Manny Pacquiao demands rematch against Floyd Mayweather revelations intravenous injection

Manny Pacquiao is demanding a rematch of the richest fight of all time following revelations that Floyd Mayweather underwent an intravenous injection which would have been banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency.

The PacMan is also urging the Nevada State Athletic Commission to ‘impose an appropriate sanction’ on the Money Man, who beat him by unanimous decision in May.

Pacquiao, when interviewed at his home in the Philippines, compared Mayweather’s procedure on the day before their fight to the Commission’s refusal to allow him a legal pain-killing injection in his injured shoulder.

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Manny Pacquiao (pictured in his homeland) believes he deserves a rematch against Floyd Mayweather 

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Mayweather underwent an intravenous injection ahead of his highly-anticipated fight against Pacquiao 

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Undefeated fighter Mayweather defeated Pacquiao on points to win the Las Vegas showdown in May

He says: ‘That is why I want a rematch. One without any injury but with fair play. No favouritism. Not one in which Mayweather dictates all the terms and conditions.’

Mayweather insisted that the United States Anti-Doping Agency- which is now trying to defend itself against criticism of its handling of the injection – should conduct the drugs testing.

Bob Arum, Pacquiao’s promoter, calls it ‘disgusting’ that the USADA did not seek a therapeutic exemption for the injection – on the grounds of dehydration – until almost three weeks after the fight. 'We were unhappy about USADA but were told that was a condition for the fight to happen.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk