By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. assumed that he would be given full credit by fans after beating Manny Pacquiao by a fairly lopsided 12 round unanimous decision last Saturday night in their long-awaited big money fight in Las Vegas, but instead Mayweather’s had to listen to excuses from Pacquiao about him coming into the fight with a preexisting shoulder injury.
While some fans recognize Pacquiao’s excuse as being just that, an excuse to cover up the embarrassment of having been soundly beaten by Mayweather, other fans aren’t ready to give Mayweather credit for the victory because he beat an injured Pacquiao.
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. thinks Manny Pacquiao needs to go back to the drawing board after he was schooled by him last Saturday night in a 12 round unanimous decision loss in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mayweather thinks it’s amusing that Pacquiao’s arm started hurting after the fight rather than before it. Mayweather doesn’t come right out and say that Pacquiao is looking for an excuse for his loss, but that’s what one can read between the lines. 
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. says he knew everything that went on in Manny Pacquiao’s recent training camp before their fight last Saturday night. Mayweather says he knew when Pacquiao trained, how many rounds, how he looked, when he wasn’t training, and whether he had leg cramps or whatever. Mayweather didn’t reveal whether he was aware that Pacquiao had a shoulder injury or not, but Pacquiao seemed to think that he was aware of the injury. 
By Dan Ambrose: For weeks before the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao fight, we’d been hearing Pacquiao’s team saying that Pacquiao would bring the fight to Mayweather and turn it into a war. But when the fight actually good place last Saturday, Pacquiao fought on the outside for much of the fight and he looked decidedly like a fighter who didn’t want to get hit by Mayweather’s right hands. 
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By Chris Williams: After the way that Manny Pacquiao fought last Saturday night, ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas thinks that Pacquiao abused the fans in his loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. Atlas thinks Pacquiao had a responsibility to be at his best and be ready to fight last Saturday night, especially given the $100 million that he was making for the fight. 
By Chris Williams: It’s generally understood that Manny Pacquiao looked poor last Saturday night in getting schooled by Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a fight that many fans scored 9 rounds to 3 in Mayweather’s favor. This was Mayweather fighting in 1st gear pretty much most of the fight, and only rarely shifting into 2nd gear to nail Pacquiao with combinations. 
By Chris Williams: Four days after his disappointing loss to boxing’s No.1 pound-for-pound fighter Floyd Mayweather Jr. last Saturday night in their mega-fight, the Philippine’s Manny Pacquiao will be undergoing shoulder surgery on his right rotator cuff today by the well-known surgery Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles, California. 
By Rasheed Catapang: Basketball is a running game. Apparently, so is boxing. And Floyd Mayweather Jr. who showcased his running skills against Manny Pacquiao naturally won last Saturday night by beating him by a 12 round unanimous decision at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevda.
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. has already expressed interest in facing the injured Filipino star Manny Pacquiao next year despite the ugliness that transpired after their fight last Saturday night with Pacquiao revealing that he came into the fight with a bad shoulder injury.