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"What award they gonna give my son when he whoops Pacquiao," stated world-class trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr., who was highly disappointed with the decision of the Boxing Writers Association of America to award Filipino boxing sensation Manny Pacquiao with the "Fighter of the Decade" award. Obviously feeling that his son, Floyd Mayweather Jr., should have received the award, Sr. went on to call into question Pacquiao's accomplishments.
"Pacquiao ain't no ****ing fighter of the decade. He is a *****," a heated Mayweather Sr. commented. "Pacquiao has 2 draws and a loss in this decade. Lil' Floyd is undefeated in this decade and in his career. On top of that, Pacquiao beat 2 guys Lil' Floyd already beat and struggled twice with a guy Floyd blanked out 12 rounds to nothing," he added, implying that Pacquiao's achievments pale in comparison to those of his son.
Not only feeling that his son was slighted, Mayweather Sr. also believes that the true boxing fans, as well as the sport itself, was slighted with the BWAA's pick. "That's the kind of **** that hurts boxing. It makes no sense. Too many people in the sport don't know what the ****'s going on. That kind of **** right there is why boxing stays on the ropes," he added.
Whether or not you agree or disagree with Mayweather Sr., the good news is that he's sounding more and more like he's expecting his son to step into the ring with Manny Pacquiao in the very near future.
"Pacquiao ain't no ****ing fighter of the decade. He is a *****," a heated Mayweather Sr. commented. "Pacquiao has 2 draws and a loss in this decade. Lil' Floyd is undefeated in this decade and in his career. On top of that, Pacquiao beat 2 guys Lil' Floyd already beat and struggled twice with a guy Floyd blanked out 12 rounds to nothing," he added, implying that Pacquiao's achievments pale in comparison to those of his son.
Not only feeling that his son was slighted, Mayweather Sr. also believes that the true boxing fans, as well as the sport itself, was slighted with the BWAA's pick. "That's the kind of **** that hurts boxing. It makes no sense. Too many people in the sport don't know what the ****'s going on. That kind of **** right there is why boxing stays on the ropes," he added.
Whether or not you agree or disagree with Mayweather Sr., the good news is that he's sounding more and more like he's expecting his son to step into the ring with Manny Pacquiao in the very near future.
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