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 Last update:  1/28/2011       Read more by Mark Vester         
   
Steward: Mayweather is Scared To Death, Totally Petrified
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By Mark Vester

Trainer Emanuel Steward, speaking with Gareth Davies of The Telegraph, gave his opinion on why a fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao is not happening. Steward believes Pacquiao's handlers and being very selective with his opponents, and on the other end, Steward says Mayweather is scared to death of losing his undefeated record, which some say is important to him than money.

Steward doesn't directly come out and say it, but it seems that he's not a fan of Pacquiao's catch-weight fights where the Filipino boxer has earned titles in higher weight divisions. He gives Mayweather-Pacquiao a 50% shot of ever happening.

“Pacquiao has fought very well and has earned his greatness, but his natural weight is around 137lbs,” said Steward. “They are now cherry-picking his opponents. When you had eight weight divisions, those who moved up the divisions really were special fighters. I’m not saying there are not great fighters around today, but it is manipulated, and the best fighters are often protected.”

“On the other side of the Pacquiao-Mayweather situation, Mayweather is scared to death of losing his unbeaten record, totally petrified. I never thought he would do that. I really only see a 50/50 chance of these guys stepping into a ring to fight each other.”

 

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comment by AeKhuban, on 02-01-2011
You can bash Manny anytime. Unfortunately he is only a special boxer who can move up weight division. You have to tell it to Arum because he run the business. You can accuse him of cherry picking. Aside from Manny anyone who move on higher division and beat their opponents like Manny does? Floyd ...

comment by LeadUppercut, on 02-01-2011
[QUOTE=ALG United]Manny was and never will be afraid of fighting a bigger man[/QUOTE] Genius..... 1.)..... Why the catch-weight demand for Cotto? Manny had already fought at 147. 2.)..... Why the catch-weight demand for cheato? Why not 154, you know, JMW?

comment by ALG United, on 01-31-2011
[QUOTE=yesir]no, idiot. he faced cotto b.c cotto took a BRUTAL BEATING from marg and had a hard fight with a punching bag clottey. if what you claim was the case, he would have fought shane after shane beat marg but we know why he didnt. damn you are such a pactard.[/QUOTE] Manny wante...

comment by ThePrince, on 01-31-2011
[QUOTE=LMFAO]Manny can't fight someone coming off a win yet he "really" wants to fight someone coming off 41 straight. Sure he does.[/QUOTE]

comment by LMFAO, on 01-31-2011
Manny can't fight someone coming off a win yet he "really" wants to fight someone coming off 41 straight. Sure he does.

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