Floyd Mayweather has responded angrily to fans accusing him of deliberately waiting for Manny Pacquiao to age before agreeing to fight him. The accusations have clearly struck a nerve with the undefeated boxing legend, who did not hesitate to defend himself.

“I am older than Pacquiao by two years! So no matter what happens, it’s never good enough for anyone,” Mayweather exclaimed, expressing his frustration with the persistent criticism.

The highly anticipated bout between Mayweather and Pacquiao finally took place in 2015, after years of speculation and negotiation. Despite Mayweather’s victory, some fans have continued to claim that the fight was delayed to give Mayweather an advantage over an aging Pacquiao.

Mayweather, known for his defensive prowess and strategic fighting style, has always been a polarizing figure in the world of boxing. His career, marked by a flawless 50-0 record, has often been accompanied by criticism and controversy. The recent accusations are just another chapter in the ongoing debate about his legacy and career choices.

In defending himself, Mayweather pointed out the age difference between him and Pacquiao, emphasizing that he was actually older when they finally faced off in the ring. His statement underscores the challenge of meeting public expectations and the scrutiny that comes with being at the pinnacle of the sport.

The rivalry between Mayweather and Pacquiao is one of the most talked-about in boxing history, and the narrative surrounding their fight continues to evoke strong opinions from fans and analysts alike. While Mayweather remains firm in his stance, the controversy adds yet another layer to the complex legacy of both fighters.