Sick Of Ryan Garcia's Ocehan, Mayweather Bela Canelo: He Will Enter The Hall Of Fame

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JAKARTA - Floyd Mayweather admits that he doesn't like today's generation of boxers. One of them, Ryan Garcia, who often flashy on social media about Canelo Alvarez.

For Floyd, tensions between the two boxers were recently not something he could support. In fact, he should speak up and praise Canelo's career. Firmly he said he didn't like Garcia at all.

Why Money - Mayweather's nickname - did this? It all started with a dispute between Gracia and Canelo. The Mexican-American boxer passed away by Team Canelo in February and joined Joe target. Previously, Canelo questioned Garcia's dedication and discipline in this sport.

Meanwhile, Garcia linked his departure from the Canelo Team because Eddy Reynoso could not commit 100 percent to training him. He also admitted that he was tired and fed up with Canelo's criticism of him.

During a discussion with FightHype.com, Mayweather talked about how he didn't like Garcia, but then didn't praise Canelo until he put the Mexican in the boxing Hall of Fame with Manny Pacquiao.

"You saw Ryan Garcia, at first he praised Canelo. Is that right? He wants to learn from Canelo. You are in Canelo's training camp. Now everyone hates it. Oh, I don't like this. I don't like this, I don't like it," Money said. from Marca, Thursday.

"Achieving what Canelo has accomplished, then talking bad about him. You know what I mean? But you don't have to talk bad about him because we all have to stay on our own path and do it ourselves. So don't talk bad about him if you go to his camp to learn from him and be his students. One thing about Canelo, he will thrive and do what he has to do. He will fight."

"I might hit him hard but he's going to fight back. I can't bring down the guy because he's going to enter the Hall of Fame. So, there's also another boxer, you know? Pacquiao will enter the Hall of the Fame. These are the people I'm fighting. I will always praise them. I'm not a hater, my friend," Money continued.

"They want to keep telling you 'Oh Floyd is jealous, he is, he is.' I'm not jealous. If I was jealous of the boxers, I wouldn't encourage them to be great. Remember this. When you look at me on social media, I've always been a reaction, not an action. Always."