Manny Pacquiao Interview After Marquez 4 Fight Video - Both Marquez and Manny Pacquiao was interviewed by Larry Merchant after the fight during the HBO broadcast of the fight. Here's what they said:

JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ Interview After Pacquiao 4 Fight

Larry Merchant: Congratulations on a great victory. Coming on to this fight, do you feel that he was vulnerable after the right hands that knocked him down?

Juan Manuel Marquez: No we needed to work on those points but I always said that the change in the rhythm was going to be important.

Larry Merchant: He came out…

Juan Manuel Marquez: (Gestures to Pacquiao)… good fight, good fight.

Larry Merchant: He came out very aggressive. So did you sense immediately I just have to be patient and counter him?

Juan Manuel Marquez: We knew he was going to come out aggressive so we needed do a fight plan that was a bit more technique. And we knew of what was going to happen, and we capitalize on it.

Larry Merchant: When you knock him down, the first time, did you say to yourself ’okay this is different now, I am the stronger guy in the ring.

Juan Manuel Marquez: Yes, we know that if we fought his way, we knew it was going to be a very difficult fight. But it wasn’t impossible to win.

Larry Merchant: But you are hurt very badly, or at least you are bleeding very badly. Did you sense you have to do something dramatic at that point?

Juan Manuel Marquez: We have to use our technique and our skill, and it’s very important to not allow Manny as he usually does.

Larry Merchant: When you went down from a straight left hand, did you feel… that was… I did something not right?

Juan Manuel Marquez: Yes it was an error we fought with my hand down. But after that we corrected.

Larry Merchant: I ask you before the fight, whether all of your new muscles would make a difference. Did the muscles made the difference?

Juan Manuel Marquez: I don’t think so, we work strength, and we work speed. And I mean you can see the good result.

Larry Merchant: Do you want or expect a 5th fight with Manny?

Juan Manuel Marquez: We’ll relax, we’ll talk with the family and we’ll see what comes.

Larry Merchant: Thank you for a great fight.

Juan Manuel Marquez: (shouts) Ariba Mexico! Ariba Mexico!

Juan Manuel Marquez: (shakes hands of Pacquiao) Again, again you are a great fighter.


MANNY PACQUIAO INTERVIEW AFTER THE MARQUEZ 4 FIGHT

Larry Merchant: Manny, after you suffer from the first knockdown earlier in the fight, you seem to be taking control. Did you get careless? Or did you think you got him?

Manny Pacquiao: Yes, I got careless on that fight. I think I got him but you know it’s not good.

Larry Merchant: Because he was so bloodied from your punches? Did you felt that was the time to finish him?

Manny Pacquiao: Yes, yes. I was so careless for the fight. That’s part of the fight.

Larry Merchant: Did you get hit with a punch that you never saw and you are out for a long time before you even knew it?

Manny Pacquiao: Exactly. I was overconfident. I thought I got him.

Larry Merchant: We have never seen you go down like that since your career in America, since you became such a force. I want you to look here and tell us what you see? (Plays knock out video) I assume you have not seen this yet.

Manny Pacquiao: Yes, I thought I got him.

Larry Merchant: So did it surprise you that despite the fact that you knocked him down, despite the fact that he was so bloodied, that he came back at you with such force.

Manny Pacquiao: Exactly, he is not an easy opponent. He is a tough boxer. I respect Marquez, not that easy fighter to beat. I did my best but that’s boxing, that’s the sport.

Larry Merchant: Did you get too aggressive?

Manny Pacquiao: No, I thought I got him in the early rounds but I got hit with a solid punch.

Larry Merchant: He hit you before, was he stronger or was it just he hits you with punches that you never saw coming?

Manny Pacquiao: I never saw his punch, never expected that punch.

Larry Merchant: I know it’s rather soon after you’ve been knocked down for the first time in a very, very long time. But you have another full time career back home as a congressman. Do you want to fight again? Do you want to fight him again?

Manny Pacquiao: Yes why not, it’s a good fight. I was just starting, I was overconfident on that fight because I thought I got him.

Larry Merchant: So you’re saying to us, that you want to see a 5th fight with Marquez?

Manny Pacquiao: (laughs) Well, if they gave us a chance, we’ll fight again.


ESPN Interview Pacquiao and Marquez After Their Fourth Fight

Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video - Here's the video and transcript of the after fight speeches and interviews of Timothy Bradley, and Manny Pacquiao.



Manny Pacquiao at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video


"I respect the decision but I believe 100% that I won the fight. But anyway, we have to respect my opponent also. The decision has been done already. We have to give credit to him."

"To the fans, you know in your heart who won the fight. It's okay, that's part of the game. Being an athlete, the best attitude is respect and professionalism for this boxing world."

"I want to thank everybody for showing the support. I hope you're not dismayed or discouraged on the result of the fight. I'm still here, I can fight."

"This time we give thank to God before anything."

"Thank you to all the media and to all the press. Because of you, we become popular. My name is written in the history of boxing because of you guys."

"I didn't listen to the announcement because I believe that I won."

"I want the rematch. It is up to Bob Arum. That will make me a warrior in the upcoming three months. In the rematch, my thinking is I don't want to finish the whole 12 rounds."

"I was very thankful for Bob Arum for giving me an opponent who was always coming inside, and to fight toe to toe. I'm very excited for that. I thought he's not going to run. My goal is to knock him out. But what happened is he ran. I don't know why."

"I give him a couple of rounds, maybe 3 rounds. There are some rounds, where I relaxed. But almost every round I hurt him. I know he felt that."

"I really thought that Bradley will fight toe to toe. You know he's been announcing he's going to knock me down. In my training, my preparation is to fight inside. But in the fight, I'm surprised he backed off."

