Manny Pacquiao Hit With $5 Million Consumer Fraud Lawsuit For Not Disclosing Shoulder Injury Before Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fight

 Bob Arum (left), Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Roach (right) failed to disclose Pac Man's injury

The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. mega-fight was short on action and drama. Mayweather walked away with a 12-round unanimous decision victory. Pacquiao, his trainer Freddie Roach and promoter Bob Arum blame the loss on the Filipino fighter's injured right shoulder.

Athletes and fighters routinely compete with injuries, but Pacquiao fought with a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder. An injury that severe had it been revealed beforehand would probably have caused the fight to be postponed.

On the official questionnaire (above) filled out before the fight, Pacquiao's camp failed to reveal his shoulder injury.

Michael Koncz, one of Pacquiao's advisers says he made an honest mistake when filling out the form and in no way was trying to hide the injury.

In a statement to the New York Times, Koncz said, "Number one, Manny didn't check the box," Koncz said. "I checked it. It was just an inadvertent mistake. If I was trying to hide anything, would I have listed all the medications on the sheet that he intended to use? We weren't trying to hide anything. I just don't think I read the questionnaire correctly."

Team Pac Man claims the Nevada Athletic Commission was aware of the injury beforehand, but there is no proof of that.

Which leads us to a class action lawsuit that has been filed against Pacquiao, Arum, Koncz, Todd Duboef and Top Rank Inc.

TMZ reports that Stephane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran are suing on behalf of fans who were cheated because Pacquiao's injury was not revealed prior to the fight.

In the lawsuit filed in federal court in Nevada, Vanel and Rahbaran claim that what went down on Saturday, May 2, was nothing short of consumer fraud.

They say the suit was filed "on behalf of all persons who purchased tickets; purchased the pay-per-view event; or who wagered money on the event."

Vanel and Rahbaran are seeking at least $5 million in damages.

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Manny Pacquiao Hit With $5 Million Consumer Fraud Lawsuit For Not Disclosing Shoulder Injury Before Floyd Mayweather Jr. Fight

 Bob Arum (left), Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Roach (right) failed to disclose Pac Man's injury

The Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. mega-fight was short on action and drama. Mayweather walked away with a 12-round unanimous decision victory. Pacquiao, his trainer Freddie Roach and promoter Bob Arum blame the loss on the Filipino fighter's injured right shoulder.

Athletes and fighters routinely compete with injuries, but Pacquiao fought with a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder. An injury that severe had it been revealed beforehand would probably have caused the fight to be postponed.

On the official questionnaire (above) filled out before the fight, Pacquiao's camp failed to reveal his shoulder injury.

Michael Koncz, one of Pacquiao's advisers says he made an honest mistake when filling out the form and in no way was trying to hide the injury.

In a statement to the New York Times, Koncz said, "Number one, Manny didn't check the box," Koncz said. "I checked it. It was just an inadvertent mistake. If I was trying to hide anything, would I have listed all the medications on the sheet that he intended to use? We weren't trying to hide anything. I just don't think I read the questionnaire correctly."

Team Pac Man claims the Nevada Athletic Commission was aware of the injury beforehand, but there is no proof of that.

Which leads us to a class action lawsuit that has been filed against Pacquiao, Arum, Koncz, Todd Duboef and Top Rank Inc.

TMZ reports that Stephane Vanel and Kami Rahbaran are suing on behalf of fans who were cheated because Pacquiao's injury was not revealed prior to the fight.

In the lawsuit filed in federal court in Nevada, Vanel and Rahbaran claim that what went down on Saturday, May 2, was nothing short of consumer fraud.

They say the suit was filed "on behalf of all persons who purchased tickets; purchased the pay-per-view event; or who wagered money on the event."

Vanel and Rahbaran are seeking at least $5 million in damages.

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Mayweather Jr. & Pacquiao Rematch?

(ESPN) Floyd Mayweather told ESPN's Stephen A. Smith in a text Tuesday that he would be open to a rematch after Manny Pacquiao recovers from shoulder surgery to repair a tear in his rotator cuff.

