LAS VEGAS — Some of the sights and sounds seen by AP journalists covering the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao megafight in Las Vegas:
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NO KO? FANS SPLIT ON MAYWEATHER'S STYLE
On one hand, Floyd Mayweather is undefeated at 48-0. On the other hand, he didn't knock out Manny Pacquiao or do much more than repeatedly stuff Pacquiao's attacks.
It's become a classic response to Mayweather's latest fights, echoed again Saturday night on social networks: Too defensive, too boring. Not fun to watch.
"Sorry boxing fans," Oscar De La Hoya said on Twitter following the fight (though take that with a grain of salt — he followed that tweet up with another promoting an upcoming fight, promising "real action").
Fans were certainly expecting Pacquiao to push the pace. But it's a sign of Mayweather's defense — he stops opponents from executing their game plans.
Pacquiao, who usually throws 600-700 punches, threw only 429 punches and landed 19 percent.