"Religion is personal. In the sports of boxing we have to respect what the judges did."

"I prefer to fight here in Las Vegas. MGM has promoted a lot of my fights."

"I think he was hurt everytime I landed my left hand."

"I tell you the truth, I don't even remember if he hurt me. He hit me with a couple of jab. I don't even remember if he hit me with solid punches in the face. Amazing on what they saw of this but it's okay."

"I have an exercise that we do in regular training. The equipment cannot fit inside so we prepared it on the other room. We did the exercise there before the fight in the treadmill."




Timothy Bradley at the Pacquiao vs Bradley Post Fight Press Conference Video


[Seating on a wheelchair]

"I want to thank Team Bradley. I want to thank my family, my wife and kids. I want to thank Top Rank. I want to thank my manager Cameron Dunkin. I want to thank HBO pay per view. I want to thank MGM for allowing me to go back here and do something that I've always dreamed of as a little kid."

"Pacquiao is a tough, tough warrior. This guy can punch, this guy has speed. He has everything, all the tools. I injured my left foot in the 2nd round, twist my ankle. Both of my ankles really, swollen. I got hit with some big shots early on. But you know I persevered. I went through the pain. And use my boxing ability towards the end to clear some rounds, maybe the last 5 rounds to victory."

"I want to thanks my fans that came out to see the fight."

"I'm still shocked. I don't really know what to say. But I'm happy, the new welterweight champion. My team and I we did it baby. I’m ready to shock the world. I definitely would like to do this again."

"You know I heard the boos at the end of the night, which is okay. But we need to definitely do this again in order on November. And let's make this more decisive."

"I think I step on the ref's foot, you know on the 2nd round. I twisted my ankle. Went back to the corner and said I think I broke my foot. My corner said 'Well, what do you want to do? Do you want to quit?' Well I keep going. I caught my second wind it was on the 6th. Felt a little tired. I felt I was carrying the fight with my jab. Make Pacquiao miss a lot. For the most part, a lot of the shots he was throwing missed."

"I had to step around. I felt the pain in my foot but I just had to block it out. Just keep on fighting. Just fight it through. I got one injured on the top part of the foot where I felt the pop here. And then I had another injury here where it's completely swollen on the side right here on my right foot."

"It's just my balance of the ring because was just spongy. Try to elude his strong shots. That left hand is very powerful. But once I got to start moving not only using my jab, it started a little bit easy. But I still have to be careful 'cause Manny he came on strong in spurts."

"I was told by my corner that I had to win my last couple of rounds to win the fight, plain and simple. My partner feels like I was winning the fight. Manny miss a lot of shots in there that everybody thought that he was hitting me with. He wasn't touching me. You can look at my face, I'm still pretty clean. He caught me a couple of times, I'll be honest. For the most part I just kept my composure, use my jab."

"He was fast, but he wasn't blazing fast. The thing that I like Manny is that he can put his punches together, like power shots. You know threes and fours. And they're all hard shots. I've never been in the ring with somebody who can throw six punches and all of them extremely hard. This guy very gifted, he place his shots very well. Uppercuts, step around to the side, right hand. He's very quick in there. He’s very smart, lots more than I thought he would be. He's more of an action fighter who likes to trade with those standing in front of him. When I go outside, use my jab, I control the action."

"You know what? The funny part was there are three judges out there. That's the way they judge. So what do you want me to do? That's the way they judge it. My corner felt I was winning the fight. There were three judges out there. Two of them felt that I won the fight. That's all I can say on that. But we definitely have to do it again. I am definitely going back to the drawing board. I know where my mistakes were. I should just go back and correct them."

"I felt those shots but I'm in really good shape. I didn't go down. Most of his opponents he faces go down or get hurt. But I got hurt once in there that's why I got to hold. He came with a bunch of punches. But you know I survive."

"He kept his hand pretty high. He blocked his body very well. He's very schooled. He kept trying me to fight him, to open me up. Try the big shots to knock me down. When I started going in the 7th round, Manny couldn't get off like he wanted to. He would come in with a left, make him miss. But the jab pretty much controlled the fight from 7 on."

"I never feel like I'm losing a fight. I felt like he caught me with some good shots in the round but I always felt strong in there. One round, I felt like damn he came on strong. I was like he won that round but you know I came out the next round and I controlled the action. He landed big shots in there. One big shot vs a lot of shots. 'Cause I was landing on him and I felt that I won the round."

"I just try to win. I go in there, sometimes be aggressive. I see him tired, breathing hard. Manny he gives you opportunity to fire at him. He wants you to open up so he can fire at you. At times I give him that opportunity and those are the time where he landed a big shot at me. But I went back to my corner, and just listen to them. I did my jab and just kept moving and at times I had to take chances go for it and bang the body a little bit to force the action."

"The rematch was all my idea. It’s just part of promoting a fight. You know, hyping it up. I felt like I was going to win the fight. Regardless of the circumstances, a lot of people think I didn't win the fight. So the rematch is in place. He's there, the date is there. Will definitely be a different fight in the rematch."

"My corner they just want me to box all night. Like I said I know I win. I came out aggressive at times. Just force the action and fight for the fans. I just want to win the rounds. That's it. At times I was boxing, I wasn't sure if I was winning rounds or not. Just have to be aggressive at times and just try to win the round."

Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video - Pacquiao and Bradley arrive at Las Vegas Nevada. This HBO video is from their official youtube channel, which shows short interviews by Kieran Mulvaney after both the fighter's arrival.

Reporter: As you can see the Filipino boxing icon is in the ring. There is a huge commotion here. Pacquiao is fighting Timothy Bradley at the MGM Grand on Saturday. There's no doubt which is the superstar. There's no doubt which is the favorite. A lot of very confident Pacquiao fans. But a lot of folks that have studied boxing knows that Bradley is a dangerous man too.


