Mayweather: Pacquiao Was Very Reckless With Marquez

Floyd Mayweather says it will be two hall-of-famers in their prime when he and Manny Pacquiao clash in the richest fight in boxing history on May 2 at the MGM Hotel in Las Vegas.

Mayweather said on Tuesday he was not worried about spoiling his perfect 47-0 record.

"He's a future hall-of-famer. I am a future hall-of-famer and we are meeting at the pinnacle of our careers. From the match-up, it is going to be a very exciting fight. Our styles are totally different. I fight with smarts. Every move is calculated; every move is thought about."

Mayweather allowed reporters to watch him work out on Tuesday. He said he was trying to rekindle his passion for the sport by using some different training methods, like chopping wood and swimming laps.

Mayweather described the 36-year-old Pacquiao (57-5-2, 38 KOs) as a reckless fighter who took too many chances, referring to Juan Manuel Marquez's knockout of Pacman in December 2012.

"He fought very, very recklessly in the Marquez fight. I could have had the same type of career but my career wouldn't have lasted this long."