Mayweather–Pacquiao 2 Is Official, Claressa Wins Big & Shakur Joins To Talk Ryan Garcia Fight

27:22He's extremely fast twitchy. He's got a lot of speed. He's got a lot of accuracy. And in fact, that's the best I've ever seen him on Saturday night. and it wasn't just because he did what he did to barrios because we've seen that happen to barrios before but it's the way he did it even the right hand that he landed in the first round he was under his feet he was he his his knees were bent just enough and the way he came behind the jab and just threw that right hand right in position he didn't reach he wasn't open for a counter he just threw it and believed that it was going to land in the right spot and land with power and it did and it put Mario Barrios down and it set the tone for the rest of the fight.

28:01But I didn't see Ryan Garcia get away from that. He seemed very poised. He seemed very in control of his emotions, and that's not always something we see from Ryan Garcia. He looked polished all around the board. That's the best that I've seen him from A to Z. And after the fight, obviously, he took the title from Mario Barrios, and I was watching, and he didn't overly celebrate, But I was looking like, man, it kind of looked like this is the first title that Ryan Garcia has ever won based on, you know, kind of how he's responding. And I realized that that was Ryan Garcia. Even though he's been a pro for 10 years, that was his first world title.

28:42That doesn't make sense to me. Ryan Garcia has been in big fights and has built a name for himself in the sport of boxing and is a big draw in the sport of boxing. But he's never won a world title. That was crazy to me. The other big fight that we had was on Sunday night. You typically don't get a double hitter when you got a big fight on Saturday and a big fight on Sunday. But we were blessed with another big fight on Sunday between Claressa Shield and Franchon Cruz Duzern at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. And you got to know when you go to Detroit, you're going to get a lot of fashion.

29:15You're going to get some swag. You're going to have a different type of energy in the arena. And you will have the neighborhood in the building. Those that are from the neighborhood, they know what I'm talking about. Detroit and Oakland, they cousins. They've always been cousins. So when you come to Oakland, it's a different type of feel. When you come to Detroit, you got to know that you're going into the Lions then. But for Franchon Cruz, Dizern, she's really like that. She's not afraid. She's always been a great sister, man. I got a lot of respect for Franchon, man. She's always been a big supporter of mine, but she's just been solid outside the ring.

29:51Consistent, solid, steady. and she is to be respected. And for Claressa and Franchon, this is the second time that they fought. They actually fought their pro debuts on my undercard, November 16th, 2016 at the Mandalay Bay for Ward Kovalev I. These sisters also got history as amateurs. So they are well acquainted. They know each other. But before the fight on Saturday, we saw the brawl that happened on Sunday. there was a push from claressa i don't know what was said i've heard things come out about what potentially what was about potentially what was said but it caused the melee and it caused a bra to take place where chairs being thrown fists being thrown all these different things and fran shan i believe hurt her ankle and her knee and it was some question throughout saturday night if she was actually going to be able to fight on Sunday.

30:51And in my mind, I'm like, sister, put that tape on that knee like she did. Put that knee brace on. Girl, go get your money. And that's exactly what she did, man. It was a good fight between these two ladies. A lot of bad blood leading into the fight. And it was 17 ,000 plus. 17 ,000 plus. It was the largest boxing crowd in Little Caesars Arena history. for all the people that have not shown love to women's boxing where are you now for all those that said that nobody wants to watch women's boxing where are you now and for those that said that claressa shield will never be she can't she won't where are you now this sister is a business.

31:41I have seen her grow up right before my eyes from a talented fighter and young lady who had more accomplishments at a young age than people have in a whole lifetime, having to deal with media pressure, having to figure out how she's going to carry herself, how she's just going to move throughout the space of being a celebrity. And I've just seen her grow and mature and blossom throughout her career in front of the eyes of the world but she's also she also got that business hat on real tight man she she she is a business and the numbers prove that so these ladies put on a good performance claressa shields was just a step or two ahead of french on all night long though french on did land some big shots claressa said after the fight i had to be careful because french on is a big puncher people don't understand that If I was sitting at home on your couch, it looks easy, right?

