I Bleed Maroon
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Boxing is dead and the world is better for it. No more wife beater factories.
End of.
End of.
The biggest problem wasn't the fight but the fact that most people DKSAB. f**king casuals and all that.
That might be the most accurately scored big fight I've ever seen (basically every genuine boxing fan I know had it somewhere between 116-112 and 118-110; I had 117-111) and yet somehow it's become a big controversy?
There's no way to change boxing scoring to "reward" Pacquiao's performance on Sunday unless you make punching people irrelevant to boxing. Mayweather won easily because he was better at hitting the other guy, like he always is.
you can slap me with a ruler 100 times, but if i hit you with enough times with a hammer i should win. that's called life, f**k boxing rules, you're living in the past, the digital age and access to reality will dictate boxing's irrelevance
Floyd Mayweather Jr. texts he'll fight Manny Pacquiao again next year
By Chuck Schilken
Floyd Mayweather Jr. told ESPN's Stephen A. Smith via text Tuesday that that he would be willing to fight Manny Pacquiao again rather than retire in September, as he has stated numerous times he plans to do.
"I will fight him in a year after his surgery," Mayweather said of Pacquiao in the text.
Mayweather improved to 48-0 with a unanimous decision over Pacquiao in a much-hyped fight Saturday night.
Pacquiao reported pain in his right shoulder after an April 4 sparring session, then was examined two days later, where a tear was found below the rotator cuff. His manager told The Times on Monday that Pacquiao would undergo surgery on the injury this week in Los Angeles.
The typical recovery time for such surgery is nine to 12 months. Plus, the Nevada Athletic Commission announced Monday that the state attorney's general's office will be looking into whether Pacquiao properly disclosed the injury before the fight.
In other words, Pacquiao might be facing a fine or even a suspension.
Still, if the text is any indication, Mayweather seems willing to
wait.http://www.latimes.com/sports/sport...er-manny-pacquiao-rematch-20150505-story.html