The result was official at 59 seconds into the sixth round when referee Kenny Bayless called it quits, after seeing Broner take enough shots to have had his eye swollen shut and his nose broken.

What was your reaction to this?
Like many boxing fans, I was really excited to watch Manny Pacquiao take on his competitor Saturday night. I tuned into Showtime pay-per-view live, and couldn't have been more disappointed by the fight. 
What could have been a record-breaking bout for not only the number of rounds but also for the number of brutal blows landed throughout the entire fight instead turned out to be just a glorified sparring match. 
By round one, when it became apparent that we were merely witnessing two skillful boxers rather than two ferocious competitors attempting to hurt each other, I had lost interest completely. But what made me even more infuriated is when my fiancé asked if he could please rewind the DVR so he could see the punch replay!

Why do you think Pacquiao's performance was so good?
Manny is truly a boxing phenom and his performance against Williams was better than expected. Williams has been fighting professionally for 11 years with 55 fights. He had never been knocked out before tonight. It was clear that he had some more fight left when he got back up after being knocked down the first time, but Manny didn't give him any chance to get back into the match and beat him for a second time. Many predicted that Williams might have an easier time against an aging Pacquiao, but those assumptions were wrong from the first punch. In fact, many consider this win by knockout to be one of the most brutal in boxing history.

How was the opponent defeated so quickly?
Manny Pacquiao is one of the most accomplished boxers to ever live, with a record of 57-6-2. He has faced the best in boxing and has made easy work of them. In his last match, he faced Adrien Broner, a boxer who had never lost a fight but was now 5 losses on his record since his last fight against Pacquiao ข่าวมวย. The fight only lasted 2 minutes and 59 seconds before it was called off as an early victory for the legend. In this brutal performance by a fighter who continues to defy father time, we see how devastating an opponent's body can be without protection.

Did you see anything else amazing in this video?
First of all, this fight was on April 14th, 2016 and it's a very recent event. Pacquiao dominated from the first round. If you look closely, you can see that he only needs one hand to fight against his opponent, and he rarely breaks a sweat. In the final seconds of the match, he wipes sweat off his brow before delivering a crushing right hook that sends his opponent to the ground.

Did you learn anything from this match?
Manny Pacquiao has been boxing since he was a kid and has mastered the art of throwing punches and blocks. In his match against up-and-coming boxer Terrence Crawford, he once again demonstrates his superior knowledge and speed to easily knock out his opponent in just one round.

What do you expect from future boxing matches involving Manny Pacquiao?
We can only expect the man known as Pac-Man to continue his string of dominance. Boxing has a new king and he is being seen for what he is: the world's best boxer pound-for-pound. If there was any doubt, he put it to rest after Saturday night's fight with Miguel Cotto. The headlines are big enough that everyone knows it now and those who say otherwise will be considered foolish. The Sports Illustrated Cover says it all: Return of the Killer.

Anything else you would like to add to this match?
Manny Pacman Pacquiao absolutely destroyed his opponent and put him out of his misery for the first round. The fight lasted only 119 seconds and was very one-sided. What was your favorite part? I loved when he made it a little more interesting at the end with some brutal hooks to the body. Even as an amateur boxing fan, I enjoyed this fight a lot more than Mayweather vs McGregor. He really deserves his place in the hall of fame!