If you watched the fight yesterday, you were treated to some music. 'Money' Mayweather had who else sing about money, the O'Jays. The surprise was Chris Brown singing the national anthem. Talk about "no pun intended."

If you watched the fight yesterday, you were treated to some music. 'Money' Mayweather had who else sing about money, the O'Jays. The surprise was Chris Brown singing the national anthem. Talk about "no pun intended."

LittleBLUECorvette said:

bboy87 said:

There were a noticeable amount of boo's coming from the crowd, but all in all, he did a good job.

mrpunkfunk said:

agreed. Honestly of we'd had known my husband wouldn't have paid to view the fight. I'll write a letter very soon to the powers that be to let them know.

bboy87 said:

There were a noticable amount of boo's coming from the crowd, but all in all, he did a good job.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Yeah, that fight was entertaining. Only Floyd would have the O'Jays there in the ring. lol. The fight was interesting up until the third round. That's when Mayweather took over and never looked back.

Pacquiao is still opposed to blood testing and is running for a congressional seat back home. Mayweather is still demanding blood testing and running his ever-active mouth.

“I paved the way,” he said. “All roads lead to Floyd Mayweather.”

In November, Pacquiao’s brutal beating of Miguel Cotto shot his stock skyward, but the P.P.V. numbers and interest in this fight only bolstered Mayweather’s claim to being boxing’s biggest draw. Both sides insist they want to deliver a bout between Mayweather and Pacquiao, but what both really mean is they want to make that fight happen on their terms.

Bob Arum, Pacquiao’s promoter with Top Rank Boxing, said his camp was now focused on the election, where, according to some polls, Pacquiao had jumped ahead. Should Pacquiao be elected, Arum said he would fight no earlier than November. Should Pacquiao lose, he could fight in September or October.

mrpunkfunk said:

Yes he did do an excellent job. People just need to move on and get a life regarding his past. Seriously.

mrpunkfunk said:

You hit the nail right on the head I had to laugh when he bumped right into Eddie Levert after entering the ring.

missfee said:

It ain't about him beating up women. It's about dude's voice

missfee said:

Shane was in the ring just laughing.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Yeah Shane was doing too much smiling Saturday night, maybe that's why his ass got all tired after round 2.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Yeah Shane was doing too much smiling Saturday night, maybe that's why his ass got all tired after round 2.

missfee said:

Or him throwing all his punches in the first 2 rounds. Shane said after that massive hit, he was goin' for the knock out.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Yeah, you could tell he was, but he missed his chance after round two.

mrpunkfunk said:

Yeah after that, he was just knocking out air when he wasn't breathing hard, holding on to Mayweather for comfort.

missfee said:

Hey, May held his hand after that hit like they go together.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

But who won the fight though? Mayweather that is.

missfee said:

He did, but who had the biggest roar of the night,

The building erupted after that Mosley hit. While Money did win, he never got a hit on Mosley like Mosley did him.