32:36Hit her. Why are you? Throw the left hook. Man, she should have landed the uppercut. Really? Well, you don't have no leather coming back at you to make you think twice or three times before you throw that punch that you said she should have threw. So it's probably best for you to trust the fighter who's actually been doing this for most of their life, and they're in there, so they got a good feel on what they should and shouldn't throw. Clarissa fought the right fight, being smart, pressing in certain moments. I thought she was going to get Franchine out of there a couple times, but Franchine Cruz, man, she from Baltimore, man.

33:07She ain't no joke. She's serious, and she's really like that. And if she lands the right shot, she could have hurt Clarissa Shields. Clarissa Shields won the fight going away on all three judges' scorecards, 100 to 90 in front of 17 ,000-plus, like I said. Crazy, crazy energy. You got that Detroit energy. You got that neighborhood type of energy. The mayor was in the building. It was just a great, great night overall, and I want to salute them sisters for getting that bag, putting on a good fight. And Claressa mentioned two options in a post-fight press conference. Shadeza Green at 168. I would love to see that.

33:49Or a catchweight with her Olympic teammate, Michaela Mayer, at somewhere around 162 and 163. And some would say, well, man, she's the heavyweight champ. Why would she go down? because there's not a lot of great matchups in women's boxing. We've heard Layla Ali talk about that. That's part of the reason why she walked away. She's like, man, I couldn't find top-tier matchups, so I was trying to fight who I could fight. The women have to go above and beyond, and they got to make those kind of sacrifices to gain weight or lose weight to make great matchups and to make the money. It just is what it is.

34:16So whether Claressa fights Shadeja at 168 or whether she drops down to fight Mikayla Mayer at 162, 163, I want to see both of those fights, and I hope both of them get made. But the biggest thing for me was not the tickets sold or the punches thrown that night. The biggest thing for me was post-fighting. These ladies had, I don't even know if it's bad blood. It's hard for me to explain how fighters can spar however many rounds, really try to do something to each other, really try to hurt each other, and then hug after. I don't understand that. Like, we're a little off with that because, like, we'll do that three days a week in training camp.

35:03How do you fight another person in front of the whole world? Hurt them. Hit them with body shots. Hit them with head shots. Wobble them. Try to knock them out. And then say, man, I love you, man. Good job, man. I appreciate you. I respect you. I don't know how we do that as fighters. But these ladies, they stood in the center of the ring, and they talked out some of the issues that they had leading up to this fight. there's a lot of things said going into this fight after that brawl took place even before the brawl but it really it really turned up after the brawl and i could see claressa and i wasn't i couldn't hear but i could see claressa trying to make peace man just just just seeing her growth is a blessing and seeing her once that final bell rang the switch flip and that's how we as fighters do we We can compartmentalize the war, the issue, whatever we got going on.

35:50And she sat there with Franchon, and she talked it out. And you could tell Franchon was kind of like, yeah, I'm listening to you, but we need to get some things straight. You could tell she wasn't fully embracing Claressa at that time, but by the end of the conversation, that was my greatest moment from that fight because they talked it out, they figured it out, and they worked it out. And I don't know. I'm not saying everything is great between them right now, but this is what they said after the fight. Claressa Shields said, I feel like I had to take my time. Franchon hits hard, and she's tough, and you got to be very tricky with her, meaning you got to be smart and use your IQ because she can set you up.

36:28Claressa said she was trying to cause the upset today and caught me with some good shots, but Franchon is exactly who she thinks she is, the heavy-hitting diva. That's her nickname, and that's one of the best fights that I've been in at my professional career, especially at 10 rounds. It was fun. I had to work my butt off each and every round. Post-fight, Cruz Dzerne said, she inspires me. She came in at a time where I was dominant and she shook the table up. He said, when I'm seeing her, she's looking at Claressa as Claressa is on the rise and she's saying that that's somebody that's lighting a fire under me.

37:09She said, it's never a jealousy thing. I'm proud of her. They talked it out, y 'all. That's powerful because both of these ladies got influence. Both of these ladies, not just from females and young females, but males. I watched them. There's other males that watched them and take from them. And the way that they closed the door on the issue and the beef and everything that happened leading up to the fight on Saturday night, that's powerful. That's a powerful message. And that's the way to use the platform that they were given in front of them, 17 ,000 plus and however many people are watching on DAZN at home.

