Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 11:29:07 AM

From what I understand it's the opposite Pacquiao show support to Asakura who flew from Japan to PH to be trained by Pacquiao's camp, they've got some press con though, Mayweather and Pacquiao and we never know if they will have their own version of an exhibition together, I'm sure even it's just an exhibition fans will love to see them stepping inside the ring.

It is normal to show support to the person who trains under you, and that is why Manny is present on that fight. But regardless of the reason, it will give an impact having Manny Pacquiao watching an exhibition fight showing that the Legendary boxer supports such kind of activity.

Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 11:29:07 AM

Though from the statement of Mayweather he's trying to tell Pacquiao not to listen to someone who is telling him to ask for another fight against him, as he is assuring that Pacquiao will have that same outcome.

Even though I wanted Manny to beat Mayweather Jr. I have to agree with what Mayweather is saying. Manny isn't as explosive as when they first fight. The boxing style of Manny needs a lot of speed and stamina which somehow I think deteriorated as Pacquiao gets passed his prime. While Mayweather's boxing is still solid since it does not need much mobility just some good reflexes to counter or beat the opponent in the speed of launching attacks. Most of these punches don't carry much power and are used to score a point. And of course, having Bayless as the referee will ensure Mayweather's win. Grin

Since Bayless doesn't allow too much infighting and tends to break fighters apart to avoid brawls.

Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 11:29:07 AM

A drama to attract fans' attention I guess? Maybe they are trying to bring more hypes if in case there's something that they
are trying to cook behind the door.

We can consider that as is but I think Mayweather isn't saying that for hype rather he believes he can really beat Manny now after evading him for many years, just like what he does before their first fight.