By Allan Fox: Leonard Ellerbe, the CEO of Mayweather Promotions, feels there’s no one from 140 to 160 that Floyd Mayweather Jr. couldn’t beat during his six-fight deal with Showtime/CBS. Ellerbe believes Mayweather can beat anyone in those divisions.
However, that doesn’t mean he’s going to be fighting guys in all of those weight classes, he says. It’s just that he thinks Mayweather in theory COULD beat all of them. Mayweather will be fighting a welterweight in his first fight with Showtime on May 4th against Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. has just been given a huge $250 million six-fight contract with Showtime/CBS, but now he’s going to have to earn it by fighting the six fights within a 30 month period time starting with the tough Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero on May 4th.
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr’s signing with Showtime/CBS pretty much finished what little chance there was in Mayweather someday fighting the Filipino star Manny Pacquiao in a mega fight between two aging stars of the sport.
By Dan Ambrose: WBC interim welterweight champion Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero (31-1-1, 18 KO’s) believes that the people who bet on him winning against unbeaten WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (43-0, 26 KO’s) in their May 4th fight on pay-per-view are going to make money because he intends on beating Mayweather soundly in front of what will likely be a huge MGM Grand crowd in Las Vegas, Nevada.
By Mark Calooke: This week it has been announced that Floyd Mayweather (43-0, KO’s 26) has signed a 30 month, six fight deal with Showtime. This has ended a long a prosperous period at HBO. Showtime or HBO, it doesn’t really matter. Floyd Mayweather will pull in the viewers and money as always. I don’t know how much Mayweather is being paid for his signature, but it must be alot to make such a silly mistake.
By Omar Torres: We all know that 43 fighters have stepped up and failed to K.O Floyd Mayweather (43-0 26KO) let alone beat the guy. In order for Robert Guerrero (31-1-1 18KO) to get his hand raised on May 4th in the MGM Grand arena he needs to KO Mayweather Jr. 
(Photo credit: Showtime) By Allan Fox: Floyd Mayweather Jr. (43-0, 26 KO’s) will reportedly make a guaranteed $200 million if he’s able to finish his six-fight deal with Showtime/CBS in the 30 months for his contract, according to Forbes.com. With his pay-per-view cash, Mayweather could end up with more than $250 million for those six fights.
By Scott Gilfoid: WBC lightweight champion Adrien Broner (26-0, 22 KO’s) says he’s willing to fight on the undercard of Floyd Mayweather Jr’s fight against Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero on May 4th on Showtime pay-per-view if the money is good enough to make it worth his while. Broner, 23, fights for HBO, so that could be a potential obstacle unless his adviser Al Haymon can smooth things over with HBO to pave his way for the PPV card.
By Lance Lank: The Ring’s ratings are the only rankings anyone gives any credence to. These are not manipulated by promoter’s money, because their rankings don’t mean any mandatory title fights. Interestingly enough their welterweight rankings list Floyd Mayweather as number one, followed by Juan Manuel Marquez at number two, and Robert Guerrero at number three. 
By Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr. made a wise decision to go with Showtime/CBS for a six-fight pay-per-view deal because his fights are now going to be heavily promoted on the non-premium CBS outlets, which will enable Mayweather to reach many more fans than just those who subscribe to Showtime.