37:41Man, shout out to Claressa Shields. Shout out to Franchon Cruz Duzern for being competitors, which we are. Putting the issue aside and working through that thing enough where you can leave the lasting image that fighters and viewers have is these two ladies figuring it out. They weren't cussing outside the ring. They weren't talking crazy outside the ring. I understand how this stuff can go. Your team start going back and forth at the weigh-in. Things get heated. Like, you're trying to take something from me, Franchon. And Claressa, you're trying to take something from her. So when you got a person who's trying to take everything from you and the only way you're just going to get settled is through a fight, man, tensions run high.

38:26But they worked it out. They figured it out. We appreciate y 'all for the example that y 'all have been and the example that you are. I'm glad y 'all made another big bag. Go enjoy your family. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Rest up. but we could take something from them two ladies. They were competitors. They took care of their business, man. It was a great event. And they lived to fight another day. And for Clarissa Shields, man, the sky's the limit. I don't know how sis don't fit any more belts, any more accomplishments at her house. I just want to tell Clarissa, man, keep being you. Keep doing what you're doing.

39:00And we're looking for bigger and better things from you and from Franchon, man. Go enjoy yourself. Lift the knee. Lift the ankle. Heal up. We appreciate you pushing through whatever happened on Saturday to get through the Sunday, and we appreciate the last message that y 'all sent to the world. Y 'all sat in the center of the ring, and y 'all talked it out like ladies and like business partners, because y 'all was business partners on the night. Y 'all shared a bag. Y 'all got a bag together, and I respect that. I would be remiss if I didn't talk about the announcement from Floyd Joy Mayweather Jr.

39:33Floyd Mayweather announced, not that he's got another exhibition coming up. Well, actually, he did announce that the exhibition with Mike Tyson, but that was a few months ago, that there's a reported exhibition with Mike Tyson somewhere in the spring of 2026, rumored to be in the Congo. That's interesting. I don't really know how I feel about that, but brothers, get your money. I'm never mad at that. But Floyd Mayweather also had another announcement, which was he's returning to professional boxing, not exhibition, but actual sanctioned fights after the exhibition with Mike Tyson. Floyd Mayweather turns 49 years of age today.

40:14My birthday was yesterday. His birthday is February 24th. And I always thought that was interesting that our birthdays were so close together. But that's not what I want to talk about. Floyd Mayweather is not just coming back for an exhibition. We've seen Floyd going on an exhibition tours, which a lot of former all-time great fighters have done. The Ray Robinsons did it the Ali's did it Joe Lewis did it it's not out of the question for a fighter to do that sometimes you don't want to have to prepare for a mega type of fight with a real threat but you're making good money you get to stay close to the game you're in good enough shape and you still get to showcase your skills around the world and that's what Floyd Mayweather has done Floyd Mayweather said I still have what it takes to set more records in the sport of boxing speaking about his upcoming fight with Mike Tyson and he also said no one will generate a bigger gate have a bigger global broadcast audience and generate more money with each event.

41:06Floyd says, I plan on continuing doing these events and I plan to keep doing it with my global media partner CSI Sports Fight Sports. This is Floyd Mayweather making the comment about the Tyson exhibition and then also his desire to continue fighting as a professional fighter, not just a fighter that's fighting exhibitions and then out of nowhere if you're in the know you know that the Floyd Floyd Mayweather Manny Pacquiao rematch has been rumored for the past three four or five months it was rumored to have been on Netflix but it was confirmed yesterday Floyd Mayweather is finally gonna rematch Manny Pacquiao almost 11 years later September 19th in Las Vegas at the Sphere live on Netflix I'm going to just go back to Floyd Mayweather stating that he's going to continue to campaign and come back to the sport as a whole.

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46:04But for years, I've heard people only talk about what Floyd Mayweather wasn't to them, what he did not do, how, even though this was a great event and has generated tens of millions, and in many cases, hundreds of millions, he should have stopped them. He was boring. He was this. I've always supported and pushed back on that narrative of Floyd Mayweather. Part of that is because of the way Floyd Mayweather goes about his business. He's been filthy rich. he's made his name his legacy and a lot of his reputation wasn't just the boxing it was the money it's the money man what i have what i'm driving what i'm living in what i'm flying in and a lot of people they don't like that i don't know if floyd mayweather had more supporters for most of his fights or more haters but regardless of of where you fall on that line floyd mayweather made it work for him when many people promoters included networks included early on didn't think that he can do it but that being said i got a lot of love for floyd as a fighter i've taken a lot from floyd mayweather not personally i didn't have a personal relationship with floyd mayweather throughout my career but just watching him listening to him always respected his hard work and dedication mindset floyd mayweather even though you see the flash even though you see the glitz even though you see floyd in the streets ripping and running one thing he never neglected was the gym.

