Pacquiao loses to Floyd Mayweather remains the best boxer of all classes – THE WORLD

Floyd Mayweather has successfully repelled the attack by Manny Pacquiao in boxing match record and remains unbeaten in his 48th professional duel. The 38-year-old American won the highest prize money fight history against the Philippine national hero convincingly on points. The judges scored the clash with 118: 110, 116: 112 and 116: 112 for Mayweather

“First of all I want to thank God for this victory. now I know why Pacquiao is so notorious. He is a smart fighter, “said the US star and want to get back in the ring in September. Pacquiao looked forward, however. “I won,” he said

Mayweather thus retains his WBC and WBA super welterweight title Champion and gets the WBO belt of the two-year younger Pacquaio. The proceeds of the fight should be up to 400 million dollars (357 million euros). Mayweather should receive 140 to 180 million US dollars, Pacquiao gets 100 to 120 million dollars.

The highly anticipated and dubbed as the fight of the century meeting began with plenty of delay. Numerous spontaneous buyers of pay-per-view in the United States attended, according to the American cable provider for the delay.

Mayweather was booed

Even the run demonstrated after the waiting period the difference between the two fighters: Pacquiao pranced smiling in white shirt in the ring, which decried as pretentious Mayweather trudged grimly and gold trimmed hooded vest from the cabin, was booed by the audience.” / p>

And the four centimeters bigger favorite played equal its increasing range performance, sat with the right in the first round a few body shots and dominated first. Before the eyes of numerous celebrities of Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi in series two basketball legend Michael Jordan to the actors Mark Wahlberg and Clint Eastwood Pacquiao began surprisingly restrained.

Under noisy” Manny, Manny “shouts the audience was” Pac Man “after the first scanning active, put Mayweather increasingly with his barrage of fists under pressure.

Provocative casual smile

In round four Pacquiao urged his opponent to the ropes, landed a clear hit to the head. Mayweather was irritated, took back control. The experienced referee Kenny Bayless warned both to keep the fight clean. Provocatively casual smiling Mayweather the attacks of his nimble, but also inaccurate beating opponent away. “Floyd takes a few body shots and Pacquiao is not tired,” analyzed ex-heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield at ESPN. Yet Mayweather showed overall clearer actions, lay on the notes of the judges clearly forward.

In the last quarter was the athlete noted her advanced boxing age, pace of the fight declined significantly. Before the final round, the two embraced, at the last minute started Pacquiao again a desperate attack.

Mayweather ripped shortly before the bell arms up and needs now only a success for the long-term world record also undefeated boxing legend Rocky Marciano. For Pacquiao, it was, however, in the 65th battle the sixth defeat.

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