What kind of bribe do you think Matthysse accepted, to take a dive in the FIXED FIGHT?

So pacquiao was juiced and he drugged every legitimate opponent at 147? Unless you can post some evidence youre talking out of your ass.

Nobody needs drugs to beat a c level 35 year old mathyse. Did you lose a bet and now you're salty? Are YOU on drugs?

 

Was there a bribe between GGG and Canelo?

 

Technically VADA doesn't have to exist in Malaysia to test in Malaysia numbnuts. They don't exist in Russia either and that doesn't stop them. Btw, if it wasn't made clear, you are clueless about anti-doping.

 

He got a WBA title shot against a guy who makes a taxi driver look like Sugar Ray, then he got a big money fight against Manny where he did his duty and lost

 

Do you have any idea what looking at the ref and spitting out your mouthpiece means when you’re taking a count? Have you watched boxing before?

 

Im not even a manny fan but you can see how shot matthyse was in his previous fight vs a relative no namer. Of course pacs going to run rings around him and make him look bad.

Not a fix

 

I'm not exactly sure what was going on behind the scenes, but Matthysse's body language and antics was odd. I was impressed with Matthysse's performance vs Emmanuel Taylor, I remember being pleasantly surprised that night by how good Matthysse looked after being worried going into that fight that he may be done. Vs Kiram he didn't impress as much as he did vs Taylor, but I still thought he was OK.

I don't want to take anything away from Pacquiao because I thought Pacquiao looked really impressive, this may have been the best version of Pacquiao is a long long time, maybe since 2010 or something. So I don't want to take anything away from Pacquiao's performance, and I can't really put my finger on what was up with Matthysse.

It didn't seem like Matthysse was really trying to win the fight, however, at times, he did throw punches with conviction. Now I'd normally just chalk that up to being overwhelmed by a very surprisingly effective version of Pacquaio, but what really raised alarm bells for me (besides the taking of the knee at the end of a round where he was actually having success) was his post-fight interview. In the post-fight interview, through the translator, he was quoted several times saying something to the effect that it was "his turn to lose".

Now at first I thought well he's just saying "you win some you lose some" kind of thing, but he was repeatedly quoted as saying how this fight it was "his turn" to lose. That kind of a quote in a post-fight interview raises alarm bells. I mean I don't know what to make of that statement and how it was repeated. I can't recall a fighter ever saying that it was his "turn" to lose after losing a fight like Matthysse said though the translator. That was just weird, that on top of his performance, something didn't seem right.

So I don't know what was going on, but it was definitely a strange experience to see all that Matthysse. But regardless, you can't ignore Pacquiao's performance and how effective he truly was, which obviously had something to do with it.

 

Watching live it looked as if he was going to quit on his stall. Matthyse couldn't land anything let alone anything meaningful. He never really recovered from the first knockdown. Good win for Pac. Wish he'd retire but will tune in for the next episode.

 

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the second kd was a joke and then he just quit so easy and spit his gum shield....the guy went life and death v ruslan and dsg....pac is an old overrated ex roider pillowpino congress woman

 

Wow they must have done some rehearsals before the fight then.