Interview with Manny Pacquiao: “Floyd Mayweather is afraid to die of a resale”

Pacquiao says Mayweather “is afraid of death,” wants Jake Paul to be classified and Hatton in a diet

Manny Pacquiao returns. In an interview with Copers.comPacquiao talks about Floyd, praising Jake Paul, quoting Churchill and dragging Ricky Hatton’s belly to the conversation for no reason. The 46 of the man, still training as a lunatic and sounded as if he were halfway between a comeback and a life of half -life.

He fights against Mario Barrios on July 19, but do not worry, he also has enough time to shoot everyone in sports.

“Mayweather is afraid of death to fight again”

Pacquiao reigned the corpse of Mayweather’s rivalry.

“I don’t think Floyd Mayweather will fight me again, he is afraid of death to fight again, that’s what I’m thinking.”

Absolutely blatant. The man lost to Floyd a decade ago in the most overwhelmed courtship in boxing history, and still demands a readjustment as a fan from outside the MGM Grand.

“It’s a huge struggle (between me and Mayweather), but there are many reasons or coarings why he did not (the revenge with me).”

“I guess many excuses.”

Excuses, or maybe Floyd does not like to pretend to be in 2015 while chasing a 46 -year -old boy around the ring in Saudi Arabia. I can’t blame it.

Pacquiao: Jake Paul deserves a world ranking: Read this, WBC?

Pacquiao, a hal-off-Famer, said that:

“I respect Jake Paul’s passion for pouching career, he has talent.

“Can you fight, why not (give -a world ranking)?”

Why not? Perhaps because it is an insult to all the fighters that premiere through small rooms and dusty gyms for a real ranking. But surely, give it to the influencer with three real boxers in his record and a camera crew for each spark.

Do you also drag Churchill in this, really?

Apparently, broadcasting by Márquez and snatched by the still chopped Olympic Games, because now Pacquiaso cites British speeches in war times to justify his comeback.

“Critics are always there …

But I always inspired myself in Winston Churchill’s saying: “You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones in every dog ​​that is dumped.”

Company, you are not storming Normandy. You are boxing a contestant in the strip after a decade. Relax –

To Ricky Hatton: “Win a lot” – Greetings for this, Manny

Why Hatton caught a lost here, nobody knows. But Pacquiao went full level of the pub:

“It’s good for Ricky Hatton (who becomes) because when I saw him he won a lot of weight.

“He won a lot.”

We get it. Ricky likes a pint. You didn’t have to say it twice. A little rich who comes from a man who pushes 50 still chasing the relevance, but hey, the punch if he cannot punch.

33 rounds in one day? Who tries to convince?

“33 Rounds of Sparring, doing half and the heavy bag … I can still do the same as when I was young.”

Fresh story. But most fighters do not boast 33 rounds unless they try to prove that they still belong. Over training is not a personality. If you make 33 rounds and you still need to convince -you may not be physical form, but it is ego.

“I can still be champion at the age of 46,” or just can’t be released?

“I still have the fire in my eyes and my heart … punishes me to the limit.”

“Even at the age of 46 I can still be champion and I can still fight.”

No one doubts your work ethic, but let’s be honest, this is no longer a legacy. It is pride, noise and keeping the cameras on. You do not pursue greatness. You are avoiding retirement.

So what is it really about? Floyd? Jake Paul? A quote from Churchill? Or Manny Pacquiao is another legend that cannot support silence?

One thing is safe: the gloves light again, but the filter is completely turned off. And the more you talk, the more you ask …Who is trying to convince?