So Pac is having shoulder surgery

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

Mayweather said he'll fight him a year from now or whenever :dog

[ScotchFrost97]

Would be funny if Pac 1st round TKo'd him

[frazier9495]

These two are working together to create a reason for a rematch to make another $400+ million :sadyes

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

These two are working together to create a reason for a rematch to make another $400+ million :sadyes

:sadyes

[MIAMIDOMINATION]

These two are working together to create a reason for a rematch to make another $400+ million :sadyes

Can you blame them :biglol

[ericberry14]

No rematch needed and there is no way it would make as much money the 2nd time unless every manny fan is in total denial

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

They are. It will.

[ericberry14]

They are. It will.

How could it possible make the same amount of money. Most people were disappointed. So manny saying he had an injured shoulder will allow every manny fan to get back on board with the idea that he can beat Floyd in an exciting fight? If so they are dumb as fuck. I will watch because I love watching Floyd make people look dumb but there is no way it gets as many buys as the first time especially if they try to charge the same price

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

They are. It will.

How could it possible make the same amount of money. Most people were disappointed. So manny saying he had an injured shoulder will allow every manny fan to get back on board with the idea that he can beat Floyd in an exciting fight? If so they are dumb as fuck. I will watch because I love watching Floyd make people look dumb but there is no way it gets as many buys as the first time especially if they try to charge the same price

Easy. The Manny fans, which is probably over half the viewer base, want redemption.

A good chunk of those clowns are going to believe the excuse that his bum shoulder is the reason he lost. Another good chunk of those clowns thought he actually won the fight and got jobbed, so if they fight at an international locale they'll believe the judging will be impartial.

The haters will all buy the fight b/c they want nothing more than to witness a man they hate/envy lose his perfect record.

[JdPat04]

He's being sued



UPDATE

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Manny Pacquiao and his promoters, Top Rank, for failing to disclose his shoulder injury, 8 News Now reported.

The lawsuit, filed by, Staphane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran from Nevada, seeks damages on behalf of all those who purchased tickets to the fight, the pay-per-view event and those who wagered money on the match.

According to the lawsuit, all members of the lawsuit were "victimized" by Pacquiao and his team's failure to disclose his injuries and they relied on these "misrepresentations" to spend money on the match.

May 5, 2015, at 2:31 p.m.
Manny Pacquiao fought and lost against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 2 with a shoulder injury, according to a statement released by his camp.

The boxer could face disciplinary action from Nevada sporting officials for not disclosing his injury a day before the richest fight in boxing history.

Pacquiao was suffering from a right shoulder injury he got during training, the statement from his promoters said. However, he checked "no" in response to a question about a shoulder injury on the pre-fight medical questionnaire, the Associated Press reported.

The form requires fighters to list their medical history, injuries, and medications they're on to prevent boxers from fighting with pre-existing injuries, True Ink Boxing reported. A copy of Pacquiao's form, which he filled himself, is available on True Ink.

The state attorney general's office will be looking into this, the Nevada Athletic Commission's chairman told the AP.

Pacquiao could face a fine or suspension for filling out the form inaccurately.

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Pacquiao's camp said he was considered fit to train and fight by doctors after rest, treatments, and close monitoring. His advisers notified the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) about his shoulder injury and the agency permitted the use of Toradol — a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory — for fight night, five days before the match, the statement said.

However, Nevada regulators did not allow Pacquiao to take a shot of Toradol a couple of hours before the fight as the commission said it was not made aware of his injury and it would be unfair to Mayweather, the AP reported.

"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," Pacquiao's statement said.

The head of the USADA, Travis Tygart, said Pacquiao's condition was not an anti-doping issue. "The real question is why his camp checked 'no' on the disclosure," Tygart told the AP. "Either they made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side."

Pacquiao's camp said that his shoulder did not improve 100% but he continued to train and fought the match, because "this is boxing, injuries happen, and Manny is a warrior."

"However, as Manny has said multiple times, he makes no excuses. Manny gave it his best," the statement concluded without giving details on why he filled out the form incorrectly.

