Mayweather To Return May 5th Wants Pacquiao!! STEP UP MANNY!!
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Let me prove a dumb Manny fan wrong again. You do know that when Mayweather fought Mosley, Shane was the WBA champ at 147lb and rated number 3 P4P by Ring magazine at the time. Mosley is the same size as Mayweather right. So please explain to me how he's contradicting himself again?? Maybe this video would've meant something 3 yrs ago but it's a FAIL no,l and anyone posted it is dumbfuck.
More excuses and Manny is still ducking.
More excuses and Manny is still ducking.
since your a fan of posting old ass videos i thought you might like these manny classics where as you will see its not some footage of a retard like yourself pasting some interview clips together but actual footage of pacquiao getting KNOCKED THE FUCK OUT!! enjoy 
GOT EM!! lmao.
GOT EM!! lmao.
12-1-11
I want Floyd next — Manny
Nick Giongco | mb.com.ph
MANILA, Philippines — Speaking from his lair in General Santos City, Manny Pacquiao declared that he wants no less than Floyd Mayweather as opponent.
“I want Floyd for my next fight,” Pacquiao said as quoted by his lawyer Franklin Gacal after asking his boss who he wants as his rival for his first fight in 2012.
Although the major players are frugal in making statements regarding negotiations, Gacal said something is going on the past few days, confirming the accounts of meetings being talked about by Top Rank head Bob Arum.
Arum said early this week that investment groups have approached him about putting up the mouth-watering match but did not go into details, saying it might jeopardize the project.
Gacal said they’re being updated on what has taken place and what are being discussed and are keenly awaiting the outcome of the said negotiations that are being kept under wraps.
Last week, upon his return to General Santos City, Pacquiao told the local media that talks have commenced to stage a Pacquiao-Mayweather showdown that will go down as the richest in the history of the sport.
Pacquiao is coming off a hard-earned 12-round majority decision over Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico.
While Pacquiao told Marquez that he is not ducking a fourth fight with the master counter-puncher, the Filipino is convinced the time is now for him to face off with the brash American puncher.
“The Fight of the Century,” said Gacal, who is keeping his fingers crossed that Pacquiao-Mayweather finally happens next year after efforts to pair them together failed twice.
The major obstacles – random blood testing and revenue sharing – have reportedly been hurdled, paving the way for both parties to talk business.
Meanwhile, Representative Pacquiao plans to bring before the House of Representatives the dumping last weekend by alleged commercial fishing boats of tons of dead tuna along the Sarangani Bay.
Pacquiao, told reporters he would specifically present before the House’s Committee on Fisheries the results of an ongoing investigation on the incident by the local governments of Maasim and Sarangani. (With a report from PNA)
I want Floyd next — Manny
Nick Giongco | mb.com.ph
MANILA, Philippines — Speaking from his lair in General Santos City, Manny Pacquiao declared that he wants no less than Floyd Mayweather as opponent.
“I want Floyd for my next fight,” Pacquiao said as quoted by his lawyer Franklin Gacal after asking his boss who he wants as his rival for his first fight in 2012.
Although the major players are frugal in making statements regarding negotiations, Gacal said something is going on the past few days, confirming the accounts of meetings being talked about by Top Rank head Bob Arum.
Arum said early this week that investment groups have approached him about putting up the mouth-watering match but did not go into details, saying it might jeopardize the project.
Gacal said they’re being updated on what has taken place and what are being discussed and are keenly awaiting the outcome of the said negotiations that are being kept under wraps.
Last week, upon his return to General Santos City, Pacquiao told the local media that talks have commenced to stage a Pacquiao-Mayweather showdown that will go down as the richest in the history of the sport.
Pacquiao is coming off a hard-earned 12-round majority decision over Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico.
While Pacquiao told Marquez that he is not ducking a fourth fight with the master counter-puncher, the Filipino is convinced the time is now for him to face off with the brash American puncher.
“The Fight of the Century,” said Gacal, who is keeping his fingers crossed that Pacquiao-Mayweather finally happens next year after efforts to pair them together failed twice.
The major obstacles – random blood testing and revenue sharing – have reportedly been hurdled, paving the way for both parties to talk business.
Meanwhile, Representative Pacquiao plans to bring before the House of Representatives the dumping last weekend by alleged commercial fishing boats of tons of dead tuna along the Sarangani Bay.
Pacquiao, told reporters he would specifically present before the House’s Committee on Fisheries the results of an ongoing investigation on the incident by the local governments of Maasim and Sarangani. (With a report from PNA)
'I think it's going to happen in May': Exclusive Interview w/ Roger Mayweather
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Asked how much longer the world has to wait for this superfight to finally come to fruition, the original "Black Mamba" expressed his belief that this May might finally be when it all comes together.
"I think it's probably going to happen in May... that's what I think. That's my timeframe. That's what I see," Roger revealed.
Roger also confirmed that members of Pacquiao's camp came to negotiate with them in Las Vegas, and judging by his calm and quiet confidence, it really does seem that this fight is going to happen in 2012.
And to close things off, a smiling Roger shared a message to boxing fans around the world: "We're going to see how good Pacquiao really is."
http://www.examiner.com/filipino-sp...en-may-exclusive-interview-w-roger-mayweather
[...]
Asked how much longer the world has to wait for this superfight to finally come to fruition, the original "Black Mamba" expressed his belief that this May might finally be when it all comes together.
"I think it's probably going to happen in May... that's what I think. That's my timeframe. That's what I see," Roger revealed.
Roger also confirmed that members of Pacquiao's camp came to negotiate with them in Las Vegas, and judging by his calm and quiet confidence, it really does seem that this fight is going to happen in 2012.
And to close things off, a smiling Roger shared a message to boxing fans around the world: "We're going to see how good Pacquiao really is."
http://www.examiner.com/filipino-sp...en-may-exclusive-interview-w-roger-mayweather
From the sounds of it, it looks like Pacquiao is becoming more assertive in stating who he wants to fight. They would have fought by now if he would have stepped up like this a few years ago. Props to Pacquiao for finally stepping up and calling Mayweather out. That's all that Mayweather wanted and it looks like he's getting his wish.
I think you gotta have floyd the favorite to win a decision, no doubt. But I will say if floyd fights the same way he did against Ortiz, not only would it be more entertaining it would give pac a lot more openings then he would have otherwise.
My fear is this fight could end up being a bit of a stinker, if both guys aren't taking too many risks, which is a very good possibility tbh.
My fear is this fight could end up being a bit of a stinker, if both guys aren't taking too many risks, which is a very good possibility tbh.
Yeah, I don't like counter puncher Manny Pacquiao...I think Marquez will always be a bad matchup for Manny, but also feel that Manny is at his best when he's darting around, in & out, side to side...not sitting and waiting to counter.
Yeah, if Floyd is willing to go toe to toe, which I'm not ruling out...could be just what Pac needs.
Yeah, if Floyd is willing to go toe to toe, which I'm not ruling out...could be just what Pac needs.