I am the greatest: Floyd Mayweather pronounces himself better than Muhammad Ali
In addition to being the greatest, Mayweather added that even boxing fans from Pacquiao’s home country – where Pacquiao is an icon – will be cheering him on at the MGM Grand.

Never one to talk himself down, Floyd Mayweather declared on Wednesday that he isn’t just good, he’s better than Muhammad Ali, the man many call “The Greatest”.
With just over a week to go before his super fight in Las Vegas against Manny Pacquiao, Mayweather said his career and flawless record – he has never been beaten – speak for itself.
“I feel like I have done just as much in the sport as Ali,” Mayweather said.
“It is hard for a guy to be like me, still sharp at 38. No disrespect to Ali, but I feel like I am the best.”
Mayweather pointed out that while Ali lost to the unheralded Leon Spinks in 1978, among others, he has a perfect 47-0 record.
“Ali lost in his career to Leon Spinks. He lost some other fights and is still known as the greatest. That is what it is.”