Floyd Mayweather JR / Manny Pacquiao - NEWS STREAM -

[ruthless rocco]

Holy fuck BOB shut up!

[Beanz]

Holy fuck BOB shut up!

He is like an embarrassing old uncle Trouble is then we get Manny talking about God getting him there and then Folyd telling us how great his dad is and as excited as I am about this fight, the press conference is virtually unwatchable

[Tam Seddon]

[VIDEO] FLOYD MAYWEATHER SR. CONFRONTS ERIK MORALES FOR SAYING PACQUIAO HAS A CHANCE AGAINST FLOYD|| FIGHTHYPE.COM

Floyd snr doing some rapping to Morales

[Master]

[Manos de Piedra]

Manny Pacquiao will be wearing the world's most expensive shorts when he takes the ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Floyd Mayweather on May 2.
The richest fight of all time, said to be worth $300m and then some to those involved, is raking in the big bucks with the money streams certainly not limited to TV rights and ticket sales.
The PacMan's shorts alone will carry sponsorship logos worth a total of $2.25m (£1.5m), reports the Manila Bulletin.


Manny Pacquiao to wear the world's most expensive shorts in Floyd Mayweather fight as six sponsors pay £1.5million for space | Daily Mail Online

[Beanz]

Hatton on Sr



Mayweather senior is renowned as being an excellent defensive coach but Hatton is unconvinced of his skills beyond that and is left with particularly grim memories of his humbling at the hands of Pacquiao.
“He taught me a lot, he taught me a new side to the game in many ways,” he said. “He taught me a lot of methods that I still use now as a boxing trainer.
“He was a very good defensive coach and when I fought Paul Malignaggi it couldn’t have gone any better, that was probably the best fight I produced since that Kostya Tszyu fight.
“Having said that, the training didn’t go quite as well for the Pacquiao fight. The tactics could have been better, there wasn’t too much method there.
“He’s not the best trainer in the corner I’ve had but he is a very good trainer nonetheless.”




Ricky Hatton questions Floyd Mayweather's decision to re-appoint his father as trainer for Manny Pacquiao fight | Boxing News | Sky Sports

[Beanz]

Floyd claims he is better than Ali

and Sugar Ray Robinson

"No-one can ever brainwash me to make me believe that Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali was better than me," Mayweather told ESPN. "No-one could ever brainwash me and tell me that."

Floyd Mayweather Jr: 'I'm a better fighter than Muhammad Ali' - Sports Mole

[Beanz]

Mayweather Sr turns on Ariza

All it seems is not happy at the Waltons

"Floyd Mayweather Sr. is not impressed with Alex Ariza, Manny Pacquiao's former conditioning coach who now works for his Floyd Jr.

In an interview with ontheropesboxing.com, Floyd Sr. dismissed the notion that Ariza is of any help in Mayweather's preparation for Manny Pacquiao on May 2 (May 3 PHL time).

"Strengthening him? That son of a [expletive] ain’t strengthening nobody," said Floyd Sr. referring to Ariza.

"He ain’t nobody. He’s in there, I can’t say exactly what he’s doing but he ain’t strength training little Floyd. What Floyd’s doing everybody’s helping, it’s not just one person."

After getting fired from the Pacquiao camp, Ariza jumped ship to Robert Garcia's gym to help Brandon Rios prepare for his fight against the Filipino ring icon in 2013. Not only was Rios dominated by Pacquiao for 12 rounds, but he also failed a post-fight drug test after testing positive for a banned substance.

Ariza was booted out of Garcia's gym soon after.

"He (Ariza) don’t know [expletive] anyways; he don’t anything about no damn boxing. I do know that. I know he doesn’t know anything about boxing and he don’t know what to tell anyone anyways," said Floyd Sr.

"If he does know anything, it’s some dirty [expletive] and it’s something that nobody wants to use or hear about. Nobody is into that kind of mess."

Mayweather Sr. turns on Alex Ariza: He doesn't know anything about boxing| Pacquiao vs. Mayweather - GMA News Online Special Coverage

[Fenster]

Floyd claims he is better than Ali

and Sugar Ray Robinson

"No-one can ever brainwash me to make me believe that Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali was better than me," Mayweather told ESPN. "No-one could ever brainwash me and tell me that."

Floyd Mayweather Jr: 'I'm a better fighter than Muhammad Ali' - Sports Mole

He's worse than the flomos.

[pacfan]

Floyd claims he is better than Ali

and Sugar Ray Robinson

"No-one can ever brainwash me to make me believe that Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali was better than me," Mayweather told ESPN. "No-one could ever brainwash me and tell me that."

Floyd Mayweather Jr: 'I'm a better fighter than Muhammad Ali' - Sports Mole

They should ask him on May 3 if he still believe he's better than Sugar or Ali.

[SugarBoxing]

Hatton on Sr



Mayweather senior is renowned as being an excellent defensive coach but Hatton is unconvinced of his skills beyond that and is left with particularly grim memories of his humbling at the hands of Pacquiao.
“He taught me a lot, he taught me a new side to the game in many ways,” he said. “He taught me a lot of methods that I still use now as a boxing trainer.
“He was a very good defensive coach and when I fought Paul Malignaggi it couldn’t have gone any better, that was probably the best fight I produced since that Kostya Tszyu fight.
“Having said that, the training didn’t go quite as well for the Pacquiao fight. The tactics could have been better, there wasn’t too much method there.
“He’s not the best trainer in the corner I’ve had but he is a very good trainer nonetheless.”




Ricky Hatton questions Floyd Mayweather's decision to re-appoint his father as trainer for Manny Pacquiao fight | Boxing News | Sky Sports

I laugh when I read this, Pauli could not really hit

Watch Mike Tyson sparring some skinny guys, he was doing insane moves, why
because there was no danger. Any fool can sholder roll with hands at the waist when the opponent cannot ko a fly.