NSAC clarifies Mayweather ? Pacquiao scorecards

The aftermath of the mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao is burdened with tons of controversy. It is dealing with dissatisfaction from fans that complained of lack of action in the ring and the recent revelation of Pacquiao?s injury before Saturday?s bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Two individuals from Las Vegas have filed a lawsuit against the boxer and his promotional company due to misrepresentation and non-disclosure of what is now diagnosed as a ?significant tear? in Pacquiao?s right rotator cuff. (http://www.8newsnow.com/story/28982315/lawsuit-filed-against-pacquiao-over-shoulder-injury) Another controversy that has been circulating involved errors in the scorecards that were printed out and handed to the media after the fight. There is confusion from what is an error on the corner assignment (Red versus Blue) of both fighters in the sheet. But it was simply an oversight on one sheet as per the Nevada State Athletic Commission. ?There was a simple error on the master sheet but nowhere else,? stated a representative from NSAC who responded to an email inquiry by Philboxing.com. NSAC furnished Philboxing.com a copy of the judges? scorecards of each round which clearly showed the right corner for both fighters. All cards validated the official and announced scores of 118-119(Judge Dave Moretti), 116-112 (Burt Clemens), and 116-112 (Glenn Feldman) in favor of Mayweather Jr. You can reach the author at rrmaze24@aol.com and @Freemazon910 on Twitter.