"I will fight him in a year after his surgery," Mayweather texted Smith on the heels of his unanimous decision over Pacquiao in the richest fight ever.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache told ESPN.com on Monday that Pacquiao will have surgery later this week to repair a "significant tear" in his rotator cuff, which he suffered prior to the fight. The surgery will sideline the boxer for at least nine to 12 months.

The 38-year-old Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) has one fight remaining on his Showtime contract and has stated several times that he intends to retire after a final fight in September, although he admitted during Saturday's postfight news conference that he is "human" and occasionally contradicts himself.

And when asked about his desire to move past legendary former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano -- who achieved a 49-0 record with 43 KOs, Mayweather said he didn't get into the sport to "outdo" anyone. He also casually mentioned Monday he would vacate the world titles he currently holds.

The MGM has plans to open a new MGM Grand Arena in April 2016, which just happens to coincide with the 60th anniversary of Marciano's retirement.

Mayweather Jr. & Pacquiao Rematch?

(ESPN) Floyd Mayweather told ESPN's Stephen A. Smith in a text Tuesday that he would be open to a rematch after Manny Pacquiao recovers from shoulder surgery to repair a tear in his rotator cuff.

"I will fight him in a year after his surgery," Mayweather texted Smith on the heels of his unanimous decision over Pacquiao in the richest fight ever.

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache told ESPN.com on Monday that Pacquiao will have surgery later this week to repair a "significant tear" in his rotator cuff, which he suffered prior to the fight. The surgery will sideline the boxer for at least nine to 12 months.

The 38-year-old Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) has one fight remaining on his Showtime contract and has stated several times that he intends to retire after a final fight in September, although he admitted during Saturday's postfight news conference that he is "human" and occasionally contradicts himself.

And when asked about his desire to move past legendary former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano -- who achieved a 49-0 record with 43 KOs, Mayweather said he didn't get into the sport to "outdo" anyone. He also casually mentioned Monday he would vacate the world titles he currently holds.

The MGM has plans to open a new MGM Grand Arena in April 2016, which just happens to coincide with the 60th anniversary of Marciano's retirement.

Really?? Waitress Claims Floyd Mayweather Jr. Left Without Tipping On $25K Bill The Day After Earning $32 Million

Floyd Mayweather Jr. raked in at least $32 million for his win over Marcos Maidana this past Saturday, but apparently he's not the type to tip.

Nik Nguyen, a waitress at club Rehab at the Hard Rock Casino and Hotel in Las Vegas, says the champ came in with an entourage of 150 people on Sunday. She was excited to serve the group and thought she would be rewarded financially.

The group ordered a boatload of drinks, according to TMZ. The full order included.

5 bottles of Patrone - $2,375
3 Grey Goose  - $1,425
6 bottles of Ciroc - $2,850
20 bottles of Luc Belaire Rose champagne - $11,500
1  6-liter bottle of Luc Belaire Rose - $6,500
200 chicken wings - $600
1 fruit platter - $55

Rehab management comped the entire $25,305 bill. Nguyen noticed the group making it rain on the club dancers, but nobody, including Jamie Foxx left her a penny.

Do you think Money May simply forgot to tip or is a cheapskate? Should he go back and at least give the waitress the customary fifteen percent?

Really?? Waitress Claims Floyd Mayweather Jr. Left Without Tipping On $25K Bill The Day After Earning $32 Million

Floyd Mayweather Jr. raked in at least $32 million for his win over Marcos Maidana this past Saturday, but apparently he's not the type to tip.

Nik Nguyen, a waitress at club Rehab at the Hard Rock Casino and Hotel in Las Vegas, says the champ came in with an entourage of 150 people on Sunday. She was excited to serve the group and thought she would be rewarded financially.

The group ordered a boatload of drinks, according to TMZ. The full order included.

