This exactlyJeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 14:41 Floyd is not broke he has a lot of real estate assets - he might have a cash crunch and a couple fights fixes that obviously
He will never put himself in a position to lose. He wont fight pacquiao - he will fight someone like jake paul or de la hoya, someone he can get paid and have no chance of losing
Floyd Mayweather announces return to professional boxing
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Mayweather is incredibly great in his own right, and is better than most Boxers of the last 50 years. He didn't have the career Manny had though.Sendo Takeshi wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 04:52It's fair to think Pacquiao is the better P4P fighter, I just don't agree that Floyd has nothing over Manny except for the "0". He beat him clearly, was the more technically complete fighter, and handled elite opponents without taking the kind of damage Manny did.gilgamesh wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 16:53I'd still rank Pacquiao ahead of Mayweather in an all time P4P sense even if Mayweather beats him for a 2nd time honestly, but I know the general public may not feel that way.Sendo Takeshi wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 15:28
Dominating someone in your 30s is definitely “something.” A win when you are both 50 and retired change anything that.
And Floyd’s case was never just the 0.
As a whole he has the edge on Mayweather as far as big fights, and big wins against Elite level competition, but we have to take into account that even in their 1st bout Manny was in his 7th weight class while Floyd was in his 4th. Floyd is the naturally bigger man than Manny by quite a bit.
Manny had already had a Hall of Fame career before he ever fought his 1st fight in the Welterweight division.
Pacquiao did climb more weightclasses and that's an incredible feat, but Mayweather is at least as great with what he did in 5 weightclasses.
I know Mayweather beat Manny head to head, but it was a fairly close fight, and a competitive loss. Manny fighting a close fight with Floyd Mayweather would've been the equivalent of Floyd moving up and fighting a close fight with Andre Ward.
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I also dont care what was announced either. I will admit im wrong when the bell ringsgiacomino wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 08:48This exactlyJeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 14:41 Floyd is not broke he has a lot of real estate assets - he might have a cash crunch and a couple fights fixes that obviously
He will never put himself in a position to lose. He wont fight pacquiao - he will fight someone like jake paul or de la hoya, someone he can get paid and have no chance of losing
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Pac is the only Pro fighter he could fight that would actually be his size. De La Hoya or Jake Paul would be Exhibition bouts, and Exhibition bouts ain't never gonna pay what a Sanctioned Pro bout would.Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 22:29I also dont care what was announced either. I will admit im wrong when the bell ringsgiacomino wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 08:48This exactlyJeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 14:41 Floyd is not broke he has a lot of real estate assets - he might have a cash crunch and a couple fights fixes that obviously
He will never put himself in a position to lose. He wont fight pacquiao - he will fight someone like jake paul or de la hoya, someone he can get paid and have no chance of losing
I do genuinely believe he's gonna go through with this. I don't think he needs the money, but with the biggest purses ever handed out in the history of the sport being handed out now, it's a hard thing to resist if you're one of the few guys the guys with the moneybags keep calling.
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I just hope after this one the internet is satisfied, and we don't need a Mayweather vs Pac 3 in 2033 
I also hope one of them doesn't get seriously hurt. I always worry that these fighters so advanced in age are really gonna get hurt one of these times, and it'll be a huge black eye on the sport.
I also hope one of them doesn't get seriously hurt. I always worry that these fighters so advanced in age are really gonna get hurt one of these times, and it'll be a huge black eye on the sport.
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Will take part in exhibition first
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Is he not 'fighting' Tyson first?
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They will all disappear if he goes bankrupt, which is only a matter of time IMO.Jeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 14:41 Floyd is not broke he has a lot of real estate assets - he might have a cash crunch and a couple fights fixes that obviously
He will never put himself in a position to lose. He wont fight pacquiao - he will fight someone like jake paul or de la hoya, someone he can get paid and have no chance of losing
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Apparently he ‘is’
No date confined. Apparently it’s in Africa? Nothing even confrmed.
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Looks to be taking place in Greece
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BrilliantJeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 22:29I also dont care what was announced either. I will admit im wrong when the bell ringsgiacomino wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 08:48This exactlyJeff_lacy_ko wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 14:41 Floyd is not broke he has a lot of real estate assets - he might have a cash crunch and a couple fights fixes that obviously
He will never put himself in a position to lose. He wont fight pacquiao - he will fight someone like jake paul or de la hoya, someone he can get paid and have no chance of losing