At 48, Floyd Mayweather Finally Revealed 5 Boxers He Was SCARED To Fight

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At 48, Floyd Mayweather Finally Revealed 5 Boxers He Was SCARED To Fight Floyd Mayweather is 48 years old. 50-0. Undefeated. The Best Ever. $1 billion earned. At 48, he revealed five fighters he was SCARED to fight. Paul Williams was his nightmare matchup—6'1" southpaw with an 82-inch reach against Floyd's 72-inch reach. Ten inches of disadvantage. Everything Floyd hated. Winky Wright was defensive like Floyd but bigger and stronger—fighting him meant proving boxing is boring and Floyd is unmarketable. Antonio Margarito had loaded gloves, plaster in his wraps—Floyd avoided him because he knew something was wrong and his instincts were right. Manny Pacquiao in 2009-2010 was the real nightmare—fast, hungry, aggressive, everything Floyd wasn't. So Floyd waited. Negotiated for six years. Until Manny was old, hurt, beatable. Then beat him easy in 2015. But the fighter Floyd was most scared of? His father. Floyd Sr. abandoned him as a kid, abused him, broke him. Floyd Sr. made him Money Mayweather—a brand, a fortress, a defense against becoming his father. At 48, with $1 billion and 50-0, Floyd is still that scared kid fighting for his father's approval. Still terrified of becoming him. Still defensive. Still alone. Still undefeated. Still unfulfilled. This is the story of a champion who learned that being undefeated means nothing when you're running from your father forever. #FloydMayweather #MayweatherPacquiao #BoxingHistory #MoneyMayweather #TBE #50-0 #Undefeated #PaulWilliams #MannyPacquiao #AntonioMargarito #WinkyWright #BoxingLegends #BoxingDocumentary #BoxingTruth #ChampionBoxing #HeavyweightBoxing #ClassicBoxing #BoxingPsychology #SportsHistory #BoxingDrama #BoxingLegacy