47:28He always stayed true to his roots and he perfected his craft and that's why he became who he became. I personally wish that Floyd Mayweather at 49 years old would be somewhere kicking up his feet, living off his investments, and frankly running a sport of boxing. What do I mean by that? Floyd Mayweather with his popularity, Floyd Mayweather with his knowledge of business, boxing business. He's made the mistakes. He's had to fight for everything that he's gotten. He's built himself into a mega superstar and he knows the ins and outs of the sport. I feel like if Mayweather Promotions was ran the way it was supposed to be run, Floyd Mayweather, in my opinion, should be running the sport of boxing.

48:14He should be the premier promoter in the sport. What promoter can stand up to Floyd Mayweather if his promotional company comes after you? But for whatever reason, Floyd Mayweather Promotions has not dominated the game. They sign a lot of guys, and then for whatever reason, those guys get released, or there's an issue, and they move on. I don't understand that, but my heart for Floyd would be to do just that. Enjoy the fruits of your labor, which we see him doing a lot. Living off your investments, which we hear him talk a lot about. and running the game as the premier promoter in the sport of boxing.

48:52The problem with that is, is when boxing is a lot of our identity as fighters, the investments don't hit the same as you being the center of attention, promoting a big fight that the whole world is going to stop and watch and see. And it's hard to duplicate those kind of checks. I don't care how many great investments that you have. It's hard for you to get that feeling. It's hard for you to reproduce those endorphins. And that's why you see a lot of fighters a lot of times, unfortunately, and even athletes and entertainers, when they're out of the spotlight, you see them start to drift toward alcohol.

49:24They start drifting toward a lifestyle that they weren't living before or now they're living in excess because I'm looking to try to reproduce those endorphins. I'm trying to reproduce that high that I had when I was on the mountaintop. And I don't know Floyd like that. We haven't talked about this, but I've been retired nine, almost 10 years. It's hard. It's not easy. You got to be anchored to something. Money ain't strong enough to be anchored to. Fame isn't strong enough to be anchored to. Private jets is not strong enough to be anchored to. How much money you have is not strong enough to be anchored to to feed your soul.

49:59For Floyd, boxing is a part of who Floyd is, and this is why he's never fully stopped even when he retired. This is why the exhibitions ensued. It wasn't just to make the money. It's because this is part of who I am. I'm known as Floyd Mayweather, the fighter. So here we are again where we have an older fighter, and Manny included, they're still fighting past their prime for whatever slew of reasons. Floyd has had rumors about his finances for years. I'm not going to get involved in it. Manny too. So I think that's some of it, but I also think it's the love of it. I think it's them missing the sport.

50:33I think it's them wanting to be around the sport. So Floyd Mayweather coming back to fight at Manny Pacquiao, I can get on board with that. more of me than not is saying I want to see how this fight plays out. I called the first fight with Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao in 2015 in Las Vegas on the international broadcast.

50:55And the fight had been rumored for many years, many rumors on why the fight didn't happen. And I think the buildup over, I don't know, eight year, 10 year period, whatever it was, was so big. And many believed that Manny was going to do it and finally hand Floyd Mayweather's first loss, and when it didn't happen, people said, oh, it wasn't the fight of the century. Oh, my God, I can't believe they promoted it as such. I personally, I had the best seat in the house with Marl. I liked the fight. It was a high-stakes chest mass that neither fighter could really make any mistakes. Floyd did make a couple mistakes, and he paid for it.

51:28Man, he packed y 'all hurt Floyd Mayweather on two occasions, visibly, and maybe he hurt him other times that we're unaware of. Floyd Mayweather, it was interesting to me because he had to be almost perfect on the night because Manny was quick, explosive, fast twitch muscles, and every punch he landed, even the ones that were blocked, you heard him. Pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. They were hard shots. Floyd couldn't make no mistakes. That fight to me was exciting in that way. Every fight's not exciting the same way, and I think we got to understand that as fight fans and just people that love sports.

