The official Mayweather vs. Pacquiao aftermath trash receptacle

I am just saying what he meant by the card switching. Not sure why anyone would continue to watch boxing if all they do is complain about the reffing and scoring. Might as well switch to ladies golf. A little more cut and dry. And pretty ladies if you are in to that.

 

We all love boxing. It's just unfortunate that boxing is such an underground sport that corruption is a regular thing.

 

I don't think its as corrupt as you think it is. Maybe back in the day. Olympic boxing is corrupt as hell though and they get caught all the time. There were no scoring inconsistencies in the May-Pac, Pac-Horn, or the Ward-Kov to even suggest some fix was in. If you want to say their criteria for scoring fights suck but I can't see any evidence of collusion in any of these fights. Frankly this robbery talk is ruining boxing. I would like to see more transparency in the scoring though.

 

Agree. You can add GGG to that also but I am a fan of GGG but its gets ridiculous also.

 

I've highlighted the points of each man's connection to PEDs and Manny comes out the least suspicious (see the information regarding PED benefits and times of use).

Could Manny be on the juice? Sure. But he hasn't given me real reasons to suspect that this is the case. There's a ton of red flags pointing to Marquez and Floyd doping.

 

STFU, gutter rat. You do see the titles of the threads, right? You CHOOSE to click.

 

So Pacquiao is undefeated?

 

another idiot into my ignore list.

 

Another closed minded individual.I'll throw a stick, now you go away.

 

Very interesting thread. Wow I didn't realise how clear PAC won.
It's sad how corrupt boxing is

 

Thanks to my ignore list I dont have to go anywhere.

 

Sure! LOL! Suuuuuure!!!

 

Yep, according to pac fans he never lost legitimately even the time he was knocked out unconscious was just CGI special effects to fool the public.

 

The same thing apparently holds true in chess. During a blltz match between former world champion Gary Kasparov and Judit Polgar Kasparov quickly moved a piece, and rapidly change his mind. Judit Polgar appealed to the ref and they played the video showing that Kasparov had indeed broken the rules. But just like in boxing the decision that he had won was upheld.

BTW
Why even look at the replay if they aren't going to change their minds anyway as was done in the recent Pac fight?

 

I watched that video as well and was amazed to see all the punches that Pac had landed and then understood why he said that he felt he had won.

BTW
Seems like Pac's jinxed with punches that are invisible to normal human vision. Not good since normal human vision is what the judges use to determine the outcome.