Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao (Photo : REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson)
Everything is getting hotter and hotter as the world’s most awaited epic boxing fight’s at a rate of knots yet the world notice the miracle happened to the known trash talker world boxing champ, Floyd Mayweather Jr. The world heard it so clearly when the boxer thanked God at his very first line on their final conference.
The boxer acted vulnerable and nervous as he talks in a very soft and low voice like never been before. This unbeaten boxer of WBC and WBA welterweight champion was caught in the camera with frayed nerves and acted so unnatural and awkward for the whole conference people to see. This set Him to various reactions from the public, misinterpreted by some, some may say that Manny Pacquiao seems sharing Ggospels with him.
The boxer told to the convinced reporter, “I have not watched much tape of the very dangerous opponent who might wreck my entire career," The Guardian reported. Giving the public an obvious burden looks towards his Filipino opponent nicknamed Pacman.
Mayweather was also frequently asked by the curious reporters on if he had gauged of how his Filipino opponent looks during the face-off ritual. He said he cannot really see things by how his opponent looks, that's just what he keeps saying to the reporters and just added that we will just wait for Saturday's game result.
Pacquiao and his coach Freddie Roach were both shocked of what they had just witnessed. Though overwhelmed with the most awaited huge fight of this generation, the coach still cannot believe that Mayweather acted that way on his speech.
When it was Pacquiao’s turn to speak, the boxer assumed just the usual disposition he always got in every match, his religious aura has been his trademark and grateful of how far he has been for a couple of decades of becoming a boxer, CNN Philippines reported.
"I hope this fight is not only to entertain people, but to give an inspiration to all of the people around the world,” said Pacquiao who put much emphasis on how he desires on sharing his faith to his great opponent.
