Floyd might kick my butt,' Pacquiao Jokes

[FLY TY]

I love how everyone thinks Pac's gonna knock Floyd out

Upset of the year if Floyd wins against Pac

nah....

a lot of floyd haters and pacquiao fans will be upset.....

but floyd beating pacman is not an upset.

[baracuda]

if floyd runs it'll be 50/50 fight by ud.... but if floyd engages pac kos him in the late rounds....

[boojee]

if floyd runs it'll be 50/50 fight by ud.... but if floyd engages pac kos him in the late rounds....

yup, Floyd better not run from little Pac if he wants to erase his ***** image.

[gancho_al_igado]

PAcman, there aint no way...and the Rock means noooo wayyyyyy, you beat floyd.

[DonTaseMeBrah]

Floyd might kick my butt,’ Pacquiao jokes

abs-cbnNEWS.com | 06/30/2009 7:20 PM

MANILA -- Negotiations are said to be underway for Manny Pacquiao’s next fight against World Boxing Organization welterweight champion Miguel Cotto. But people still can't stop talking about a dream match-up between the Filipino champ and former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather, Jr.

Even Pacquiao fans in New York who spent a few moments with the Filipino boxing icon in an elevator asked him about the possible bout.

“The People’s Champ” was in New York City then to accept the 2008 Fighter of the Year Award from the Boxing Writers Association of America.

Dr. Allan Recto of PhilBoxing.com related in his “PacMan’s New York Trip” piece that a fan asked Pacquiao: “When will you fight ‘Money’ Floyd Mayweather?”

“Wearing dark sunglasses, the PacMan looked his way and managed to give out a smile,” Recto wrote in his article. “The PacMan replied teasingly, ‘He might kick my butt.’”
“Although he said it in jest, everyone inside the elevator disagreed,” said the boxing photojournalist.

“The fan from Florida exclaimed, ‘You’re gonna whip his *ss (behind) and I can’t wait to watch that!’ Laughter ensued,” Recto said.

Even former heavyweight champions Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield recently talked about a Pacquiao-Mayweather fight.

“Whether or not he believes that or if the fight will even happen, we will have to wait and see, but I would like to see it,” Lewis told FightHype.com.

“Well, until you beat the guy, Pacquiao's the best and that's the thing. Floyd hasn't done that yet,” Holyfield noted.

Meanwhile, Recto also wrote that Pacquiao is set to go to the US on Monday or Tuesday for a series of Nike pictorials alongside NBA superstar and 2009 Finals Most Valuable Player Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers.

as of 06/30/2009 7:22 PM

Scared much???

Your quoting a artilce from a philippine sports journalist? they are more eager to write crap than a fat boy who just ate a bad burrito to take a crap. this is the same guy who says in every fight from larios,solis,marquez,barrera that it is his toughest fight ever.

Do u even know anything about Pacquiao? the guy is intentionally being ultra humble.


A man who went out on his own at 13 years of age living as a street kid then becoming a professional boxer at 16 years old is not scared of anything, let alone a fake gangsta who runs & potshots.

No man, boxer or non boxer would be scared to make 25 million dollars to get decisioned by that same fake gangsta who runs & potshots.

[baracuda]

yup, Floyd better not run from little Pac if he wants to erase his ***** image.

yeah..lol...he's got ***** written all over his forehead...lol