Im not being bias.

For Manny

I’ll be much better if he will stop dreaming of his political ambitions because i know that filipino’s are intelligent enought not to let Manny Pacquiao run the province and just continue your profession as a boxer.

For Floyd

Thinking of a brilliant tactic to maintain your great professional boxing record is not bad at all. But i strongly recommend for you to shut your fxxxxxx big mouth and just let your fist do the talkin.

March 13th. Sign the contract both of you guys. and lets get ready to rumble!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe the rumor is true “Mayweatrher is afraid of Pacquiao!”

If he fights Foreman, then it’s just to stay active until the big fight.

He’s getting into politics for the right intentions, though I’d much prefer him finish off his boxing career first, but the man is going to do what he wants. I think Manny can do a lot more for the Philippines by being a boxing champion than getting into politics, but what can you say?

As for Mayweather, I think he feels he needs a tune-up fight or two. I don’t care what he says in public. Seeing Manny man-handle(no pun intended), Oscar, Hatton, and then Cotto must have him doubting himself.

Manny ain’t just a brawler anymore. He has more ring generalship than we give him credit for. And he knows how to play mind games in the ring. We saw how he was essentially telling Cotto that there was nothing the natural welterweight could do that night to hurt him which sapped Cotto’s spirit by the 6th round.

Deep down, Mayweather knows it’s going to be a tough fight. Mayweather knows he beat, but couldn’t finish off a bloated and slow Marquez. At least Manny is on a roll and that momentum keeps building his confidence.

They both need extra time to prepare for this fight, but Manny has been plowing through good fighters and has been way more active. Mayweather needs to feel that he’s shaken off all of his ring rust before he put’s his “O” on the line.

Robby got beat in two rounds, but he was still in the ring and up close to Pac-Man.