Floyd Mayweather Bans The Phillipines "It's F**ked Up Over There"

[heatman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfn1mMHSFBo

Taken from the At Last documentary. This scene was cut from the version of the documentary aired internationally.

[LittleMacAttack]

No offense to any Filipinos, but it kind of is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOndtUcRXdU

[Kagami Taiga]

The truth is a diss?

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I doubt Floyd has any in-depth knowledge of the political & social issues in the Phillipines. He comes across as a moron.

[techliam]

The one thing I hated about the documentary, is where they genuinely compared the US version of 'the streets', i.e how Mayweather was supposedly brought up, to being brought up on the streets in the Philippines fighting for your family's daily food.

Two totally different worlds

on Mayweather: 'streets that hardly brought any more promise'

Like seriously ?

[Pocket Dogs!]

Reading a thread on the Pacland forums on this and all of them said that it's pretty much true. One poster even wrote, "Wow. There's one thing I agree with Floyd."

[Pocket Dogs!]

"i've never known any man to turn down a $25 million drug test."

Damn, they were only gonna be paid $25 million each back in 2010 to fight each other. Now Floyd is going to be paid $180 million while Pac gets paid $120 million.

Timing, indeed.

[Robbie Barrett]

From a very old interview back when Pacquiao turned down the USADA testing. Nothing new here.

[Robbie Barrett]

"i've never known any man to turn down a $25 million drug test."

Damn, they were only gonna be paid $25 million each back in 2010 to fight each other. Now Floyd is going to be paid $180 million while Pac gets paid $120 million.

Timing, indeed.

I believe that would have been the guarantee.

[Pocket Dogs!]

I believe that would have been the guarantee.

Kevin Iole tweeted that Floyd's guarantee for the fight is likely above $80 million while Pacquiao's is $50 million.