Boxing fans are now discussing Floyd Mayweather Jr. to Sen. Manny Pacquiao.
In a recent social media post by Mayweather, he featured a list from BoxRec where his name was at the top of the so-called "greatest of all time."
Said by the former pound-for-pound king, the numbers do not lie and boxing publication statistics are correct.
Pacquiao did not escape Mayweather's slackness as the fighting senator was second on the list.
The possibility of a rematch between Pacquiao and Mayweather has surfaced after the two have been trending on social media.
Mayweather posted on his Instagram account that he practiced at a boxing gym.
Meanwhile, Pacquiao's right-hand man Sean Gibbons has revealed that the 62-7 win-loss record of the Pinoy ring is much better than Mayweather's clean cartoon.
Gibbons also compared Pacquiao to boxing legend Sugar Ray Robinson as two of the "greatest fighters" in history.
"There's only one Manny Pacquiao and there's only one Manny Pacquiao that's accomplished what he's done in boxing history and that's [being] an eight-time world champion," Gibbons said.
“I look at his bodywork and what he's done. Floyd Mayweather can walk around with his 50-0 all day. Cherrypicked a few of those and I think he got beat early in his career by Jose Luis Castillo, ”he added. “The senator has never turned a fight down. He may have lost a few along the way but his 62-7 is greater than your 50-0. ”