Shane Mosley Claims Manny Pacquiao Beat Floyd Mayweather In Their 2015 Bout

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao locked horns back in 2015 in what was one of the most highly-anticipated showdowns of all time. Mayweather walked out with his hands raised via unanimous decision.

It was a battle of two all-time greats as well as two of the most marketable boxers of all time, with the fight selling 4.4 million PPV buys, making it the best-selling pay-per-view card in the history of boxing.

The judges scored the fight 116-112, 116-112, and 118-110 in favor of the American. 'Sugar' Shane Mosley, who fought both Mayweather and Pacquiao, has now given his honest take on the fight.

Mosley thinks Pacquiao out-punched and outpointed Mayweather and should have gotten his hands raised. The scorecards, though, read convincingly in Mayweather's favor.

I think that Mayweather was staying away, not like Devin Haney but he was staying away and making sure that. I thought Manny threw more punches and they said Mayweather threw more punches. I was there – I knew Manny threw way more punches than Floyd, and then they had Floyd throwing more punches than Manny so I figured they had the card switched or something. So, I thought it's weird.