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"I thought about it. Right now, I don't know what I'm going to do," he said.
Martinez's manager, Lou DiBella, told the BBC he doubted a super-fight between American Mayweather and Filipino Pacquiao would occur, with the boxers unable to agree on the drug-testing programme or financial split.
DiBella argued it made more sense for Mayweather to fight Martinez, who recently defeated Kelly Pavlik for the WBC and WBO middleweight titles but is a career light-middleweight.
Pavlik would first have to waive his right to a rematch with Martinez, which was a clause in their fight contract.
However, Mayweather, who is now unbeaten in 41 fights, said a fight with Pacquiao could still occur if an agreement could be met on random drug-testing.
After the fight with Mosley, Mayweather said: "If Manny takes the [blood] test, we can make the fight happen."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/boxing/8657991.stm
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