A rematch between Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather, Jr., picks Manny ‘Pac Man’ Pacquiao as his future comeback opponent?
On May 2, 2015, Mayweather defeated Pacquiao by scores of 116-112 twice and 118-110, which was not a close fight.
The trillion-dollar question
In June 2021, Pac Man drew with WBC World Welterweight Champion Mario ‘El Aztaca’ Barrios, 29-2-1. Why doesn’t Money fight one of the current champions like Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, who gets little credit because the press and a lot of fans say he hasn’t fought anyone?
50-0 screened
PacMan is 46 and Money is 48. Will this be an official fight or an exhibition? At 62-8-3 and 39 stops, PacMan goes against Money at 50-0 and 27 stops. Boxers are now fighting into their 50s. Bernard Hopkins (42) and Winky Wright (53) are two examples.
Why doesn’t he fight Gennadiy ‘GGG’ Golovkin, who is younger at 43? Too bad he doesn’t get a rematch with Joe Calzaghe, 46-0, whose bad hands cost him, who beat Hopkins in a close fight. Hopkins went on to win a world title, unlike Roy Jones, Jr., who lost to Calzaghe and was past his prime.
The Legacy Insurance Plan
Mayweather’s career has had more than a few questionable decisions, not to mention his record-setting last fight, which came against debutant Conor McGregor.
In April 2002, Money won a contested decision over Jose Luis Castillo, 45-4-1, improving his record to 28-0. As a result, he got a rematch, which ended in a closer score, but a fair one for Money.
In May 2014, Money fought Marcos Maidana 35-3 and won a majority decision, while I drew. As a result, he gave him a rematch in his next fight, which he won by a wider score.
Money should not fight PacMan, but a more qualified opponent in an official fight, not an exhibition.
