Floyd Mayweather goes toe-to-toe with Brian Kenny on SportsCenter | ESPN Archives
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Floyd Mayweather asserts his dominance in boxing, plans to return to the sport, and criticizes potential excuses, emphasizing the challenge his opponent poses. He highlights his revenue-generating ability, status as the face of boxing, and decision to face Juan Manuel Marquez despite criticisms, preparing to face any opponent, including Manny Pacquiao.
Insights
- Floyd Mayweather asserts his dominance in boxing and emphasizes his status as the sport's cash cow, highlighting his unmatched pay-per-view success and revenue-generating capabilities.
- Mayweather defends his decision to return to boxing, citing his independence in choosing opponents and dismissing criticisms of facing fighters like Ricky Hatton and Juan Manuel Marquez, showcasing his readiness to take on any challenger, including Manny Pacquiao.
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Summary
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Mayweather: Boxing's Cash Cow Returns Dominant
- Floyd Mayweather asserts he is the best fighter in boxing, not a former number one pound for pound fighter.
- Mayweather criticizes the interviewer, Brian Kinney, for lacking boxing knowledge.
- Mayweather emphasizes his return to boxing due to the sport needing the cash cow back.
- He highlights his ability to generate revenue and his status as the face of boxing.
- Mayweather discusses his decision to return after over a year, citing his unmatched pay-per-view success.
- He dismisses the idea of waiting for specific opponents and asserts his independence in decision-making.
- Mayweather addresses potential opponents like Manny Pacquiao and Oscar De La Hoya, emphasizing his preference for facing the best.
- He explains his choice to face Ricky Hatton and dismisses criticisms of his opponents' abilities.
- Mayweather defends his decision to face Juan Manuel Marquez despite the weight class difference.
- He concludes by asserting his dominance in boxing and readiness to face any opponent, including Pacquiao.
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Mayweather plans boxing return to dominate sport
- Floyd Mayweather is planning to return to boxing and dominate the sport, with a fight scheduled for July 18th against lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez. Mayweather expresses confidence in his abilities and criticizes potential excuses that may arise if he wins, emphasizing the challenge Marquez poses as a true champion.
