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Strong points yet again by RA
RA: We all know what side of the camp that’s coming from. They’re going to try and paint this ugly picture and paint Pacquiao as this nasty fighter and discredit him because there’s some jealousy on the Mayweather side. He has a big ego and likes no one to be credited besides himself, everybody knows Pacquiao was the fighter and superstar of 2009. When Floyd retired Pac came on the scene obliterating mother****ers and I truly believe there’s some jealousy on Floyd’s part.
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TWBB: OK, that’s the outside the ring drama but what about inside the ring. Who do you think wins a fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao?
RA: See man I’ve been asked this before, if 2-3 years ago you would have told me that Pac was going to fight De la hoya, Cotto and Mayweather I would have said are you crazy. Honestly 2 or 3 years ago I would have said Cotto would take out that little dude in a round. But now seeing the dude take Cotto’s shots and going toe to toe, the guy is a maniac. So as of now I would slightly favor Manny even though Mayweather is the superior boxer but Pacquiao is on fire. Pacman has speed and is a lefty which Zab troubled Mayweather with except Pac brings it all 12 rounds. I’m a little shocked saying this but I’m leaning towards Manny in 2010. I can see Floyd outpointing him by staying away like he did in the second Castillo fight.
TWBB: So do you think with all these demands of special drug tests that Floyd is worried about Manny?
RA: Definitely, Floyd does this I’m ****y attitude thing and I’m this and I’m that. But he looks like an insecure man and he is so petrified of losing that 0 on his record. Maybe he needs to get on a therapist couch so someone can say losing that zero isn’t the end of the world and if you challenge yourself its good for your career. I believe that he’s worried to fight anybody that has a real chance of beating him not just Pacquiao. I think somewhere after the Castillo fights and I believe Castillo won that first fight no matter what the judges said Floyd was not willing to challenge himself anymore.
RA: We all know what side of the camp that’s coming from. They’re going to try and paint this ugly picture and paint Pacquiao as this nasty fighter and discredit him because there’s some jealousy on the Mayweather side. He has a big ego and likes no one to be credited besides himself, everybody knows Pacquiao was the fighter and superstar of 2009. When Floyd retired Pac came on the scene obliterating mother****ers and I truly believe there’s some jealousy on Floyd’s part.
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TWBB: OK, that’s the outside the ring drama but what about inside the ring. Who do you think wins a fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao?
RA: See man I’ve been asked this before, if 2-3 years ago you would have told me that Pac was going to fight De la hoya, Cotto and Mayweather I would have said are you crazy. Honestly 2 or 3 years ago I would have said Cotto would take out that little dude in a round. But now seeing the dude take Cotto’s shots and going toe to toe, the guy is a maniac. So as of now I would slightly favor Manny even though Mayweather is the superior boxer but Pacquiao is on fire. Pacman has speed and is a lefty which Zab troubled Mayweather with except Pac brings it all 12 rounds. I’m a little shocked saying this but I’m leaning towards Manny in 2010. I can see Floyd outpointing him by staying away like he did in the second Castillo fight.
TWBB: So do you think with all these demands of special drug tests that Floyd is worried about Manny?
RA: Definitely, Floyd does this I’m ****y attitude thing and I’m this and I’m that. But he looks like an insecure man and he is so petrified of losing that 0 on his record. Maybe he needs to get on a therapist couch so someone can say losing that zero isn’t the end of the world and if you challenge yourself its good for your career. I believe that he’s worried to fight anybody that has a real chance of beating him not just Pacquiao. I think somewhere after the Castillo fights and I believe Castillo won that first fight no matter what the judges said Floyd was not willing to challenge himself anymore.
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