By Rod Bautista: Here is the truth straight up. The Floyd Mayweather Jr. – Manny Pacquiao mega fight we all waited for was a mega let down. Over 5 years in the making and the showdown that was tagged the fight of the century ended up being the let down of the century.
Everything about the fight was the biggest money wise of all time from the $90 price tag to purchase the pay per view, to the 9 figure purse that the two fighters took home. Financially it’s the biggest of all time. Unfortunately that’s where the greatness of this fight ends.
By John Simmons: Where on earth is Manny Pacquiao? This a good question after months of ridicule towards Floyd Mayweather Jr. and the constant selfies, Instagram updates and talking about Floyd to a point where it was becoming comical. 
By MMCR: Floyd Mayweather Jr. won the fight fair and square beating Manny Pacquiao by a 12 round unanimous decision at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mayweather won by doing what he has done best for his entire career. He took a very aggressive and high volume punching opponent Pacquiao and reduced him to a frustrating mess. 
By Ryan Dunn: In the NBA, you have a 24 second shot clock. If you don’t touch the rim 24 seconds from the moment your possession begins, you must give the ball to the opposite team. There is also the 3-second rule. An offensive player can not stand idle in the opponent’s free throw lane for more than 3 seconds, otherwise his team receives a foul. 
By Sizzle JKD: I’m going to call it like I see it. Here’s the thing, no God in this entire universe could have saved Manny Pacquiao last night. Not Jesus Christ, not Buddha, not even Allah. The fact of the matter is, religion has made Pacquiao soft and because of this Pacquiao has no business fighting. In the hurt business, nice guys in the ring will NEVER finish first. 
By Chris Williams: Alex Ariza, the strength and conditioning coach for Floyd Mayweather Jr. (48-0, 26 KOs), saw how Manny Pacquiao (57-6-2, 38 KOs) struggled last Saturday night in his one-sided defeat at the hands of Mayweather. 
By Gerardo Granados: At a post-fight interview on ESPN the Undisputed Welterweight Champion of the World Floyd Money Mayweather W48 (26)-L0-D0 stated he would vacate his entire welter and light middle WBA – WBC and also his welter WBO championship belts; meanwhile Manny Pacquiao hurried to make excuses for his loss saying he had a shoulder injury. 
By Robert “Big Moe” Elmore: As bad as several of the media tried to discredit Floyd Mayweather Jr’s victory over Mannt Pacquiao; even to the point where an ESPN analysts asked him “does he think he can be great outside the ring with his criminal history”; NOTHING will take the victory away. 
By Listen: Last night we witnessed the biggest fight in boxing history. Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao the tale of two polar opposites. Mayweather the king of the Sweet Science (SS) and Pacquiao one of the best Action Pack (AP) fighters the world has ever seen. 
By Dan Ambrose: For some reason one excuse wasn’t enough for Manny Pacquiao in trying to explain what went wrong with his game last Saturday in losing to Floyd Mayweather Jr. by a 12 round unanimous decision. Pacquiao used the scattergun approach to making excuses for his defeat to Mawyeather, blaming it on him missing a couple of weeks of training camp because of a shoulder problem, as well as him missing a couple of other days of training for unknown reasons.