Pacquiao is set to undergo surgery this week for a "significant tear" in his rotator cuff, ESPN.com reported. He will be out of action between nine months and a year if the surgery goes well.

[MIAMIDOMINATION]

He's being sued



UPDATE

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Manny Pacquiao and his promoters, Top Rank, for failing to disclose his shoulder injury, 8 News Now reported.

The lawsuit, filed by, Staphane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran from Nevada, seeks damages on behalf of all those who purchased tickets to the fight, the pay-per-view event and those who wagered money on the match.

According to the lawsuit, all members of the lawsuit were "victimized" by Pacquiao and his team's failure to disclose his injuries and they relied on these "misrepresentations" to spend money on the match.

May 5, 2015, at 2:31 p.m.
Manny Pacquiao fought and lost against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 2 with a shoulder injury, according to a statement released by his camp.

The boxer could face disciplinary action from Nevada sporting officials for not disclosing his injury a day before the richest fight in boxing history.

Pacquiao was suffering from a right shoulder injury he got during training, the statement from his promoters said. However, he checked "no" in response to a question about a shoulder injury on the pre-fight medical questionnaire, the Associated Press reported.

The form requires fighters to list their medical history, injuries, and medications they're on to prevent boxers from fighting with pre-existing injuries, True Ink Boxing reported. A copy of Pacquiao's form, which he filled himself, is available on True Ink.

The state attorney general's office will be looking into this, the Nevada Athletic Commission's chairman told the AP.

Pacquiao could face a fine or suspension for filling out the form inaccurately.

Facebook: MannyPacquiao
Pacquiao's camp said he was considered fit to train and fight by doctors after rest, treatments, and close monitoring. His advisers notified the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) about his shoulder injury and the agency permitted the use of Toradol — a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory — for fight night, five days before the match, the statement said.

However, Nevada regulators did not allow Pacquiao to take a shot of Toradol a couple of hours before the fight as the commission said it was not made aware of his injury and it would be unfair to Mayweather, the AP reported.

"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," Pacquiao's statement said.

The head of the USADA, Travis Tygart, said Pacquiao's condition was not an anti-doping issue. "The real question is why his camp checked 'no' on the disclosure," Tygart told the AP. "Either they made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side."

Pacquiao's camp said that his shoulder did not improve 100% but he continued to train and fought the match, because "this is boxing, injuries happen, and Manny is a warrior."

"However, as Manny has said multiple times, he makes no excuses. Manny gave it his best," the statement concluded without giving details on why he filled out the form incorrectly.

Pacquiao is set to undergo surgery this week for a "significant tear" in his rotator cuff, ESPN.com reported. He will be out of action between nine months and a year if the surgery goes well.

alot of people lost alot of money but.... that shoulder is not why he lost

this is really getting out of hand though :facepalm

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

:lol:

[frazier9495]

Even if they only make half as much that is still a shit load of money. This has been planned since they originally agreed to fight.

[08GatorBait]

How can you enjoy watching Floyd?

Even the greatest boxers in the World hate how he fights. I'm not saying it isn't a brilliant way to box...but it isn't fun. That's kind of what sports is about isn't it. It's like being a Florida fan...you know fucking hard is was seeing that offense for four years

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

How can you enjoy watching Floyd?

Even the greatest boxers in the World hate how he fights. I'm not saying it isn't a brilliant way to box...but it isn't fun. That's kind of what sports is about isn't it. It's like being a Florida fan...you know fucking hard is was seeing that offense for four years

It's not for the masses, nobody claimed it was.

Like I said earlier, watching Floyd is like watching an MLB no hitter where the other team just hits soft infield ground balls and lazy pop ups to the outfield all game.

[MIAMIDOMINATION]

How can you enjoy watching Floyd?

