fight i ever saw was Holyfield vs Valuev
And here i am, 7 years later. :!:

 

Top marks earned for perseverance my friend. On the bright side at least you weren't spoiled by having a classic Leonard-Duran I type of bout for your first watch.

 

it is what it is. floyd still gets booed wherever he goes and you wonder why

 

Hatton was the last bum Mayweather legitimately knocked out. Manny gave him a concussion and the ring doctor had to hold his head to prevent brain swelling.
Hatton is not all there up top.

 

What?!! Two ATG heavyweight in their prime...you were spoiled.:yep

 

But it made the sport a lot of money. Isn't that good?

 

:|:| Pac lost. Now boxing is going to die. :|:|:| 118-110 :deal :rofl

 

Just glad it's over and done with.

Better that it happened rather than it not happening at all.

 

Lowered expectations? I never thought of that :!:
I though that a 46 year old black dude outboxing some giant who had 100 pounds on him was a rather spectacular show.

 

[YT]watch?v=wDoIM1dRzGo[/YT]

 

:good

 

It was over May 2nd. Unfortunately, seems like some fans on here can't handle the truth that #48 was never on Floyd's level.