51:58You got to let it be what it is and find the good in it. So I enjoyed the first fight, but then Manny Pacquiao came out after and said, man, I hurt my shoulder. He said that he had a shoulder surgery, and that kind of marred the performance of Floyd Mayweather just a little bit. And then it was a back and forth with Manny saying, I want the rematch. Floyd saying it didn't make sense. Well, now we're getting ready to get it. Talked to somebody yesterday. They didn't like the fight. They said, oh, my gosh, two older guys. It's going to be boring. I look at it a little bit different. Two older guys sometimes because they don't have the energy and the legs to be moving as much, and the reflexes aren't as sharp.

52:32They're a little bit dull. these guys are still very very good but when you put them together at their age given their history and given the fact that i don't think floyd's gonna have the energy to move the way that he did before you could get a more entertaining fight you can get more of a back and forth scrap which is what a lot of people wanted and it's not a guarantee that this fight goes a distance given these guys's age and where their punch resistance are you where their current punch resistance is and you don't know. At 40-some years of age, late 40s, you don't know how you're going to take a clean shot with an 8-ounce glove.

53:05You think you know, but you don't fully know. So the Floyd Mayweather return is bittersweet for me. I don't mind Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao. But if Floyd Mayweather starts to campaign, which it sounds like he is, as a professional fighter doing real sanctioned fights, I'm struggling with that. I don't want to see Floyd Mayweather take a loss against a guy that we've never heard of. I don't want to see Floyd Mayweather take a loss against a younger fighter because the younger fighters these days they play for Keats they're not so enamored with Floyd Mayweather where they won't try to beat him up they don't love Floyd Mayweather so much where they don't want that that O on their record and they want to be able to say I did that to Floyd because their name is forever etched in history there's nothing they can do before or after that that's going to be bigger than them giving Floyd Mayweather their first loss I don't know if that's going to happen Floyd Mayweather is just as smart outside the ring as he is inside the ring.

54:00He's very calculated. Mayweather measures twice and cuts once. From a business standpoint, he's going to watch a fighter. He'll say he don't watch him, but he'll watch any potential opponent over and over and over, and he has to process, can he do anything with me? How does my skill set line up with his? Can I beat him? The problem with being 49 years of age is sometimes your brain can see things and tell you things that your body's not in agreement with. That's the problem with age. Your brain is still saying, I'm him. Your brain is still saying, man, I'm Money Mayweather. Man, these youngsters can't deal with me.

54:38But your body is saying, brother, we don't, we can't do it like that anymore. That's the struggle and that's the danger of coming back at this age. So part of me wants to see these guys continue to make money. Part of me wants to see these guys, how do they do it at this age? man, show me something. Show me how your mind can overtake the deficiencies you may have in your body at your age. But the deeper part of me, man, I want to see Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao on a beach somewhere, living off the fruits of their labor, helping the game however they see fit to help the game, and just watching the next generations do what they do.

55:14But hey, we got to fight September 19th at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Netflix. I'm excited to see it, but the other part of me, the part of me that knows how the game goes, the part of me that knows how the punishment in boxing starts to add up. The part of me that has seen how a lot of our champions have gone out, it's a part of me that's struggling with this. I got reservations, and I don't want to see Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao take it too far and end up fighting the wrong guy and end wrong, but I think I'm okay with Manny Pacquiao at his age and Floyd Mayweather at his age fighting each other.

55:48Old grudge match. Manny said, I want to give him his first loss and let him live with that for the rest of his life. I like how you talking, Manny. Mayweather still feels like he's Mayweather. Well, we gonna see. But he's still gotta get through that Mike Tyson thing, and I don't know how that's gonna go. But September 19th at the Spear in Las Vegas, live on Netflix, we getting ready to see Money Mayweather, Floyd Mayweather, step back into the ring for a sanctioned fight against Manny Pacquiao. Who would have thought that we would get this this far up the road? That's another great show from the Hall of Game.

56:21Appreciate y 'all tuning in, man. We gonna see you next time. Hopefully we have Roy Jones Jr. next time we pull up.

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