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EddieG

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Are you sure they'll get paid more if it goes the full distance? What incentive would they have to go for a stoppage? Whatever the case, I'm still expecting some sort of judging controversy to occur so that the possibility of a rematch is given more fuel.

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I think he'll put in a performance worthy of a comfortable points victory, but I'd question whether or not at least one of the judges makes the final scorecard look much closer than it should have been. Boxing is a business before it's a sport, and I can see the promoters leaping at the prospect of a rematch, and a contrived "close" verdict would go a long way towards that goal.

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Mayweather with the comfortable decision. As much as I want Manny to win, there's a reason Mayweather is unbeaten. He's defensively spot on and he's got a better chin than Manny.

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In 2010 I think Manny wins one of the best fights of all time, in 2015 I think Mayweather wins one of the most underwhelming fights of all time. I think PacMan has to get pretty lucky to beat him now, though I really hope he does

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Normal seat prices were 10 grand, ringside seats at 100k, apparently only around 1000 tickets were actually up for sale, the rest all comped.

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Best case scenario for either guy would be Manny winning, actually, to facilitate a rematch that could equal this fight. If Floyd wins then a rematch would still make money but not as much, I think.

Best scenario for either guy if Floyd wouldn't probably self-destruct at a 1 in the L column.

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Mayweather beat Big Show, so I make him 48-0. While that sounds like a stupid joke, I'm sure I remember one of the WWE commentators unconvincingly trying to claim that Floyd's Wrestlemania victory added another victory to his career win/loss record. Of course, he hasn't faced Brock Lesnar yet, so his streak lacks legitimacy.

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