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Manny Pacquiao blamed a shoulder injury for his defeat by Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas, claiming it stopped him from using his right hand. American Mayweather, 38, outclassed his Philippine rival at the MGM Grand and was awarded a wide unanimous decision. Pacquiao, 36, said he thought he did enough to win the fight, despite…

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Mountain biking has been a dusty thread running through my life. It has helped keep me sane and thin enough to fit into 15-year-old dresses. I never feel more alive than when I slip out of the studio late on a sunny weekday afternoon, zip out through north-east London and hit Epping Forest dirt just as rush hour begins behind me. It may not be the Alps or even the…

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Newcastle United manager John Carver thinks his defender Mike Williamson was sent off on purpose as an “easy way out” in their 3-0 defeat by Leicester. The centre-back was shown a second yellow for barging Jamie Vardy when the pair were off the pitch, while Daryl Janmaat was also sent off later on. “I thought he’d done that on purpose – it looks…

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Floyd Mayweather beat Manny Pacquiao on points at the MGM Grand The  pay-per-view clash started just before 5am UK time Mayweather produced a boxing masterclass to beat his great rival Michael Jordan and Justin Bieber were among the celebrities present  CLICK HERE to relive the Mayweather vs Pacquiao fight! READ Jeff Powell’s report on the Mayweather vs Pacquiao fight  By Mark Webster for the Daily Mail Published: 01:15 EST, 3…

Floyd Mayweather emerged victorious from the most lucrative fight in history, beating Manny Pacquiao via a wide unanimous decision in Las Vegas. American Mayweather, 38, delivered a defensive masterclass against his Philippine rival at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, making the necessary adjustments after only a few rounds before disappearing out of sight. Mayweather, who added the…

LAS VEGAS — The day is finally here. After five years of anticipation, the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight is just hours away. But before you fire up the grill or settle down on the couch for the evening, here are a few more news nuggets you might have missed throughout the week: Banned from the MGM: CNN’s Rachel Nichols and ESPN’s Michelle Beadle both tweeted Saturday morning that…

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LAS VEGAS — The day is finally here. After five years of anticipation, the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight is just hours away. But before you fire up the grill or settle down on the couch for the evening, here are a few more news nuggets you might have missed throughout the week: Banned from the MGM: CNN’s Rachel Nichols and ESPN’s Michelle Beadle both tweeted Saturday morning that…

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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao weighed in as 11,500 fans watched on ahead of the most lucrative fight in history in Las Vegas on Saturday. Entry to the weigh-in at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Friday was $10 (£6.60), although tickets were changing hands on the resale market for…

By:Jeff Riger@riger1984 When covering a fight as big as Mayweather-Pacquiao it’s always good to get everybody’s perspective. From local media to fans, everybody seems to be very confident in their pick for the fight. Dan Wetzel from Yahoo Sports sat down at the 97.1 The Ticket location on radio row to talk about the fight, the money, the atmosphere and most importantly, his opinions on our setup.

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LAS VEGAS — The day is finally here. After five years of anticipation, the Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight is just hours away. But before you fire up the grill or settle down on the couch for the evening, here are a few more news nuggets you might have missed throughout the week: Banned from the MGM: CNN’s Rachel Nichols and ESPN’s Michelle Beadle both tweeted Saturday morning that…

Saturday is already being talked about as the biggest single day in recent sports memory. A boxing match years in the making, Game 7 of an NBA playoff series, playoff hockey, the Kentucky Derby — your plate’s pretty dang full. But can you spend an entire day just watching live sports, with limited commercial interruptions (of course), from start to finish. Yes! Here’s how. (All times are Eastern and based…

Days such as this usually only exist deep in the subconscious of every sports fan — a wild fantasy, if you will. But Saturday, May 2, is a day that won’t be forgotten any time soon. It’s Sports Armageddon. Or Sportsmageddon. This will mark one of the greatest sports television viewing days in recent history, with wall-to-wall sports from early in the morning to deep into the night, from the…

(Getty Images) Saturday is so jam-packed with sports you’re going to need to pace yourself like you’re attending a wine festival. Don’t indulge too much early, or else you and your stained teeth are going to end up being carried back to the car (or passed out on the couch). But don’t watch too little or else you’ll have let a tremendous sports day slip through your fingers. Here’s FTW’s…

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