Mayweather vs. Pacquiao tickets sell out in 60 seconds

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parang nakita sa bolang kristal yung laban

Column: Mayweather-Pacquiao nothing more than an epic scam

Chances are, these guys will dance around the ring for 36 minutes, Mayweather piling up the points while an increasingly desperate Pacquiao goes for a Hail Mary of a punch.

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Saan ba kinuha ng LBC yun scoring nila. I browse the replay earlier and pack was winning [emoji23]

[ozcity]

You can't hurt what you can't hit. And based of the compu stats mas maraming pinakawalang suntok si Floyd. And 30% found their mark.

e magalaw daw si money kaya hindi matamaan hahahahha

[ozcity]

anyone knows kung ano name nung naka red?...shes hot!

[Monseratto]

For Manny, retiring with all your crowns with someone else leave a forever sour taste...

No rematch as Pacquiao won’t ever beat Mayweather anyway, says Floyd Sr.
Mark Giongco
*inquirerdotnet
INQUIRER.net 04:35 PM| May 3rd, 2015

LAS VEGAS — A rematch? Don’t even think about it.

Floyd Mayweather Sr. feels a second fight between his son and newly-minted unified welterweight champion Floyd Jr. and Filipino ring superstar Manny Pacquiao is not necessary.

Floyd Jr. silenced his critics on Saturday night after beating Pacquiao by unanimous decision, 118-110, 116-112 and 116-112 to stay unblemished after 48 fights, and the result alone explained why a rematch is highly unlikely.

“Pacquiao would never beat him anyway,” Floyd Sr. said.

“He would never beat him, believe me because one thing he doesn’t have is, he doesn’t have this,” Floyd Sr. said, pointing to his head.

The pound-for-pound king has one more fight left in his contract with Showtime and again said that his last fight will be in September before calling it a career.

And Floyd Sr. thinks his son should pick an easy fight for his farewell bout.

“I’m gonna tell you what I think he should do in September being that he had fought pretty much all of the guys around him, the hard-hitters the Alvarez’s, Cotto, Maidana, he fought all of them. My son should take this contract and fight an easy fight. He don’t need those tough fights.”

“He doesn’t have anything left to prove. There’s no one left for him to fight.”

And a fight against British boxer Amir Khan is possible. A bout which Floyd Sr. thinks will be a “good fight” and an “easier” one for his son.

When Floyd Jr., himself, was asked about a rematch, “all I wanna do now is go home and rest.”

- See more at: No rematch as Pacquiao won’t ever beat Mayweather anyway, says Floyd Sr. : The Pacquiao Files : Pacquiao vs Mayweather Jr. - INQUIRER.net

[mfabajon]

For Manny, retiring with all your crowns with someone else leave a forever sour taste...

If he retires now, it's a sad ending indeed for the people's champ. But I don't think he'll be remembered in history for his defeat this day. The great Sugar Ray Robinson lost 5 of his last 11 fights, including the last one but nobody remembers this. Pacquiao will be remembered as the first and only octuple champion who inspired millions with his charm, entertaining fighting style and success story. After all, you can't win them all unless you're Rocky Marciano or Floyd Mayweather Jr. ;)

Let us be proud of our champion. It was an epic boxing career.

[Juan Martinez]

^ well said.

[Monseratto]

Babawi tayo...

Pia Wurtzbach after Pacquiao loss: Babawi tayo sa Miss Universe | Entertainment, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

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Babawi tayo...

http://www.philstar.com/entertainment/2015/05/03/1450778/pia-wurtzbach-after-pacquiao-loss-babawi-tayo-sa-miss-universe

[beeftapa]

What a boring fight

I found it entertaining. Typical Mayweather. Very elusive. Well calculated. Really smart.

[beeftapa]

If he retires now, it's a sad ending indeed for the people's champ. But I don't think he'll be remembered in history for his defeat this day. The great Sugar Ray Robinson lost 5 of his last 11 fights, including the last one but nobody remembers this. Pacquiao will be remembered as the first and only octuple champion who inspired millions with his charm, entertaining fighting style and success story. After all, you can't win them all unless you're Rocky Marciano or Floyd Mayweather Jr. ;)

Let us be proud of our champion. It was an epic boxing career.

Yes we should be proud of Manny. He is one of the best boxer of this era. There is nothing wrong on losing, specially to the best ever