It wasn't an exciting night of fights, but it was entertaining . As we know it is the casuals who expects a Mayweather fight to be rock em sock em and come away complaining when it is just like every other fight of his.
Lomachenko looked phenomenal. It wasn't the highest level of opposition, but his footwork and way he positions himself to land punches.

Those uppercuts he was landing too.
LSC looked meh. He is supposed to be a high volume action fighter, yet he wasn't entertaining to watch. Maybe it is because we know who he is going against. He needs to start upping his competition for me to start caring again. I am really skeptical about him going against top competition.
And the main event. It was entertaining, despite the fact it played out like all Floyd's other fights, because we know Pacquiao is the 2nd best in the division and wanted to see if at any point he could impose his skillset.
Floyd looked to me more cautious than I have seen him. He appeared ready to back out with his feet quickly, knowing that Pacquiao lunges in. Pacquiao landed the harder shots in the fight, and by number the most hard clean shots I remember seeing Floyd get hit with. Those were purely based on Pacquiao's skill and despite Floyd's best efforts they still landed. The problem for Pacquiao and what was the question on if Pacquiao could win the fight, was if he could do it enough to hurt or win rounds. He wasn't.
Mayweather for the majority of the fight frustrated Pacquiao by forcing him to reset his position and landed clean counters.
I was surprised that Pacquiao's work rate was so low. A testament to Floyd causing confusion into Pacquiao's game plan.
I had it 8-4 Mayweather. He dominated in a boxing lesson. Pacquiao had his moments and landed clean solid shots in ways other opponents could not.
edit: I would also say that Pacquiao rehydrated to 152...and Floyd looked bigger in the ring...