Fans Interview

Fan with blue shirt: I definitely give Timothy Bradley a chance because, look, he hasn't lost a fight yet. And he's a fighter that takes chances. Of course, this is his biggest fight, and he's going to take that chance. And he, throughout the 24/7 series is through training camps is taking chances.

Fan with baseball cap #1: Bradley doesn't stand a chance I think maybe middle rounds. He's going to get knocked out.

Fan with baseball cap #2: I just think Pacquiao is going to take it. I think he's going to win by knockout.

Fan with an accent: You got to give it a hand to Bradley for stepping up to the mark to do it, but you know the way Pacman does it. He's a strong ox and he digs deep and he's looking really, really good.

Fan with undershirt: It's going to be a good fight. I think Pacquiao is going to win.

Girl fan #1: I'm going with Pacquiao. I'm a big fan of him, so hopefully he wins.

Big guy fan: This is just a tune-up, and hopefully we get to see Manny and Mayweather.

Reporter: Everybody we talk to pretty much say that Pacquiao is going to win, are you one of those?

Girl fan #2: Yes, I am one of those.

Fan with baseball cap #3: When Pacquiao gets into his rhythm, he will find a way to defeat Bradley.


Timothy Bradley Arrival

Reporter: You've been waiting for a long time, for the opportunity to shine on the big stage. This is it. This is the biggest stage of them all. How do you feel?

Bradley: Feeling good, feeling very confident as usual. This is the last week, and I'm focused and ready to go. I am determined to prove that I'm the best fighter in the world.

Reporter: A lot of folks, who studied boxing, knows who you are, knows you are a good fighter, and knows you're undefeated. The public somewhat doesn't know you. We've been asking people around here what they think: everyone said that Manny is going to win. Does that motivate you?

Bradley: Absolutely, every little thing motivates me negatively. Anybody can say whatever they want. You know what I'm out there to prove. I'm a better fighter than Manny Pacquiao. I want to get rid of this guy. I'm definitely going in there trying to knock this guy out.


Freddie Roach Arrival

Roach: Who has he knocked out? Come on he knocked out a couple of stiffs. He can't punch. All that muscles and he can't punch. Give me a break.

Reporter: Is there anything he brings to the table that you are concerned about?

Roach: No, nothing. The more he comes, the more he gets hit.

Reporter: He said he's going to get aggressive. He's a forward type of fighter. He's just not playing into Manny's hands.

Roach: The biggest weapon he has is his forehead. That's the best punch. That's what we have to watch out for.

Reporter: How do you think it's going to go?

Roach: We will knock him out.

Reporter: Early?

Roach: It Could be a really late knockout, because he presses the action.


Manny Pacquiao Arrival

Pacquiao: I feel so happy, and I'm excited for the fight that a lot of people are coming here to support me. Thank you to all the fans.

Reporter: A lot of people here are predicting you're going to win this perhaps by knock out. You're the big favorite. But Timothy Bradley is a dangerous opponent is he?

Pacquiao: I'm not taking this fight lightly. I consider this fight as one of the hardest. But in Jesus’ name, if I work hard, everything will be fine.

Reporter: How are you feeling? You talk about a lot of distractions in your life. Are you feeling focused?

Pacquiao: This training camp is very different. I'm very focused, and I have peace of mind. I'm happy, especially that my family is with me.

Pacquiao vs. Bradley MGM Grand Las Vegas Arrival Video



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Manny Pacquiao vs Marquez 3 Post Fight Press Conference After Interview - Philippines News official Youtube channel has released the full after fight press interview of both Pacquiao and Marquez:


MANNY PACQUIAO POST FIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER INTERVIEW


Interview: What is it about Marquez's style that 'cuased you so much difficulty?

Pacquiao: He's always backing off and he's waiting for me to create an action to counter. It's not easy, I'm very careful. I have to accept that it's not easy to fight Marquez, he's a good counterpuncher.

Interview: What is your reaction to the crowd and the audience? Clearly the majority felt that Marquez was the winner.

Pacquiao: I understand, we have to accept that because half of the fans are Filipinos, half of the fans are Mexicans for Marquez. Of course the fans of Marquez is very disappointed. We have to accept that that's part of the game. The fight is close but it's very clear that I won the fight even if you watch the replay. This is the game, this is the sport.

Interview: Freddie said you had cramps in your foot, how much did the cramps affected you?

Pacquiao: Starting the fourth round, I felt so bad. My balance is gone, that's why I'm like flying every time I threw punches. It's not the fight that I want.


JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ POST FIGHT PRESS CONFERENCE AFTER INTERVIEW



Marquez: Good night to everyone, and I'm happy about my performance of tonight, and honestly I don't know what I need to do to change the mind of the judges.

We’re very happy about my performance. What we need to do is to sit down with my family and with my camp, and make a decision to continue in this sport or just simply retire.

I would like everybody who came to the arena, this time we not only beat you in the ring, we beat you in the audience. There were more Mexicans than Filipinos and the people were rooting for me. I would like to thank all the Latin people around the world that supported this fight. We're very, very happy for the people who came and support us.

I would like to thank you that yes, it could happen. We won like the people were seeing in the 12 rounds. Yes we won, only three people there, the judges, didn't see the same thing.

Thank you very much, and Viva Mexico.


Interview: Are you more convinced that you win this fight more than the other two?

Marquez: I think I win this fight more clearly. I don't know what happened.

Interview: Would you accept a 4th fight with Manny Pacquiao?

Marquez: Everybody knows what happened, I think I won this fight again.

Interview: You mentioned retirement, did you know that you are retiring before this fight, or is that a result of this fight?

