Floyd Mayweather Sr. believes that there is a possibility that his son and Manny Pacquiao could have two mega-fights in the future if the Flipino decides to leave Bob Arum in the wake of the Timothy Bradley scoring fiasco.
Floyd Jr. is currently serving time in a Las Vegas correctional facility, although Senior is confident that a deal for TWO FIGHTS can be made with Pacquiao if the former WBO welterweight champion cuts Arum out of the negotiations.
?Sure, it can happen, why not?? Mayweather Sr. told philstar.com. ?It?s perfect for at least two fights. But not if (Bob) Arum is involved.
?When Floyd broke away from Arum, he started to earn big bucks. Arum?s stopping the Pacquiao fight against my son because it?s not in his interest.?
Mayweather Sr, who turns 60 later this year, also said the it is likely that he will return to his son?s corner for a fight with the eight-weight world champion after a public fall-out on HBO’s 24/7 recording last year.
?Well I certainly won?t be in Pacquiao?s corner,? he added.
Pacquiao, 33, is expected to participate in a rematch with Bradley following the shocking scoring of the bout in Las Vegas last weekend and that means more delays for a possible fight with current two-weight title holder Mayweather.
