Did Mayweather deserve that win? Also fix maybe?

[Kakujaa]

HELL NO.

I stayed up until five in the morning to see a fix? No doubt. Floyd landed a few punches but c'mon? The amount of times he hugged pacman. 

Opinions guy's? 

Oh yeah one more thing..

Also a chance that it was fixed.

No haters in the comments it was a good fight I just prefer Manny Pacquiao.

 

[Gourvo]

I don't even follow boxing

 

[Kakujaa]

I don't even follow boxing

Oh well. Its shit now anyway its all paid for.

 

[San Miguel]

I had my money on Pacquiao. 

I mean he took this jab like a boss

And this one

Was a good fight I enjoyed it. Was expecting a little more. Was a bit disappointed seeing as though it was called the 'Fight of the century' ah well :/ 

 

[bizby]

Lets be honest they both won.. The only losers are the people that paid 10000's to watch it.

 

[DankDebo]

it was a marathon for mayweather,all he did was run. nothing else

 

[Unknown t]

No, pacquiao in my opinion won. Mayweather had great tactics but for me pacquiao was the best.

 

[Washington]

From what I hear Mayweather played the smart game and not a lot of people are happy with that, as it was supposed to be "The fight of the century" or whatever they wanted to call it.. I don't know, I'm more of a UFC guy to be honest.

 

[AlanB]

He's trying to be, and he's said he is better than Muhammad Ali.

 

[Kristian░░]

Mayweather was and is the better boxer. He assessed his opponent and exploites his major flaw; speed. To do that you need to be tactically bright AND have good gamesense. 
The reason people think that the match was shit is because Mayweather chose to play smart and defensively, or as some might say - boring. IMO all the running and clinching didn't make for a very good match, however Mayweather did what he had to to remain undefeated.

i dunno

Let me refer you to this video by Gbay99.

 

[Kakujaa]

Manny came for a fight Floyd came for money and fame. All this strategy bullshit annoys me in a situation like this. Fight the man not use hugging and running as a strategy.