FLASH REPORT: Mayweather Jr. reportedly wants to fight Pacquiao!!! Is it for...

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...money or glory? Who will win? According to this website http://www.mlive.com/boxing/index.ssf/2008/12/mayweather_sr_floyd_wants_me_t.html

Mayweather Jr. watched the Pacquiao-De la Hoya fight. He was ignited and wanted to fight Pacquiao, and then tried to contact his father Floyd Sr. to ask him to be in his corner. Don't know whether this news is true or not, but when there's smoke, there's fire...
 
In my personal opinion, that will be for MONEY. 3 months of training, 1 night of fight, 8 rounds of boxing, 400++ thrown punches, 200++ connected punches, and one word of surrender = millions of dollars..why not..nobody can guess the number of lottery to hit million of dollars in 3 motnhs time.

Mayweather was once called the pound for pound king..so why fight the new one. It will be the same if Mayweather reached 70 years of age and another pound for pound king will arise..will he get out of retirement just to prove he can still punch.

There is only one Mayweather, Dela Hoya, Pacquiao and others that was crowned pound for pound king during their prime. After Pacquiao definitely another man from the roaster of champions will be pound for pound king. Juan Manuel Lopez could be the next king.

Maybe they mis-understood the meaning of pound for pound..maybe they thought it was the currency used in United Kingdom.

Should this event will push through, the contract must state that no man can surrender his fight, no refree would stop the beating not unless the bell rang, no corner is allowed to throw in white towel during the beating, no boxers will be counted out not unless he really can not stand up after the knock out.

Maybe then, Mayweather will think twice. Did he really wanted to fight because of the glory? He retired gracefully, so why bother to retire again beaten by the man of the hour.

Why bother to line up old boxers to new named king. There a lot of boxers who can compete at 147. Is Dela Hoya the last contender at 147? If so, and retirees are the only boxers left, maybe Pacquiao should play billiards instead.
 
Its true.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?ArticleId=422437&publicationSubCategoryId=63
 
That would be a super matchup, but though I think Mayweather Jr. was a better boxer in his prime, I reckon Pacquiao would win, I simply cannot see Mayweather being that hungry to win anymore. Pacquiao is in his prime and hungry to punish any opponent in his way. While Mayweather simply has nothing to prove. It will be split decision win for Pacquiao.

I don't know of any sport stars that came out of retirement and was as good as they were. Ali, Jordan etc. etc. all of them came back, was good but not up to their usual standards.
 
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