Pacquiao gets speedball with Mayweather's face on it as gift | Inquirer Sports

Pacquiao gets speedball with Mayweather’s face on it as gift

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
03:41 PM April 15, 2015

Caption: Manny Pacquiao and Hall of Fane trainer Freddie Roach laugh at the custom-made speed ball that has Floyd Mayweather's face on it. AP

 Manny Pacquiao and Hall of Fane trainer Freddie Roach laugh at the custom-made speed ball that has Floyd Mayweather’s face on it. AP

There is perhaps no better motivation for Manny Pacquiao, as he prepares for the most important fight of his life, than becoming the first one to beat Floyd Mayweather Jr.

But a speed ball with Mayweather’s face plastered on it could give the Filipino ring legend extra motivation and make his training at the Wild Card Boxing Club a little more exciting.

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Pacquiao was seen amused with the customized speed ball given to him by lawyer Robert Shapiro, who is known for representing OJ Simpson in a highly-publicized murder trial 1995.

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In a report by the Daily Mail Online, Pacquiao shared laughs with his longtime trainer Freddie Roach as they took a close look at the one-of-a-kind speed ball.

Speed will be one of Pacquiao’s weapons, along with his unrelenting aggressiveness, against Mayweather on their May 2 welterweight title unification bout in Las Vegas.

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For more updates on Pacquiao-Mayweather “Fight of the Century,” visit The Pacquiao Files.

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