Marquez: Honestly, the result of the fight that makes me thinks of retirement because I prepared myself so hard. 18 years of my career, that I've been working very hard, this fight was the biggest fight. So we really wanted to tell the judges to score the fight the way it’s happening.

Interview: Do you feel that no matter what you do, that the judges will never give you a victory over Manny Pacquiao?

Marquez: I really feel that I need to drop him. And if I drop him they're going to give him the fight again. I don't know what to do inside the ring. I'm frustrated, very frustrated right now.

Interview: Do you feel like in the first two fights, he landed the harder punches and maybe tonight you we're landing the harder punches.

Marquez: For me the best judges are the audience and they respond sensationally seeing me winning. Honestly, I feel I connected with solid punches tonight. We each connected with solid punches in the last two fights. But tonight I connected a lot of solid punches.

Interview: Did you made any strategic in the fight that work this time from what you did in the first two times?

Marquez: Yes, I tried to make lot of changes for this preparation. I prepared myself differently, and also I changed a lot in my style to fight him this time. I was adjusting my style, every single round, to fight him differently.

Interview: Did he feel stronger as opposed to his two previous fights? Were you hurt in this fight?

Marquez: I felt that he was stronger in the last two fights. I feel good. I prepared myself for months for this fight. Honestly, I didn't feel his punches, and I was never hurt.

Interview: What do you think is it about your style that you are able to deal with him so well than bigger fighters like Margarito and Cotto, who are overwhelmed by them?

Marquez: I think you need to win the fight with intelligence and we fought very intelligent with this fight. Style makes fights. My style is complicated for his style.

Interview: You fought Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, how do you compare them? And if they did fight, what do you think will happen?

Marquez: I think commercially speaking, it would be a big fight. Boxing is about styles, and the style of Mayweather would be very complicated for Pacquiao.

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Manny Pacquiao Interview After Margarito Fight Video

Interviewer: Congratulations, what do you think of your performance tonight?

Manny Pacquiao: I'm just doing my job. My opponent is not that easy. He's very strong, very tough. I hit his face a lot, but he's strong, he can fight.

Interviewer: Do you think, the fight should have been stopped at some point?

Manny Pacquiao: That's why I'm looking at the referee to look at it, because he has a lot of bad cut in the right eye. Boxing is not about killing each other. It's about entertainment for everybody.

Interviewer: It seem like in the 6th round, he had his best rounds. Did he ever hurt you?

Manny Pacquiao: I tell you the truth, I got hurt in the body shot. I feel weak in that round because I got really hurt in my stomach and I recover right away.

Interviewer: Now what Manny? Do you want to fight Floyd Mayweather? Because that's the fight everybody wants to see. What do you want?

Manny Pacquiao: If the fight happens, that's good. If not, I'm okay. I'm happy for what I've done for boxing. My job is to entertain people and make them happy. If that fight happens, that's good for us and for the people who love boxing.

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Manny Pacquiao vs Floyd Mayweather Confirmation Video - Jim Monteverde interviews Teddy Atlas, Bert Sugar, Brian Kenny, Max Kellerman, and Bob Arum, as they provide the time and odds of the upcoming Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Fight.

Teddy Atlas: It's done. It's gonna be 1st week of May.

Bert Sugar: It's already made. It's an 8 to 5 Pacquiao favorite. It will be in the spring, that's all I can tell you (wink).

Brian Kenny: Floyd always say that if it makes dollars, it makes sense. This makes sense. I don't think either guy is trying to avoid the other. I think they are both wary, respectful of each other. But I think when they finally crunch the numbers, I think their egos, can step aside, and realize split it 50/50. 'Cause you gonna be splitting an all-time gate.

Max Kellerman: I won't make a prediction, about what's gonna happen. But I'll say that it will be the biggest fight in PPV history.

Bob Arum: There's one winner. Pacquiao by knockout.

Manny Pacquiao vs Floyd Mayweather Confirmation Video

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Manny Pacquiao Wants to Fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. - Right after Manny Pacquiao won the fight against Miguel Cotto, Mayweather in an interview issued a challenge to Pacquiao:

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: He's a fighter, what does he want to do? I want him to step on the camera, on the world. I don't want him to get behind the scene, and tell an article in the Philippines 'I want to fight Mayweather.' When you get on the camera, and they ask you a certain question, that's when you say it."

Obviously, Mayweather doesn't know that Pacquiao was recorded in the camera on various occasions in 2009, saying that he wants to fight Mayweather.

So Emmy award-winner Cher Calvin, a reporter for the Los Angeles TV station KTLA, took to the task, and asked the question to Manny Pacquiao directly, right before his Highlands Holywood Victory Party.

Cher Calvin: For the record, do you want to fight Mayweather?

Manny Pacquiao: For the record, yeah.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. Interview After Manny Pacquiao vs Cotto - Here's the full 25 minutes video and complete transcript of the Sky Sports interview of Floyd Mayweather Jr. right after Manny Pacquiao win over Miguel Cotto.

Adam Smith: So what do you think of the fight?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Miguel Cotto at one particular time was one of the best welterweights. But him fighting Margarito, took a lot out of him. Him with another war with Zab Judah, and with Clottey, he's been a lot of wars lately. So I don't think he's the same Miguel Cotto. Not taking away from him, he still can beat certain fighters in the sports of boxing, but I don't think he's the same Miguel Cotto.

Adam Smith: How impressed were you with Manny Pacquiao?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Manny Pacquiao went out there and done what he has to do. The only thing I can say is he's a fighter, just like I'm a fighter. The thing is with Pacquiao, I don't see any versatility as a fighter with Manny Pacquiao. I see a good puncher but just one-dimensional.

Adam Smith: Do you think he executed the perfect game plan? Because people are saying that he was sensational.

