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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »

Mayweather will fight GGG at 154 its the only logical fight

isn't he supposed to fight cotto next?

So now Manny claiming there was a mole in his training camp leaking into to Floyd lol

Then he took a pic in a sling

BigBallsNoWorries wrote: »

Mann I love latinas

They were so many in Vegas, it was ridiculous

that's the pics we wanna see

NM

Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »

Is it online yet or ia there a stream?

Yes to both.

I would pick Crawford over Pacman... Crawford is a gotdamn beast.

RAPH wrote: »

Yo I have a question...

Was Jamie Foxx's national anthem really that bad???

Or is it just white people hating and tripping again?

I mean okay, he did a weird finger thing at the end and said hallelujah but that was like a couple of seconds...

I thought he did perfectly fine the rest of the song before that...

Is it me, am I tripping? lol

it wasnt great the ? was a poor choice it was distracting

I can see Crawford beating Manny and being the new PPV king at TR... At least he has more personality and is more exciting than Bradley

Team Pacquiao released a statement with excuses on why they lost

During training, Manny Pacquiao suffered a right shoulder injury. Manny went to see world-class doctors, partners in the prestigious Kerlan Jobe Orthopedic Clinic, who performed tests and, in consultation with Manny, his promoter, and his advisors, concluded that with short rest, treatments, and close monitoring, Manny could train and, on May 2, step into the ring against Floyd Mayweather.

Manny's advisors notified the United States Anti-Doping Agency ("USADA") of the shoulder injury and the treatments being proposed by the doctors during training and on fight night. USADA spoke to Manny's doctors twice, investigated, and confirmed in writing that the proposed treatments, if used, were completely allowed. The medication approved for fight night was a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (Toradol).

Manny continued to train and his shoulder improved, though not 100%. This is boxing, injuries happen, and Manny is a warrior. Again, in consultation with his doctors, promoter and advisors, Manny decided to proceed with the fight anticipating that he could receive his pre-fight treatment. That specific treatment had been approved by USADA in writing at least 5 days before the fight.

On his pre-fight medical form filled out earlier in the week, Manny's advisors listed the medications that Manny used in training and the medications that might be used on fight night. A few hours before he was expected to step in the ring, when Manny's doctors began the process, the Nevada Commission stopped the treatment because it said it was unaware of Manny's shoulder injury.

This was disappointing to Team Pacquiao since they had disclosed the injury and treatment to USADA, USADA approved the treatments, and Manny had listed the medication on his pre-fight medical form.

Also, USADA had provided a copy of its contract with the fighters to the Commission. An hour before the fight, Manny's advisors asked the Commission to reconsider and the director of USADA advised the Commission that USADA had approved the fight-night treatment, but the Commission denied the request.

With the advice of his doctors, Manny still decided to proceed with the fight. His shoulder wasn't perfect but it had improved in training camp.

However, as Manny has said multiple times, he makes no excuses. Manny gave it his best.

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