What I find interesting about Pac's Life decision and this Fight/Decision

Now, I could be wrong and i can only look at it from the outside but I this is on my mind (and that is if I have it right):

What interests me is how a Pac, who struggled and fought his way to the top, a Fighter with that "edge" (which was to run a wild life with a pinch of Christianity surrounding him) while fighting with a blazing fire through the divisions...finally came to a cross-roads outside the ring when he thought he was going to lose what was Truly most important to him...his Family. In doing so, he cleans up his act just as fast as he throws punches. He becomes a devout Christian, and I'm assuming a better Family man. And the one thing he was truly Great at and in control of throughout his life, what he was devoted to, BOXING, he finally loses in a fight he arguably should have won on all the judges cards.

And I know the JMM fights will be talked about as debatable...some thinking the decisions were spot on...some thinking Manny won this one and lost that one and so on...but the outcomes were still in his favor. But not this time. Not in this fight where unlike the JMM fights, which we can debate all day and have made thread after thread about...in this fight, I thought it was more clear that Manny won the fight. And I'm not saying HBO score-cards clear...but still a UD victory for Pac.



And Good for Manny for handling it the way he did. Maybe he'll just see it as a "Test" from God. A Test of his belief. And what is truly important to him matters more...Family...and how they view him and not judges in boxing.

YOU JUST HAVE TO SMILE AND LAUGH AT IT ALL.

Lastly, ALL fights should be evaluated and investigated after such events if they aren't.

But that's just my opinion. It's subject to change with evaluation in the coming days