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I don't think it was the same Miguel Cotto. Me, and myself, when I fought guys like Marquez, the same way I went into the fight, is the same way I go out. You go watch Marquez and Pacquiao, you see the same way Pacquiao went in is not the same way he went out.

What I do to fighters is they say is boring, is because I'm just that much better to the fighters. They gonna say 'Oh, it was a boring fight,' because I didn't get beat up, and take punishment. There's nothing cool about getting beat up, and taking punishment. Making a ton of money, but not being able to spend your money in the long run.

Adam Smith: Manny Pacquiao has gone through the weights, 5 world champion. And all the talk now, is the two of you fighting it off, what happens?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Fans see what they want to see. When Erik Morales was washed-up, he's the same guy that beat Manny Pacquiao. Erik Morales beat Manny Pacquiao after being beat by Zahir Raheem.

They talk about him coming from 106. Manny Pacquiao was 16 when he weigh 106, just like me. I was fighting at 106, I was just an amateur. My dad could have turned me pro, and guided my career, if that was the case, but it didn't happen.

Marquez, he fought him to a draw, then he struggled with Marquez.

He fought an Oscar de la Hoya that I already beat. When I fought Oscar de la Hoya, they choose the gloves for me. You never heard of a fighter choosing a gloves for another fighter in a championship fight, I wasn't even able to choose my own gloves. Now you take Manny Pacquiao, Oscar de la Hoya went down to welterweight, a weight he hasn't made in 9 years.

Ricky Hatton, he keep balooning up in weight, and then coming down. He baloon up to welterweight and then the fight with Pacquiao, he has to go down 7 more pounds. That really tear up the body. I beat Ricky Hatton when he was undefeated.

I beat Oscar de la Hoya for the junior middleweight title after him coming off a very impressive win over Ricardo Mayorga. His career has revived and rehabiliated himself when he came back.

Once I beat Marquez, he's over the hill. Marquez and Manny Pacquiao is the same size. Like I said before, I'm always in a no-win situation.

If the fight every happens with me and Manny Pacquiao and when I beat him, people are not gonna be surprised because he's been beat before. Whatever I do to Pacquiao has been done before, he's been beat before on three occasions. And if I knock him out I don't want the world shouting because he's been knocked out twice before. So it's nothing new.

The world's going to go 'wow' if Floyd Mayweather gets beat. That's what everyone is looking to see. I'm a fighter who's never been beat. What's going on now at the world of boxing is they're trying to build a fighter, they're trying to make a fighter that can beat me.

I don't get no respect in the world of boxing. I do my interviews, you got different fighters that disrespect me, and come in on my interviews, which is not fair. Now Manny Pacquiao when he does his interviews, he can do his interviews for 20 minutes, then they go interview his trainers, and the rest of the people in his team. Now, with me, they interview me, they got guys jumping in, being very disrespectful. The only thing I've done was change the sports of boxing.

If Floyd Mayweather fought Oscar de la Hoya in the 2nd fight, then you will never hear about Manny Pacquiao. Things happen like this in the sports of boxing.

Adam Smith: While you are away, Manny Pacquiao has made a certain claim of becoming pound for pound best.

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: He beat up a washed up Erik Morales. He beat up a washed up Barrera, 'cause Barrera and Morales beat each other up half to death. When he fought Marquez, he really lost in the 2nd fight. In the first fight, he knocked 'em down three times in 1st round, and still got a draw, so he got outboxed.

Oscar de la Hoya, I already beat him. Ricky Hatton, I already knocked him out. And then Cotto getting a brutal fight with Margarito, a tough fight with Clottey, a tough fight with Zab Judah. Now where does we stand with this?

It's easy for Bob Arum to say, Pacquiao wants to fight Mayweather. It's easy for Freddie Roach to say, Pacquiao wants to fight Mayweather. The fans say 'Yeah we want Manny Pacquiao fight Floyd Mayweather.' But on 2 occassions, when he fought Ricky Hatton, when they asked Manny Pacquiao 'would you like to fight Floyd Mayweather' he said talk to my promoter; they didn't ask your promoter, they asked you, what do you want to do? Manny Pacquiao was asked the same question 'do you want to fight Floyd Mayweather' three times. This is something the world is trying to force on him. If he wants to fight Floyd Mayweather all he has to do is step up to the plate.

It's gonna be tough negotiating with Bob Arum, caused once again, how can you possibly negotiate with a guy (I don't know if this is true facts or not) who when Oscar de la Hoya fought Felix Trinidad, Bob Arum made more money than both of the fighters. We're supposed to be in the sports for the fighters.

I deserved a bigger piece of the pie. I've done more. I've been in the sport longer, and I've been dominating. And nobody has beat me yet.

So, once again, they're trying to build a fighter to beat me. They built Ricky Hatton up undefeated, it didn't happen. They constantly built this fighter up, it's not gonna happen. When guys wants me to lose, that's when I lose.

Adam Smith: Do you want to fight Pacquiao?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: What I want to do is dominate the sports of boxing. I'm not dodging nobody. If Pacquiao is the man next, he step up to the plate, that's another ass I got to tap. I'm not ducking and dodging. If Pacquiao want it, he can get it. Come on man I don't have to say, 'Oh I want to fight Pacquiao.' Floyd Mayweather is the face of boxing. All roads lead to Floyd Mayweather.

Adam Smith: So you're saying Pacquiao picks up the phone and talk to you, then you talk?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Here's what Pacquiao said. He fights for the people, he fights for belts, he fights for legacy. That's the same thing Shane Mosley said. That's the same thing all this fighters say, they fight for legacy.

