http://photos-h.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xpa1/923723_1437534313196647_1197772396_n.jpg?width=600 What does this mean to you? Is it related to the May 2nd "surprise"? What if Mayweather finishes his career fighting Pacquiao twice or Pac and Bradley? What if it's a hoax? What are your thoughts? Me, personally, I think Mayweather has realized that cutting ties with GBP and TR would be a mistake and harm his potential earnings. Or maybe he cut ties with GBP to work with TR? He's all about money, risk vs reward. With GBP and TR supposedly patching things up, it'd be wise for him to make good business decisions. Add to the fact that Arum was threatening publicly to put Cotto vs Alvarez on May 2nd. I say "threatening" because he publicly challenged Floyd on that date, it's a negotiation tactic. Like Floyd when he said he might face Alexander to get Guerrero to accept the contract offered to him. It's all speculation, and speculation is fun, but IMO all signs point to a Mayweather vs Pacquiao clash on May 2nd, 2015. I also believe, the reason it's his 2nd to last fight and not his last is because he will have a rematch clause in case he loses.
jleon was sparring a TR fighter at their gym when pacquaio showed up to the gym while they were driving over one tmt suv did a u turn and turned back
We all know TBE is a *******. What PAC is doing is as if TBE was knocking out heavyweights said TheBabyEarthworm.
Prizefighting is an incestuous community where everyone knows everyone. There are photos of Floyd and Bob Arum bromancing long after the "I'll never work with Arum" routine began. Dana White used to to train alongside the entire Mayweather clan and Floyd shows up at martial arts events but when you mention anything outside of boxing he plays dumb. It's all just business/staying in character. All of these guys have each other on speed dial and miraculously "forgive" each other if they see mutual profit.
duckweather will never fight pacman he is scared of him countless vids to prove this............he even says it himself so does his dad........
unless its a rematch of the biggest fight in the history of boxing with a ton of intrigue after he got an SD the first time. His decision victory against De La Hoya on May 5 generated numerous records, including 2.4 million PPV buys and $134 million in PPV revenue. There was never a rematch. Instead he fought Hatton and "retired"