Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao - Revision history

John at 11:15, 23 June 2018

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	*'''Aired On:''' [[ESPN]] (in English) and [[ESPN Deportes]] (in Spanish) (USA), [[Main Event PPV]] (Australia), [[ABS-CBN PPV]] (Philippines) (Main Event)<br>		*'''Aired On:''' [[ESPN]] (in English) and [[ESPN Deportes]] (in Spanish) (USA), [[Main Event PPV]] (Australia), [[ABS-CBN PPV]] (Philippines) (Main Event)<br>
	*[[:File:Brisbane, Queensland, Australia-Show-749182.jpg\|Official Fight Poster]]		*[[:File:Brisbane, Queensland, Australia-Show-749182.jpg\|Official Fight Poster]]
			[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Scorecards).jpg\|right\|thumb\|550px\|Official Scorecards]]
	~~== Notes ==~~
	[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Scorecards).jpg\|right\|thumb\|~~600px~~\|Official Scorecards]]
	*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but that fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.		*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but that fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.
	*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold ~~within~~ over a month ~~left~~ for the fight, ~~that of which ultimately saw~~ 51,052 ~~attend~~.		* 40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold over a month before for the fight, 51,052 attended.
	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.		* It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		* Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while [[BoxNation]]'s Steve Bunce scored the fight 115-113 for Horn.		* In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while [[BoxNation]]'s Steve Bunce scored the fight 115-113 for Horn.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		* Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.		* Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.

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	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while [[BoxNation]]'s Steve Bunce scored the fight ~~for Horn,~~ 115-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while [[BoxNation]]'s Steve Bunce scored the fight 115-113 for Horn.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.		*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.

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	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while ~~Steve Dunce of~~ [[BoxNation]] scored the fight for Horn, 115-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while [[BoxNation]]'s Steve Bunce scored the fight for Horn, 115-113.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.		*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Scorecards).jpg\|right\|thumb\|600px\|Official Scorecards]]		[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Scorecards).jpg\|right\|thumb\|600px\|Official Scorecards]]
	*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but ~~the~~ fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.		*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but that fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.
	*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.		*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.
	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.

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	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT~~. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even~~. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even, while Steve Dunce of [[BoxNation]] scored the fight for Horn, 115-113.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.		*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.

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2017-08-31T04:26:49Z

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	[[File:~~Brisbane, Queensland, Australia~~-~~Show~~-~~749182~~.jpg\|right\|~~350px~~\|]]		[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Compubox).jpg\|right\|550px\|thumb\|CompuBox Punchstats]]
	<fight>2153777</fight>		<fight>2153777</fight>
	*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] World Welterweight Title''' (1st defense by Pacquiao)<br>		*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] World Welterweight Title''' (1st defense by Pacquiao)<br>
	<br>		*'''Promoters:''' [[Bob Arum]] ([[Top Rank]]), [[Dean Lonergan]] ([[Duco Events Ltd]])<br>
			*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]<br>
			*'''Aired On:''' [[ESPN]] (in English) and [[ESPN Deportes]] (in Spanish) (USA), [[Main Event PPV]] (Australia), [[ABS-CBN PPV]] (Philippines) (Main Event)<br>
			*[[:File:Brisbane, Queensland, Australia-Show-749182.jpg\|Official Fight Poster]]

			== Notes ==
			[[File:2017-07-02 - Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao (Scorecards).jpg\|right\|thumb\|600px\|Official Scorecards]]
	*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but the fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.		*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but the fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.
	*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.		*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.
			*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
			*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*~~It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million.~~ Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017~~. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).~~		*Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017.
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.

29cwcst at 10:57, 20 July 2017

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	*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but the fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.		*The bout was initially announced in January 2017. However, by the next month the fight was in doubt. Pacquiao decided to fight [[Amir Khan]] in the United Arab Emirates, but the fight fell through. The fight was finalized in April 2017.
	*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.		*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee Mark Nelson, that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee [[Mark Nelson]], that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.

29cwcst at 10:55, 20 July 2017

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	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's Dan Rafael scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.

29cwcst at 10:54, 20 July 2017

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	*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.		*40,000 tickets had been reportedly sold within over a month left for the fight, that of which ultimately saw 51,052 attend.
	*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee Mark Nelson, that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.		*Many pundits, current and former boxers believed Pacquiao had done enough to retain the WBO title. Although Horn was the aggressor and showed determination throughout the fight, it nearly came to an end in round 9 when Pacquiao took control and looked for the stoppage. Horn lasted the round and was told by referee Mark Nelson, that he would need to show competitiveness in order for the fight to continue.
	*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble~~, stating~~ “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”		*Despite now having lost four of his last nine fights, Pacquiao remained humble and had the following to say: “I’m professional. I respect the judges.”
	*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).		*It was reported that Horn would receive $500,000 from this fight and Pacquiao was guaranteed at least $10 million. Pacquiao stated he would activate the rematch clause and fight Horn again at the end of 2017. Compubox stats showed that Pacquiao landed 182 out of 573 punches thrown (32%), whilst Horn landed 92 of 625 thrown (15%).
	*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's Dan Rafael scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.		*In regards to the controversial scorecards, ESPN's Dan Rafael scored the fight 117-111 and ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas scored it 116-111, both for Pacquiao. The Guardian, like Rafael, also scored the fight 117-111 in favor of Pacquiao, as did IBT. CBS Sports scored the fight 114-114 even. Ringside commentator [[Bob Sheridan\|Col. Bob Sheridan]] scored the fight for Pacquiao too, 114-113.