pacman vs floyd mayweather

[baLLooN]

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murag superior ra si Gayweather ni manny in many categories...maau mo dpensa, idlas, nya iya komo wa pa masukod kng unsa ka kusga k pinilian iya pg buhi ug sumbag hes more on quality punches than quantity...

bt still i want to see them fight if unsa jud ka maau c manny.

[t3ChNo™]

may unta lagi mg kontra ni cla ni manny. kana c Mayweather Jr. kay mana kaayo sa iyang papa - hambugero pud

[SkipLost]

bisag kinsa basta sakto ang kwarta..

[rednjep]

http://www.mlive.com/boxing/index.ssf/2 ... _me_t.html

GRAND RAPIDS -- Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants to fight again and has reached out to his father about returning in a training capacity after their estrangement for most of the last eight years, family members said Monday.

Janelle Mayweather, the boxer's cousin, told family members he called her early Sunday morning -- moments after Manny Pacquiao's stirring win over Oscar De La Hoya on Saturday night in Las Vegas -- and stated his hopes to fight again and reunite with his father.

"My niece said my son told her he wanted to fight Pacquiao next, and that he wants me to train him for the fight," Mayweather Sr. said.

Bernice Mayweather said she was not surprised to hear her grandson -- a five-division champion with a 39-0 record, who last fought Dec. 8, 2007 -- wants to return to the ring.

"I always said he was going to fight again," she said. "It was just a matter of time. He was waiting until the time is right. And the time is right. I knew he was going to come out of retirement -- he did it before, didn't he?"

Janelle Mayweather disclosed her conversation with Mayweather Jr. to family members Sunday at Bernice Mayweather's home on the southeast side. She did not return a telephone message seeking comment.

Latisha Starling, another cousin of the boxer's, also was at Sunday's family get-together.

Starling said she was on the phone with Janelle Mayweather throughout the Pacquiao-De La Hoya fight, "kind of giving her play-by-play."

"Right after the fight ended and I hung up, Janelle said her phone rang again and she thought it was me. But it was Little Floyd, saying he wanted to fight Pacquiao and he had to get in touch with his father," Starling said.

Fatimah Mayweather, the boxer's sister, also told family members she received a call from her brother, hoping to discuss resuming a working relationship with Mayweather Sr.

Leonard Ellerbe, the boxer's adviser, did not return messages seeking comment.

Mayweather Sr. molded his son's career until a string of disagreements led him to resign in 2001.

He subsequently became one of the most-sought trainers in boxing, while his son went on to become mythical pound-for-pound king under the tutelage of Roger Mayweather, Mayweather Sr.'s brother.

Mayweather Jr. may want to reunite the brothers as co-trainers, a relationship tested before the fighter's 12-round decision victory over De La Hoya last year, when Mayweather Sr. began training camp as interim trainer while his brother finished an assault sentence.

Mayweather Sr. left the camp soon after his brother's release.

Starling said Janelle Mayweather, in recounting to the family her conversation with Mayweather Jr., "said she asked Little Floyd, 'What happens to Roger if you do this?' and he said, 'Oh, there are enough millions to go around, they can both be in my corner.'"

Mayweather Sr. said his son's reaction may be emotional -- Pacquiao assumed the pound-for-pound mantle after Mayweather Jr. retired, and defended it with a sensational eighth-round technical knockout of De La Hoya in Las Vegas -- but added that, regardless the motivation, any resumption of their working relationship would require contractual security.

"I will never be dumbfounded by anything in my life again unless contracts are involved," he said. "At the end of the day, he's still my son, but I'd have to hold him accountable with a contract. I didn't have a contract first time but I never dreamed it would end like that, either."

However, he said money would not be the prinicipal consideration if he entered talks with his son.

"I don't need a whole bunch of money," he said. "I'm a wealthy man. I just need enough to accommodate me for the rest of my time on this earth."

Mayweather Sr. added that he also received a telephone call from his son early Sunday morning but his phone was off and the message was cryptic.

There's only one problem.

"He didn't leave his number," Mayweather Sr. said.

[piolo_askal]

aw natural bisan naman ako. at the end of the day way makapakaon sa imo pamilya kundi ikaw ra. Money talks gyud bro.

actually, the essence of boxing is lost, tan-awa to ang duwa ni pacquiao ug dela hoya. pangwarta na ang apas sa mga fighters kung ingon ani. milyon milyon ang kwarta sa lamesa and i think it's more than enough to feed a family. to think pacquiao has a lot of deserving opponents other than those big names, younger boxers who's got great potential and at the same time can give both pacquiao and the fans a good fight. dili nang mosurrender inig 8th round.

[r0mm3L]

ang kuyawan nako ani nga boring napod nga fight, iyahay ug depensa (kahibaw namo anang gayweather)

[jeremiahjay]

basta pacquiao way depensaay like floyd's

[doi]

say whatever u want bout floyd... but he's just gonna run over manny like anybody else... 39 have tried but no1 succeeded hahahaha

[Bongoton]

actually, the essence of boxing is lost, tan-awa to ang duwa ni pacquiao ug dela hoya. pangwarta na ang apas sa mga fighters kung ingon ani. milyon milyon ang kwarta sa lamesa and i think it's more than enough to feed a family. to think pacquiao has a lot of deserving opponents other than those big names, younger boxers who's got great potential and at the same time can give both pacquiao and the fans a good fight. dili nang mosurrender inig 8th round.

Its a shame that statements like this take away credit from some man's hardwork. Manny Pacquiao trained his as5 off and took considerable risks for his fight with dela Hoya. Of course he NEEDS to get paid. unsa man diay ang dapat mahitabo? mo fight si Manny aning mga up and comers and get paid less? ug naay trabaho i offer sa imo, mas mo pili ba gud ka adtong gamay ug sueldo unya mao rang trabaho-a?
Are you one of those who predicted Pacquiao will KO Oscar? I bet its the other way around, so you shouldn't be complaining about dela Hoya quitting.. Nobody but a few expected Oscar to quit..
Why should we be concerned ug kinsay deserving mo fight ni Manny? So si Oscar dili deserving? First and foremost, if there's anybody who deserves a MEGA payday for what he's done for boxing, its Pacquiao!

[Bongoton]

say whatever u want bout floyd... but he's just gonna run over manny like anybody else... 39 have tried but no1 succeeded hahahaha

Okay, si Mayweather nalang ang katapusan ninyong pag asa nga mo derail sa Pacquiao express.. good luck !!!