Floyd Mayweather loves attention almost as much as he loves money. Don’t believe me? Watch this video of Mayweather after a recent appearance in LA and your mind will change. Money May seems like he’s on a natural high as his fans beg for autographs and follow him with cameras. And it sounds like the recession is touching Floyd’s pockets if he’s running around yelling “I need me a Toyota.” Read the full story

Top Rank promoter Bob Arum says the fight between his client Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao and Floyd “Money” Mayweather is off because the two sides can’t agree on performance-enhancing drug testing. Mayweather wants strict Olympic-style blood testing while Manny would prefer for urine tests but he’s willing to do limited blood tests.

Pacquiao’s opposition to having his blood drawn close to fight time isn’t new. Manny said in a 2005 interview that having his blood taken made him weak when he lost to Erik Morales. Here’s the video. Seems believable to me. Read the full story

The Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. super fight hit a snag over performance-enhancing drug testing although common sense says nothing will stop this fight because of the amount of money on the line. Pacquiao has no problem submitting unlimited random urine samples but he doesn’t completely agree with Mayweather’s blood testing preference. Manny is willing to have his blood tested three times (In early January, 30 days before the fight, and in his dressing room following the fight.), but Money May is calling for random blood tests that could occur the week of the fight.

Mayweather Jr., Floyd Mayweather Sr., and uncle Jeff Mayweather have all hinted at various times that Pacquiao has used/uses performance enhancing drugs. Manny has had enough of their talk and plans to handle it in court and in the ring. Read the full story

From the Las Vegas Review-Journal via The Big Lead comes the news of Floyd Mayweather Jr. spending money freely and talking about a fight that we can only assume will be with Manny Pacquiao. Money May used his Visa Black card at a Las Vegas area Chevy dealer to cop a gold-colored Tahoe for a lady friend. He told employees at the dealership he had to hurry because he was preparing for a big fight. Read the full story

As soon as referee Kenny Bayless stopped Manny Pacquiao from beating Miguel Cotto senseless boxing fans started calling for Floyd Mayweather Jr. to take on the current pound-for-pound champion. A Mayweather-Pacquiao fight will reportedly bring in $40-$50 million for each fighter at the same time giving fight fans the classic match-up they’ve wanted. A potential sticking point in all Mayweather-Pacquiao talk is Floyd’s relationship with Top Rank top man Bob Arum. Mayweather previously said he’d never fight Pacquiao if Arum was involved but that changed late Thursday when Floyd’s team approached Top Rank about the super fight. Read the full story

Floyd Mayweather Jr. handled the smaller, older Juan Manuel Marquez in a September tuneup fight that he hopes lands him the Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto winner. If not, Mayweather can fall back on Shane Mosley. Or retire again. Read the full story

Minny Pacquiao claims to be Manny Pacquiao’s shortest, biggest fan. The pint-sized pugilism follower landed Floyd Mayweather Jr. as a guest on his show, and Money entertains.. With his comments, and a new song at the end of the video. Read the full story