I GUESS until now, Floyd Mayweather Sr. can’t accept the fact the boxer he trained got demolished by Manny Pacquiao easily that he thinks the Filipino icon didn’t do it by natural means.

Pacquiao’s steady rise in the different weight divisions over his career—from 106 to 147 pounds—and the fact that he retained his speed and power is such a rare feat that the Loud Mouth thinks it must be the steroids. (more)

No one else made the Filipino prouder since Sunday when the Manny Pacquiao (with his country’s flag, before the fight started) beat Mexico’s Erik Morales by knocking him out in the third round. (AP Photo)

All over for El Terrible. Manny Pacquiao knocks down Erik Morales for the third time in Las Vegas. The fight was stopped seconds later. (AP photo)

Manny Pacquiao, right, of the Philippines, lands a punch on Erik Morales, from Mexico, in the first round of their scheduled 12-round, super featherweight boxing match at the Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas. Pacquiao knocked Morales out on the third round. (AP photo)