When hype surrounds something to the level of what the Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao had, there is no way that it can ever live up to expectations. It was inevitable and nothing short of a Rocky IV movie-type fight could have people applaud the fight. It’s been six years in the making, that fight and it was nothing spectacular. Just another fight in both men’s careers. Floyd Mayweather went into the fight as the favorite in Vegas but not with the fans. The majority of the people watching that fight fell into two categories. Pro-Pacquiao or Anti-Mayweather. Sure, there were fans of Mayweather but the reality is that Floyd is a character too easy to hate. Even if you take the domestic abuse stuff and throw it out of the conversation, Mayweather was clearly the villain. In the video package before the fight we got Manny Pacquiao walking into a church to pray in one shot followed by Floyd Mayweather sitting in the back of an expensive car in suit and sunglasses looking like the Kingpin. Then they show Manny Pacquiao holding a baby, as if he just saved it from some fire like Spider-Man, juxtaposed to Floyd Mayweather throwing large bills into the camera. This is the type of story being told and sold to the fans. So of course, the Mayweather hate ratcheted up ten notches more throughout the buildup of the “Fight of the Century”. So what happened? Why was the fight a “borefest” as some people put it? These people just don’t understand boxing. They were expecting a blow-for-blow battle between two greats in an epic clash. Instead, they got Floyd Mayweather fighting the same fight he has had for the past decade plus. “He should have fought like a man, for once”, is something that was said to me. Seriously, people just don’t get it. Mayweather is not going blow-for-blow with anybody. It’s never been his style an would be an absolutely moron if he decided to try and be something he is not. It’s like telling the San Antonio Spurs to be more cocky and exciting team. It’s not the way things are done. Mayweather was always going to limit Pacquiao from getting in on him. Mayweather had the size and reach advantage. Eat healthy – You should include fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, nuts and seeds. levitra 10 mg http://twomeyautoworks.com/?page_id=75 This develops into other complications involving the heart. viagra pfizer achat In other words, the chances of having a baby decrease as the woman’s weight professional cialis increases. So instead of getting puzzled by the solution patterns levitra generika http://twomeyautoworks.com/ you should explore the research reports that have mentioned the properties and efficiencies of Generic Diovan to produce suitable outputs with ideal recovery if implement in the victim according to the prescribed way. So why would he let Pacquiao to get close enough to where his reach is nullified? No, the smart play was always the “If it ain’t broke” technique and it was played to perfection by Mayweather. Pacquiao was unable to have any momentum even after getting a few nice flurries because Mayweather stopped him in his tracks. When he wasn’t stopping him outright with a jab he would dance his way from Pacquiao’s range or hold him to get a break. Yes, people don’t like this but this is nothing surprising. When I hear someone say that they thought Mayweather would entertain people to justify the hype, I can’t help but shake my head. Mayweather isn’t trying to entertain you by recreating some movie scene. He’s trying to win. In a competitive sport it’s about the W at the end of the day and Floyd walked away with it to the boos and hisses of “fans” everywhere. Let’s be real though, most of these people were just mad that Mayweather controlled the fight and Pacquiao couldn’t execute. It wasn’t just that Mayweather stopped Pacquiao, it was that Pacquiao never had a plan B. Pacquiao’s strength is in volume punching. Being able to hit fighters with a flurry of shots that send them reeling. That doesn’t work on Floyd because he specifically takes that away. Not only does he defensively block and dodge most of the punches, but when Pacquiao does get inside, Mayweather knows how to get that distance again. Either by dancing away or holding. Pacquiao never adjusted. Never tried anything else. Then at the end he says that he thought he won the fight? Everyone on Earth minus Pacquiao and head cheerleader Skip Bayless of ESPN, thought Pacquiao won the fight. I’m sure even Freddie Roach was standing there like, “Naw, Pacquiao, stop playing”, it was that lopsided. So the world is angry at Floyd. They have to find reasons to hate on him and that includes critiquing him for fighting the same way he always has. People have to blame Mayweather for making them pay all that money for a boxing pay per view and he has the audacity to not try and get a knock out. If you were expecting Floyd Mayweather in possibly his second to last fight, to become Mike Tyson, then you only have yourself to blame.