Floyd Mayweather, 50 Cent Taunt Manny Pacquiao at CES 2012

Remember how just a few weeks ago Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao were being shockingly nice to one another? How Mayweather, for once in his life, was keeping his mouth shut and not lobbing insults at his Filipino counterpart? How Pacquiao was being generous and humble, making necessary sacrifices with money and performance-enhancing drug (PED) testing in order to put a bout together? Remember when folks (read: Manny) said we were “80-90 percent” there, in terms of coming to an agreement?


Yeah, those days are history.


In the here and now, it’s all about Mayweather stirring up unnecessary drama on various social media outlets, creating unproductive hostility that almost guarantees a fight won’t happen. And Pacquiao is equally culpable, of course, hiding behind Bob Arum’s unreasonableness and using that as an excuse not to fight his undefeated counterpart.


At CES 2012, Mayweather and his best friend 50 Cent opted to taunt Pacquiao a little more. Check it out:



Will all this prodding work? Probably not. But, apparently, it’s as close as we’ll come to these two squaring off against each other anytime soon.


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Them calling out Manny is nothing but a pile driving noise, his letting his boy 50 cent speak on his behalf because his a good public speaker and Floyd's mouth gets him in trouble the minute he opens it. 90% of Internet Sport comments says that Floyd Jr. is the one who's scared, and are trying to cover it up by saying Manny is running scared to the public. When he takes a solid hit, he usually smiles and shakes his head.Floyd smiles when his bluffing and in this video he has a smile all the way across his cheek bone. I don't know anything about promoting and the way their promoting this fight if they are for real is a joke. One of Floyd's favorite phrase " You live and you learn. " One thing I give him credit for. Learn from the master if you want to be a promoter Floyd, " Bob Arum "...Talking about promoting, what ever happen between Don King and Floyd Jr.? ! ?


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