Mayweather vs Pacquiao Common Opponents

Here are the fighters that Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao common opponents.

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Pacquiao will continue his boxing career even he is Congressman

7 Weight Division world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao believes he can continue his phenomenal career in the ring while fulfilling his dream of helping his poor countrymen as a politician.

“It just needs discipline. You just need time management,” he said.

Still on a high after winning a congressional seat representing impoverished Sarangani province, Pacquiao, 31, said he would continue fighting—both as an athlete and legislator for the people.

“There are many problems in my province, many people who need help and, one by one, we will decide what to do to help them,” said Pacquiao at a grand celebration in his hometown Saturday night.

“I am happy that I won and that people voted for me but it is also a great responsibility and so I must help my countrymen,” said Pacquiao, known as Pacman, who grew up dirt-poor until boxing brought him world fame and riches.

“My agenda is livelihood programs, education, health care and medical assistance. I am thinking of all kinds of bills to pass in Congress.”

Mayweather said that Pacquiao is Amateur after the Event

Here is the statement of Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. after the fight of the Pound for pound Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.

"Personally, I think Pacquiao got exposed in that fight for being one-dimensional. You can have all [the] offensive ability in the world but with no defense you're not going to last long against a good counter puncher such as myself. Look at the way Clottey was getting through, each time he threw something it landed. Then at the end Pacquiao's was all busted up, when’s the last time you’ve seen my face all messed up like that? That’s the difference between an amateur and a true pound for pound boxer."

"The attendance numbers ain't nothing compared to what I have drawn in the past or what I would have drawn if that was me in the ring that night, everybody knows that. Half those seats were empty in the back and people say Pacquiao is a draw? Let's not forget who generated 2.5 million PPV buys in one fight alone. The only reason why he’s popular is because he's an ethnic minority and from the Philippines so it's something special. If he was from Africa he would be just another boxer."

Well let us see the performance of Floyd Mayweather on his upcoming fight against Sugar Shane Mosley. Watch the Fight Here the Mayweather vs Mosley Fight.

Pacquiao Vs Mayweather: The Fight will happen

The people are to the news that fight will happen after the camp of Floyd Mayweather Jr revoked there insisted request about the Olympic-style drug-testing ng United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA),as a condition against the WBC welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao.

After the team Pacquiao stated that they will not continue the said fight on March 2010 dream fight with the 2 camp. The Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said that "We are OK to move off USADA,"

Pacman believes that if he could accept the blood test before his fight he will be weaken. Bob Arum (Top Rank Promoter) say “All they’re doing is harassing Pacquiao. I’m not going to allow it to happen. We’re willing to do urine analysis at random even though we don’t have to do it under Nevada rules. ... I know deep down Mayweather doesn’t want the fight. He can take a walk,” he said.

Now we know that that fight will be happen on March 13, 2010 at Las Vegas, Nevad when the camp of Mayweather agree between the random drug test, the uriene test.

"Three of them we have agreed on - random, blood and urine. So now it is a matter of the two sides working out the specifics of the cutoff date to assure it will still be effective." Golden Boy official said.

We have all seen this Pacquiao vs Mayweather fight on March 10, 2010. Let see who will be the best pound for pound king of the world.

Mayweather interview about Pacquiao in a Joe Bucks Live

Floyd Mayweather interview in Joe Bucks live. He asked about what is his reaction to his opponent Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.

Heres what he said

"Buck to Mayweather: Incedentally, I saw the guy who yelled Pacquiao, and I'll point him out to you later. It's not official yet, but there's been a lot of talk about a March 13 fight with you and Pacquiao. Can you comment in any way on that?



Mayweather: I think Pacquiao is going to give me a good fight, but I've been around the sport for a long time, and I've been dominating the sport for 15 years. So, no one has defeated me yet. So we'll have to see."

Do you think he can retain his undefeated title after he fought Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao? Watch live here on March 13, the Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao vs Floyd "Money" Mayweather.

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The Pound for Pound Kings: Mayweather vs Pacquiao

The fight of Manny Pacman Paquiao versus Floyd Mayweather is a very much anticipated event. Questions like who will win, who will lose, and how much will each earn are bugling the minds not just of our countrymen but also those of boxing aficionados around the world. Indeed, their fight will be one of the most watched in boxing history and both well deserved the title of whoever ends up the victor.

Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are already considered bigwigs in the boxing arena. Standing at par with Oscar dela Hoya, and other well known boxers, both have proven their mettle in this field with their side by side wins and fortune-making success that eventually reserved for them a page at the annals of boxing record. Indeed, both are history makers still wanting to add more feathers on their respective caps and gems on their already filled coffers.

Speculations shroud their match. The thought of whether or not it will forgo is also a question yet to be solves. Here in the Philippines, Pacquiao’s status as a boxing star is equaled by his endorsement deals and intention to run for the House of Representatives. Eventually, the sidelines of his career have even outmaneuvered the spotlight from his boxing endeavor itself.

Whether he runs for Congress or not, we boxing aficionados don’t care. What we care about is that he wins his next fight and once again let the banner of our country stand atop other nations.