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Critics of decision to hand Jeff Horn a win over Manny Pacquiao slammed
By James Matthey, news.com.au, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
THE obstacles were there well before he even stepped in the ring.
Never mind the supposed gulf in class. After all, Jeff Horn was a relative nobody on the global boxing stage.
Prior to his win over Manny Pacquiao to claim the WBO welterweight strap on Sunday, a 17-fight career (albeit a career Read Full Story >>>Horn vs Pacquiao: Celebrations in Australia, anger in America
The Australian, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
A ticker-tape parade in Brisbane beckons for Jeff Horn, but Australia?s newest sporting hero will this morning have to confront a hysterical overseas reaction to his win over Manny Pacquiao as he adjusts to life as a world champion.
The three judges scored the fight 117-111, 115-113 and 115-113 Read Full Story >>> Opinion: ESPN?s coverage of Manny Pacquiao-Jeff Horn was shambolic
By Mookie Alexander, Bloody Elbow, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Jeff Horn pulled off the improbable unanimous decision upset of Manny Pacquiao in Brisbane, Australia. Two judges had it 115-113 for the Australian, while Waleska Roldan had a completely befuddling 117-111 tally. This was the first installment of Top Rank Boxing?s return to ESPN, as the network emba Read Full Story >>> Horn trainer: We told you so
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Brisbane, Australia ? Trainer Glenn Rushton was right all along.
Rushton, who called the shots in Jeff Horn?s eye-popping win over Manny Pacquiao, said on Sunday that he never wavered the belief that they will come up with an unforgettable performance.
?We said that we would shock the world,? Read Full Story >>> Jeff Fenech says Manny Pacquiao should hang up his gloves
By Grantlee Kieza, CourierMail.com.au, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
THERE was plenty of fight left in the Manny Pacquiao camp after yesterday?s Suncorp superbout, with his trainer demanding an inquiry into the judges? scoring.
But as Pacquiao trudged wearily past Jeff Fenech inside the boxing ring where his legend had just been bruised forever by a rampaging Jeff Read Full Story >>> Should Manny Pacquiao retire from boxing?
By Scott Christ, Bad Left Hook, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Whether the result in Brisbane, Australia was fair or not ? and most of our readers don?t believe that it was ? there?s no doubt that Manny Pacquiao is now facing some big questions.
At 38, Pacquiao (59-7-2, 38 KO) is 5-4 over his last nine fights. Two of the losses are debatable (at best) decisi Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao Vs. Jeff Horn: These 10 Credible People Don't Think Pac-Man Was Robbed
By Brian Mazique, Forbes.com, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
The extraordinarily biased and unprofessional commentary on the ESPN telecast largely influenced public opinion. I scored the fight a draw at 114-114 apiece. While the vast majority of comments you'll read today about the fight will scream Pacquiao was robbed, many of those opinions come from casual Read Full Story >>> PACQUIAO-HORN IS HIGHEST RATED TELECAST ON CABLE TV; RE-AIRS TONIGHT ON ESPN2 AT 8 P.M. ET.
PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
ESPN?s Telecast of the ?Battle of Brisbane? and The WBO World Welterweight Championship Fight between Manny Pacquiao and Jeff Horn is Highest-Rated Boxing Telecast on Cable TV Since at least 2010
?Battle of Brisbane? Aired Li Read Full Story >>> Boxing continues to knock itself out with bewildering, incorrect decisions
By Greg Bishop, Sports Illustrated, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Here was boxing living down to its crooked reputation again late Saturday. Here were three judges who sat ringside and watched an aged Manny Pacquiao fight someone named Jeff Horn in Australia and somehow came to the unanimous conclusion that Pacquiao had lost. Here came all the Twitter backlash, th Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao robbed of victory and the fitting end to his great career by judges who contrived to award Jeff Horn victory in the Battle of Brisbane
By Jeff Powell, Mail Online (UK), Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Only an effigy of Ned Kelly was missing from ringside as Manny Pacquiao was robbed not only of his world welterweight title but perhaps, also, the fitting end to a career which is the right of great champions.
