Should Mayweather's refusal to accept a 50/50 money split with the Pacman be taken as greediness on his part or just using this as an excuse to keep the fight from becoming reality due to his fright in actually getting defeated.
Mayweather, a six-time former world champion from Grand Rapids, proclaimed loud and clear in a recent interview with FightHype.com that Pacquiao must take less than 50 percent of the purse split if their much-speculated matchup is ever going to happen.
"Pacquiao will never get 50/50. It'll be a cold day in hell before that happens," he said.
Of course, Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum, who calls Mayweather a "boring fighter," thinks differently.
"So now Floyd Mayweather says he wants 60 percent (to fight Pacquiao)," Arum said in the same Philstar.com article. "That's nonsense. Even 50 percent is nonsense. You can make a deal with Mayweather if Mayweather takes a much smaller percent."
Mayweather, a six-time former world champion from Grand Rapids, proclaimed loud and clear in a recent interview with FightHype.com that Pacquiao must take less than 50 percent of the purse split if their much-speculated matchup is ever going to happen.
"Pacquiao will never get 50/50. It'll be a cold day in hell before that happens," he said.
Of course, Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum, who calls Mayweather a "boring fighter," thinks differently.
"So now Floyd Mayweather says he wants 60 percent (to fight Pacquiao)," Arum said in the same Philstar.com article. "That's nonsense. Even 50 percent is nonsense. You can make a deal with Mayweather if Mayweather takes a much smaller percent."
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