Well, me I'm in the cheque cashing business. My whole career, I fought to be pound for pound, and I fought to get belts. You know I'm 32 years old. Talking about fighting for legacy, that's out of the door man.

Adam Smith: Are you saying you're not worried about loosing the 0, the lost?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: If I go out and make $60-75 million in one night, come on, I'm not losing. Manny Pacquiao, he knows as a fighter, when he's facing me. You see what happens to Marquez, it was a cakewalk for me. It was like a father, playing with his young son. Agile, very, very smart, very, very intelligent. I've been in the sport of boxing a long time. He knows when he's facing me.

I'm not saying Cotto is not a good fighter, flat-footed, been in a lot of wars. I haven't taken a lot of punishment. There's nothing cool about taking punishment. 'Oh, I beat this guy up he beat me up. I got a swell eye, a rip lip, bloody nose, a broken rib, made a few million, and my hand got raised.' There's nothing cool about taking punishment.

Floyd Mayweather beat 13 world champions, 6 time world champion, in 5 different weight classes, and won official belts, the WBC belt. Never used enhancement drugs, like a lot of this fighters. I beat fighters at official weight classes. I move up to 130, no different than Manny Pacquiao. Manny Pacquiao weigh 106 when he was 16, just like Floyd Mayweather, weigh 106 when he was 16."

My career is fine, what's so cool is I can take no punishment, no bumps, no bruises. When my career is over I have a job as a commentator, and I will be a great promoter. That's the great thing about my career, I can't speak for other fighter.

Adam Smith: Do you think Pacquiao will get punished by you?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: What's understood ain't got to be talked about. If he really wants to fight, they asked him on two diferent occasions. They asked him three times.

They never asked me on interviews. 10 minutes, 15 minutes. They never interview Leonard Ellerbe after the interview or nobody from my team. They don't get me no respect that they give other fighters.

Adam Smith: What's gonna happens next?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Floyd Mayweather wanna be treated fair. Oscar de la Hoya, they try to be slick. I didn't complain. It's always an excuse. Skills pays the bils. See, they don't talk weight class when they talk about Oscar de la Hoya. I weigh 150, he weigh 154.

If Marquez weight 142 and I weigh 146, why is it a problem all of a sudden now? They say Manny Pacquiao and Marquez is the same size. Then they say I'm too big for Marquez, but I'm not too big for Pacquiao. I'm in a no-win situation. If I beat Manny Pacquiao, do you know what they are going to say? 'You are supposed to beat him, you are Floyd Mayweather, you are the bigger man'. If I knock him out they'll say 'you're supposed to knock him out he's been knocked out before'.

Adam Smith: Who do you want fight now?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I don't know. I don't have to say 'Oh, yeah, I want to fight this guy, I wanna fight that guy.' I'm the king. I've done millions of homes by myself. Now, we got Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto, two guys who has a pretty cool fan base. Now if they done more home that Mayweather, then more power to them, but they're supposed to. I don't have no dance partner.

Floyd Mayweather is an entertainer. This guys are just fighters. Pacquiao he's just a fighter. Miguel Cotto, he's just a fighter. Floyd Mayweather is an entertainer. I can go out the sports of boxing and make millions, because I've done this before.

If it's Pacquiao, he can get it. He knows deep in his heart he can't beat me.

If it's Shane Mosley. They gonna say 'whoope doo, you beat Shane Mosley, he's 38 with 5 lost.' Why you picking on an old man. I'm always in a no-win situation.

If I beat Pacquiao, 'Oh, you're the bigger man.' If I outbox him, so slick and punish him, with a dominating performance, 'you didn't knock him out.' If I do knock him out, 'Oh, you're supposed to knock him out. You're the bigger man.' I'm always in a no-win situation, no matter who I beat.

Adam Smith: You have 40 fights, how long are you gonna carry this on?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I don't know, if it's Pacquiao, he can get it. They say Manny Pacquiao wants to fight you. That's Bob Arum talking. Bob Arum cares about Bob Arum only. Freddie Roach his sickness is getting worst, so he gotta cash out, as quick and as soon as possible. The only road that he knows Manny Pacquiao gonna make most money is with Floyd Mayweather

Zab Judah, made his most money with Floyd Mayweather. Baldomir made his most money with Floyd Mayweather. Oscar de la Hoya made his most money with Floyd Mayweather. Marquez made his most money with Floyd Mayweather. And the list goes on and on.

Adam Smith: Fighting Manny Pacquiao surely gonna generate millions of dollars.

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Floyd Mayweather is a very, very smart businessman. With or without Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather is gonna be with 200 million dollars. Because he's such a great businessman, and has such a great business team. It takes a smart businessman to sorround himself with smart business people.

The thing with Manny Pacquiao, at this particular point, he's paying two different promoters. He's paying Golden Boy, and he's paying Bob Arum. There's never a contract that Manny Pacquiao, didn't like.

Adam Smith: What's more important to you, money or boxing legacy?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: Kids can't eat legacy. Cheques is more important at this particular point in time. I'm already a legend in the sport. I'm already an icon in the sport. I fight for me first. When my career is done, I can't go to my fans and say, 'I need you to pay my light bills. I need you to put my kids in college.' I have responsibility to take care of my family in the long run. What's most important now is the cheques, 'cause I'm in the cheque cashing business.

Adam Smith: You don't make enough money?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I wanna make some more.

Adam Smith: For your kids?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: For me and my kids. Why not? If I can be in this business to break the bank, why not?

'Cause when its all said and done, I can't come to you. You're not gonna pay 'em. Manny Pacquiao is not gonna pay 'em. I have to pay that.

I have to do it for me first. Me. I come first, self-preservation. I come first. I gotta take care of me.