5 bottles of Patrone - $2,375
3 Grey Goose  - $1,425
6 bottles of Ciroc - $2,850
20 bottles of Luc Belaire Rose champagne - $11,500
1  6-liter bottle of Luc Belaire Rose - $6,500
200 chicken wings - $600
1 fruit platter - $55

Rehab management comped the entire $25,305 bill. Nguyen noticed the group making it rain on the club dancers, but nobody, including Jamie Foxx left her a penny.

Do you think Money May simply forgot to tip or is a cheapskate? Should he go back and at least give the waitress the customary fifteen percent?

[Video] T.I. & Floyd Mayweather Jr. Get Into a Chair-Throwing Brawl in Las Vegas

Several witnesses watched as T.I. and Floyd Mayweather got into a physical altercation at a Fatburger in Las Vegas early Sunday morning.

According to TMZ:

T.I. took a swing at Floyd Mayweather Jr. and it caused a chair-tossing brawl in the Fatburger on the Vegas Strip early Sunday morning … TMZ has learned … and we’ve obtained multiple videos.

According to several witnesses … Floyd was eating inside the restaurant when T.I. walked up and started jawing at Floyd.

It’s unclear what caused the beef, but we’re told T.I. swung at Floyd … their giant bodyguards jumped in to separate them … and then the all out melee began.

At one point you hear Floyd telling at T.I., “control your bitch.”

Las Vegas PD arrived just as Floyd was leaving and we’re told T.I. was already gone.

Police confirm a Fatburger employee was slashed and suffered a minor injury during the fight, but he refused treatment and did not want to cooperate with investigating officers. In other words … no snitching.

A rep for T.I. had no comment about the fight.

Now, we hear that the entire incident started over Floyd getting a little too friendly with T.I.’s wife Tiny.

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[Video] T.I. & Floyd Mayweather Jr. Get Into a Chair-Throwing Brawl in Las Vegas

Several witnesses watched as T.I. and Floyd Mayweather got into a physical altercation at a Fatburger in Las Vegas early Sunday morning.

According to TMZ:

T.I. took a swing at Floyd Mayweather Jr. and it caused a chair-tossing brawl in the Fatburger on the Vegas Strip early Sunday morning … TMZ has learned … and we’ve obtained multiple videos.

According to several witnesses … Floyd was eating inside the restaurant when T.I. walked up and started jawing at Floyd.

It’s unclear what caused the beef, but we’re told T.I. swung at Floyd … their giant bodyguards jumped in to separate them … and then the all out melee began.

At one point you hear Floyd telling at T.I., “control your bitch.”

Las Vegas PD arrived just as Floyd was leaving and we’re told T.I. was already gone.

Police confirm a Fatburger employee was slashed and suffered a minor injury during the fight, but he refused treatment and did not want to cooperate with investigating officers. In other words … no snitching.

A rep for T.I. had no comment about the fight.

Now, we hear that the entire incident started over Floyd getting a little too friendly with T.I.’s wife Tiny.

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Could Jail End Mayweather Jr.'s Career?

The Lawyers of Floyd Mayweather Jr. say that he may never fight again if he is not released from the Las Vegas Jail he is in earlier this month. 


Mayweather's Lawyers are asking if his could serve the remainder of his 3 Month sentencing on House Arrest. No Answers have surfaced yet.


In case you do not know why Floyd is in jail


In the Las Vegas Review -Journal Report gives you a recap:

"Mayweather was sentenced to the 90-day jail stint after pleading guilty for beating his ex-girlfriend in front of their children in September 2010. He began serving his sentence June 1. Las Vegas police have maintained that Mayweather would be held in isolation to protect him from other prisoners."

Now we all love to see a good boxing match but, we can not support domestic violence. Do you think that Mayweather Jr. should serve the rest of his sentence in Jail or House Arrest?


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Could Jail End Mayweather Jr.'s Career?

The Lawyers of Floyd Mayweather Jr. say that he may never fight again if he is not released from the Las Vegas Jail he is in earlier this month.