Brisbane this weekend would have been fertile hunting ground for the infamous Australia Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao Robbed of Decision Win Over Jeff Horn in Otherwise Bloody Good Fight on ESPN
By Steve Huff, Maxim, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
A little-known boxer named Jeff Horn took the WBO welterweight title from Manny Pacquiao Saturday in Brisbane, Australia. To some, Horn's victory was a Rocky-like underdog story, but to many the real story was less uplifting: Pacquiao was simply robbed of his rightful victory.
There was no doubt Read Full Story >>> THE BULLIED IS NOW THE BULLY (PHOTOS)
By Dong Secuya, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Newly crowned WBO world welterweight champion Jeff Horn of Brisbane, Australia loves to tell his story on how he started boxing ? that he was bullied in school ? which forced him to go into Glenn Rushton's gym, his current train Read Full Story >>> Pain in Brisbane
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
BRISBANE ? Australian challenger Jeff Horn turned ?Sunday Bloody Sunday? into one of boxing?s greatest upsets as he shocked Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao to win the WBO welterweight belt before over 50,000 fans at Suncorp Stadium here.
All three judges had Horn winning the bout, the biggest in Aus Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao ready for rematch
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Brisbane, Australia ? Manny Pacquiao is willing to exercise the option in the fight contract that calls for an immediate rematch following his shocking loss to Australian Jeff Horn on Sunday at Suncorp Stadium in a fight dubbed as the ?Battle of Brisbane.?
?Absolutely,? Pacquiao said when asked a Read Full Story >>> Stunned Pacquiao camp goes after judge: Was this fixed?
New York Post, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Manny Pacquiao?s trainer, Freddie Roach, has called for judge Waleska Roldan to be investigated after her controversial scoring in Jeff Horn?s unanimous decision over the Filipino great.
Roldan scored the bout 117-111 to Horn, scoring only three rounds to Pacquiao despite him landing 182 punches Read Full Story >>> Column: No reason to cry for Manny Pacquiao after loss
By Tim Dahlberg, The Associated Press, Fox Sports, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Manny Pacquiao still has his name, if not his punch.
That should get him another fight or two, though not at the rate of pay to which he?s become accustomed. And it?s not enough to get him a second fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr., a bout that wasn?t likely to happen even before his controversia Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao defeat means Jeff Horn's place in Australian sporting history will be eternal
By Richard Hinds, ABC News (AU), Mon, 03 Jul 2017
What will we tell our grandchildren about the Jeff Horn-Manny Pacquiao fight?
''Well Matilda, it was just your typical bullied kid who returns to the schoolyard as a teacher while dabbling in boxing, somehow lands a world title fight against a legend of the ring, beats him in an epic bout in fron Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao losses to Horn: The REAL reason why
By Lee Cleveland , Fight Saga, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
Shocker? Not exactly.
Fight legend Manny Pacquiao lost a highly debatable decision last night to Australia's Jeff Horn in the latter's hometown of Brisbane and in front of 51,000 plus spectators.
Many are calling it a robbery but I've seen worse. I had Pacquiao winning, but heading into the fi Read Full Story >>> Horn stuns Pacquiao with decision win
By Ramon Aranda, 3MoreRounds.com, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
In one of the more shocking decisions in years, unheralded Jeff Horn scored a controversial unanimous decision win over Manny Pacquiao to win the WBO welterweight title in Brisbane, Australia.
Almost no one gave Horn (17-0-1, 11 KOs) a chance to even compete with Pacquiao (59-7-2, 38 KOs), who wa Read Full Story >>> Top five next options for Manny Pacquiao
By John Dennen, BoxingNews, Mon, 03 Jul 2017
1. Jeff Horn
It was a close fight, an absolute shock to see the inexperienced Australian harry Pacquiao and catch him with heavy punches. While many suggest Manny deserved the decision, Pacquiao just did not look himself and a rematch would allow him to settle the score and win back his WBO welte Read Full Story >>>
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