If legacy is so important for fighters. Muhammad Ali sold his legacy for 50 million. To do what, to get money. 'Cause I feel bad for Muhammad Ali in that situation. He's a legendary fighter. It's not cool to be in that predicament, to get 50 million, and that be able to spend your money, like you wanna spend your money. And you want to enjoy yourself.

Adam Smith: If you walk away next time, will it be for good?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I don't know, I can't say. If it's still inside me, I come back.

Adam Smith: Would you retire undefeated?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: We don't know what the future holds for Floyd Mayweather. Can Manny Pacquiao beat me? Absolutely not. Easy work. Easy fight. Probably, easier than the Marquez fight.

Adam Smith: Get it on then. That's what the world wants.

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: It's easy for you. 'Cause you work for Sky TV. You know you gonna pick-up the fight, and you're gonna make a ton of money. So, guess what? So, of course, you're gonna say "get it on."

Everybody is gonna make money from this fight. HBO is gonna say 'let's get it on. You are gonna say let's get it on.' People are gonna know what its gonna generates. As simple as that.


LAST WORDS

I don't let Bob Arum bait me in, just so he can make a lot of money. I don't let Freddie Roach bait me, just 'cause he want to make a lot of money. I don't let my team around me say, 'Oh, Floyd, everybody wants me and you Pacquiao fight.' Okay, that's cool.

He's a fighter, what does he want to do? I want him to step on the camera, on the world. I don't want him to get behind the scene, and tell an article in the Philippines 'I want to fight Mayweather.' When you get on the camera, and they ask you a certain question, that's when you say it."

My team don't have to fight for me, so what they're saying is useless basically. What his team is saying is useless. Because it's up to Mayweather and Pacquiao.

If he want to fight for legacy and not worried about the money, then let Leonard Ellerbe and Al Haymon make the deal, and Manny Pacquiao let's fight.

Adam Smith: Do you think he will?

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: I don't know. Do I want it? Absolutely. But do we wanna fight, we don't know. I already know what I bring to the table.

There's only one fighter who is great in my era, that's myself.

The fighters that they called "so-called great." There's only one great fighter in my era, and that's myself. But there's a lot of good fighters.

I look back at my fighters in my era. Bernard Hopkins, for instance. He beat De la Hoya which was a small man. He beat Trinidad which was a small man. He beat Winky Wright, which was a small man. When he did fight somebody that was his weight, he got beat by Roy Jones, and he got beat by Calzaghe. And then he got beat by Jermaine Taylor twice.

And then they say one of the legends of this era. Come on man, that makes no sense.

Manny Pacquiao Los Angeles Media Day Workout - Pacquiao got in the ring did some interviews, did his routine on the speed bag, shadow box, skip rope and hit the mitts with Roach. Pacquiao also posed with the Tecate Girls.

Pacquiao Los Angeles Media Day Workout Top Rank

Manny Pacquiao Jimmy Kimmel Live Video - Manny Pacquiao was on the American late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! The show which is broadcasted by ABC is hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. After a short segment of Pacquiao punching a few pumpkins, Jimmy asked Pacquiao a few questions about his upcoming movie, his stick training, and naming her daughter Queen Elizabeth. Manny's encore is the "Sometimes when we touch" song.

Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto HBO Preview Videos- Here's 5 videos released by HBO in anticipation of the upcoming pay per view fight. Interviews abound: journalist (Bert Sugar, George Wilis, Tim Smith, Nick Giongco), trainer Freddie Roach, Promoter Bob Arum, and the fighters themselves.

Pacquiao vs. Cotto - Heart, Courage & Determination
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Bob Arum Visits Manny Pacquiao at Baguio City - Bob Arum, Top Rank Promotions head, visited Manny Pacquiao at Shape Up Gym during the media day.

“Manny has always been confident of his ability. But this is going to be the most difficult opponent that he’ll ever face. This is a man who’s unlike Ricky Hatton or Oscar dela Hoya,” said Arum.

“Cotto is bigger than he is, stronger than he is, younger than he is. Cotto is someone who has fought very fast welterweights like Shane Mosley and Zab Juddah and had beaten both of them.”

“This is a monster test that’s facing Manny Pacquiao. A monster test, and he has to be a hundred percent prepared. And if he isn’t, Cotto is gonna beat him. Cotto knows that he is on the biggest stage now. All eyes are looking at him. And he is very confident that he can handle Pacquiao.”

Cotto vs Pacquiao: Miguel Cotto Tampa Florida 1st Week of Training - In fulfilling the first week of their training in Tampa, Miguel Cotto trains to full steam for his defense of the WBO welterweight championship against Manny Pacquiao on November 14.

Cotto's trainer, Joe Santiago, said they were satisfied with the work of the first two sessions of sparring.

"We are in our second home and everything goes to plan. The boy (hired to spar with Cotto) is an excellent resource. He knows to do his job very well," said Santiago.

"He is left-handed and fast as Pacquiao... looks like a lot," he added. "If there is any difference, is that he has more defense than Pacquiao. Cotto has done well (with the left-handed position of the rival). We were already working with some sparring we had in Puerto Rico before coming here."

In the coming weeks, according to Santiago, the workload will intensify until about the last week of October, when the day approaches to travel to Las Vegas.

"In those last weeks, we will bring two more guys to spar, to come fresh and force him to use the effort we are looking for those days that help us prepare for the 12 rounds," said Santiago.

"If it ends before, then so be it, but we'll go with the necessary condition to fight with intensity for 12 rounds."

Speaking of condition, Santiago guaranteed that Cotto will mark to the 145 pounds on the official weigh day, rejecting the arguments of Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach. In the Philippines, Roach predicted that Cotto might mark pounds over the agreed weight as happened to Floyd Mayweather vs. Juan Manuel Marquez. Roach also said that the fight contract included an agreement to ease the penalty if he weighed more.