Even the greatest boxers in the World hate how he fights. I'm not saying it isn't a brilliant way to box...but it isn't fun. That's kind of what sports is about isn't it. It's like being a Florida fan...you know fucking hard is was seeing that offense for four years

eb is a fanboy, anything mayweather would have done would have made him nut his pants

the dude is a joke of a boxer, of course all welterweight boxing is a joke

so if you enjoy jokes and think they deserve 200 million dollar prizes then i guess its entertaining ....

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

How can you enjoy watching Floyd?

Even the greatest boxers in the World hate how he fights. I'm not saying it isn't a brilliant way to box...but it isn't fun. That's kind of what sports is about isn't it. It's like being a Florida fan...you know fucking hard is was seeing that offense for four years

eb is a fanboy, anything mayweather would have done would have made him nut his pants

the dude is a joke of a boxer, of course all welterweight boxing is a joke

so if you enjoy jokes and think they deserve 200 million dollar prizes then i guess its entertaining ....

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[ericberry14]

How can you enjoy watching Floyd?

Even the greatest boxers in the World hate how he fights. I'm not saying it isn't a brilliant way to box...but it isn't fun. That's kind of what sports is about isn't it. It's like being a Florida fan...you know fucking hard is was seeing that offense for four years

eb is a fanboy, anything mayweather would have done would have made him nut his pants

the dude is a joke of a boxer, of course all welterweight boxing is a joke

so if you enjoy jokes and think they deserve 200 million dollar prizes then i guess its entertaining ....

You're retarded. If it was such a joke everyone would be 48-0

[sooners4life98]

He's being sued



UPDATE

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Manny Pacquiao and his promoters, Top Rank, for failing to disclose his shoulder injury, 8 News Now reported.

The lawsuit, filed by, Staphane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran from Nevada, seeks damages on behalf of all those who purchased tickets to the fight, the pay-per-view event and those who wagered money on the match.

According to the lawsuit, all members of the lawsuit were "victimized" by Pacquiao and his team's failure to disclose his injuries and they relied on these "misrepresentations" to spend money on the match.

May 5, 2015, at 2:31 p.m.
Manny Pacquiao fought and lost against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 2 with a shoulder injury, according to a statement released by his camp.

The boxer could face disciplinary action from Nevada sporting officials for not disclosing his injury a day before the richest fight in boxing history.

Pacquiao was suffering from a right shoulder injury he got during training, the statement from his promoters said. However, he checked "no" in response to a question about a shoulder injury on the pre-fight medical questionnaire, the Associated Press reported.

The form requires fighters to list their medical history, injuries, and medications they're on to prevent boxers from fighting with pre-existing injuries, True Ink Boxing reported. A copy of Pacquiao's form, which he filled himself, is available on True Ink.

The state attorney general's office will be looking into this, the Nevada Athletic Commission's chairman told the AP.

Pacquiao could face a fine or suspension for filling out the form inaccurately.

Facebook: MannyPacquiao
Pacquiao's camp said he was considered fit to train and fight by doctors after rest, treatments, and close monitoring. His advisers notified the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) about his shoulder injury and the agency permitted the use of Toradol — a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory — for fight night, five days before the match, the statement said.

However, Nevada regulators did not allow Pacquiao to take a shot of Toradol a couple of hours before the fight as the commission said it was not made aware of his injury and it would be unfair to Mayweather, the AP reported.

"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," Pacquiao's statement said.

The head of the USADA, Travis Tygart, said Pacquiao's condition was not an anti-doping issue. "The real question is why his camp checked 'no' on the disclosure," Tygart told the AP. "Either they made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side."

Pacquiao's camp said that his shoulder did not improve 100% but he continued to train and fought the match, because "this is boxing, injuries happen, and Manny is a warrior."

"However, as Manny has said multiple times, he makes no excuses. Manny gave it his best," the statement concluded without giving details on why he filled out the form incorrectly.

Pacquiao is set to undergo surgery this week for a "significant tear" in his rotator cuff, ESPN.com reported. He will be out of action between nine months and a year if the surgery goes well.

alot of people lost alot of money but.... that shoulder is not why he lost

this is really getting out of hand though :facepalm

Thank You! That dude was throwing with both hands. With sting on them too.