"That's not true," said Santiago. "And Cotto, no doubt, will weigh 145 pounds," he said.

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Manny Pacquiao's Former Manager Rod Nazario Died - Rod Nazario’s death came four days after Pacquiao entered Baguio City training camp. Nazario struggled with lung cancer for many years before passing away at the age of 74.

Pacquiao was somber during his Thursday training.

“I am deeply saddened by the passing of Rod Nazario, who was not only a loving father and husband, but a great loss to me and the sport of boxing. I will forever cherish our fondest memories in and outside the ring. We will terribly miss him," said Pacquiao.

Pacquiao visited Nazario last weekend at Perpetual Help Hospital in Las Pinas.

About Rod Nazario

Nazario managed Pacquiao from 1995 to 2005. He was responsible for Pacquiao's U.S. break in 2001 when Manny defeated beat Lehlo Ledwaba for the IBF super-bantamweight world title. Nazario was also responsible in pairing Pacquiao with Barrera, a fight which made Pacquiao a star. They parted ways after Pacquiao lost to Erik Morales.

Dennis Principe's Interview with Rod Nazario March 2008

Freddie Roach Baguio City Arrival Video - Trainer Freddie Roach, conditioning coach Alex Ariza, and Wild Card enforcer Rob Peters arrived in Baguio City. Pacquiao and Roach begins their mitt session.

Here's what Freddie Roach has to say afterwards:

“Manny looked today as if he is ready to fight on Saturday. Manny’s already sharp and he did what I wanted him to do. He moved as if he’s already been training the past two months.”

“If I didn’t know better, I would think he was in the gym for a month. His combinations are fast and his power is already there. His mind-set, we’re on the same page that we know how to fight Cotto.”

“The power and the speed is right there today. I am very impressed.”

“He wanted to make an impression on me and he certainly did.”

“Without a doubt, this is our best start. He’s now in great shape and I’m fine with that.”

“I love it. The ring is nice,”

“We will try to set the pace and not allow Cotto to do it.”

“I’m training Manny not to get hit,” said Roach, "how to parry."

Manny Pacquiao’s training will be then restricted tommorow and closed for viewing. The next media day would be on Bob Arum arrival Thursday next week.

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Manny Pacquiao Starts Baguio Training Video - Pacquiao is a showman at heart who loves pleasing the fans. Pacquiao jog from at 5 in the morning in Naguilian Road, Baguio City. But instead of ending his jog at Sta. Lucia golf course, he opted instead to jog at Baguio City central park, Burnham park, where the crowd and the media are. People were literally gawking at him while he did his usual routine: shadow boxing, stretching and sit-ups.

Afterwards, Pacquiao went to the restricted media-only gym to hit the mitts, skip rope, hit the speed bag. He finished his physical workout by playing basketball with some members of Team Pacquiao.

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Manny Pacquiao Training for Cotto Fight
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Manny Pacquiao Baguio City Training: Second Day Video
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Mayweather vs Marquez Post Fight Interview: Shane Mosley, Max Kellerman , Bernard Hopkins - HBO'S Max Kellerman asked Mayweather about him coming up at 146 pounds and why he has to change the contract. Mayweather dodged the question, like he was dodging punches.

Kellerman then asked him about Shane Mosley. Mayweather was answering when Mosley joined in. Floyd screamed at Mosely. Mosley the ever persistent, demanded that Floyd and him fight. Bernard Hopkins joined in talking. The quartet spoke simultaneously, with Mayweather Sr. hand flurries visible.

Max Kellerman tried to asked him about the weight contract once again, but Mayweather is infuriated, telling Kellerman he talked too much. Max then ended the interview then and there.

Here's the video:

Post Fight Interview from Official HBO Youtube Channel

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Mayweather vs Marquez 24/7 Episode 4 Video HBO - Don't miss Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez 24/7 Episode 4 Final Finale HBO which debuts FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, the night before the fight.

Exclusive behind-the-scenes access to this pre boxing fight, along with in-depth interviews, as these determined warriors, both making their return "24/7" appearance.

Juan Manuel Marquez and Floyd Mayweather break camp and head to Las Vegas for their final fight week activities as the September 19 welterweight showdown approaches. The finale comes for the four-episode series "Mayweather vs Marquez 24/7" (9:30-10:00 p.m.) in anticipation of Saturday's bout.

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Mayweather vs Marquez 24/7 Episode 1 Video HBO
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Manny Pacquiao Starts Training Sucat Paranaque Video - Manny Pacquiao jog morning at Binan, Laguna. He then headed to Wild Card gym in Sucat, Parañaque, Metro Manila at around noon time. He hits the speed bag, jumps rope, hits the mitts. All his gym workout lasted for about an hour, and is punctuated with a media interview. Pacquiao is expected to go to Baguio City Sunday morning to formally train for his bout against Miguel Cotto.

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Marquez vs Mayweather Las Vegas Final Press Conference - 3 Days before the battle.


Floyd Mayweather Jr. Quotes

“It’s been a tremendous camp, there’s been a lot of hard work and dedication,” Mayweather Jr. said. “In the sport of boxing, if you want to go down as a legend you have to face the best in your era. At this particular time, Marquez is one of the best fighters in my era.

“He’s a hell of a fighter. Counter-puncher. Good boxer. But I’ve been around the sport and faced many styles. I’ll adjust and adapt when I get in that ring Saturday night.”

Juan Marquez Quotes

“I don’t like talking outside of the ring, I just want to say three things. One: I prepared myself very hard, physically and mentally. Two: I want to thank all the Mexican people for their support in me. Three: I want to dedicate this fight to all the Mexican people around the world.”

Las Vegas Final Press Conference - Mayweather


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