Well while the Mayweather Pacquiao fight looks to be on hold for the foreseeable future, you can get Super Bowl tickets to see a battle of another type. Manny and Floyd get it on in the ring, but in the NFL the fight is on the gridiron, for 60 mins of football action. This year it looks like there are going to be some solid teams taking part so if you can get to a game you are going to see a great game. We’ve got the Saints and Vikings in the NFC Championship, and the Cols and Jets in the AFC Championship, and the winners get to face off in Super Bowl XLIV. You definitely want to see the biggest sporting event of the year, besides a Mayweather Pacquiao fight, so get your tickets right away.

Fans planning to purchase the Pacquiao-Mayweather tickets were confused last night (12/23) that the whole thing was off, after Pacman’s camp refused to play ball over Mayweather’s insistence on random drug tests for the Filipino.

The mind games are well and truly underway and Mayweather’s staff have been accused of trying to deflect criticism and suspicion of their
own fighter over the use of performance-enhancing substances. Today, Christmas Eve, it looks like the fight is back on again, or at least definitely not off, whatever the difference is.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Manny Pacquiao tickets – whether to the CCTV version to the event itself are not going to be cheap, let’s not kid ourselves. The very thought of Manny Pacquiao fighting Floyd Mayweather ignites massive interest here, in the Filipines, in Europe, in South America, in Africa, you name it. The two boxers are facing the toughest tests of their lives, and not much is being said about Mayweather’s training regime. What exactly is Floyd Jr. doing ot prepare for this hyped up bout of the supermen? Now that the deal has been signed and sealed (almost), there is just a press conference in January to wait for – and the location of the fight to be officially announced. Everyone says it will be Vegas. Everyone knows it will be Vegas – or will it? Talk of the new Cowboys Stadium is making people nervous and exhilarated in equal measure; a huge arena like that would mean a lot more tickets sold, but a smaller, more traditional Las Vegas casino setting will mean higher ticket prices. At the end of the day, there are bottom lines to be met here and either way the Mayweather Pacquiao boxing fest will be a total sell out.

The expected mind games between the two boxing camps has already started. Perhaps Mayweather’s preparations have called for head games as one of their chief strategies. Floyd Mayweather, Sr , Mayweather’s boxing trainer father, has begun to ask questions of Pacquiao’s ability to dominate seven different weight classes. Mayweather Sr. has even gone so far as to infer that Pacman may have used performance-enhancing drugs to achieve the superhuman feat. The pseudo-scandal only serves to ramp up the demand for Manny Pacquiao tickets.

The more experienced player, Mayweather, is seeking to put Pacquiao on the back foot before he even steps into the ring. Undoubtedly, Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, will be reassuring the fabled Pacman that it is just talk, and not to pay any mind to it. Roach proudly points out that Manny has never failed a drug test, and perhaps this will be enough to silence that particular Mayweather smear campaign. Both fighters are prepared to undergo drug testing before the fight, invasive as it may be. Blood tests at UCLA have been mentioned as the test of choice. Manny Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach is said to be angry at the Mayweather drug allegations. Roach didn’t hesitate to offer his man up for testing. So let the games begin…

Now Pacquiao has battered Cotto so convincingly, the way is paved for what many are calling the last great megabout in world boxing. Mayweather v. Pacquiao tickets are going to be selling at a premium, and the TV revenue alone will likely dwarf most that of other world title fights. There are those who will literally pay anything for Floyd Mayweather tickets, and who freely claim that their boy is good enough to beat any man who comes remotely close to him, weight-wise. There are others, though, filled with renewed confidence in Manny Pacquiao’s ability to destroy rated opponents after his decimation of Miguel Cotto in November 2009. Pacman showed all his ferocious tricks in that fight; the gift of speed, of coordination, of judgement and stamina. Mayweather’s fans will laugh at this victory as if it is irrelevant. Deep down they feel a confidence borne of the performances Floyd has produced so consistently this past few years, when welterweight boxing has seen one of its golden ages. In 2007 Mayweather pasted Ricky Hatton and wasted Oscar De La Hoya, both bouts standing as solid reminders why Floyd Mayweather Jr. can walk the walk as well as talk the talk. The super welterweight De La Hoya “superfight” saw Floyd Mayweather tickets sold out 3 hours after going onsale. This was no surprise. Nor was the outcome of the fight; Mayweather defeated De La Hoya by split decision over 12 rounds, earning WBC light middleweight champion status. Mayweather’s WBC Welterweight championship title saw an unforgettable defence against Hatton, in a fight later that year at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Mayweather beat Hatton by knockout in the round ten, throwing left-handers that no welterweight could possibly stand up to. The march to greatness was on. Or so we thought. Then, Mayweather announced his retirement from the sport, declaring his wish to become a fight promoter. It was the end of 2007, but was it the end of Floyd Mayweather?
In March, 2009, Mayweather announced that he was ready to fight again. He chose Juan Manuel Marquez as his opponent in what many called a “soft fight”. Mayweather denied that he had hand-picked an easy bout, saying that Marquez was enough of a pro to provide some fierce resistance. Predictably, Mayweather beat Marqeuz by unanimous decision in a fight that could only ever really go one way. The September, 2009 bout was the first development in the much-awaited “last great megabout”. When Pacquiao beat – nay, destroyed Miguel Cotto – the scene was set. Mayweather v. Pacquiao tickets were destined to go on sale – and be sold out within hours. Make sure you get your Mayweather Pacquiao tickets before they’re all gone, by bookmarking this website and returning frequently for updates.

It’s the one they’ve all been waiting for and it is finally happening. Mayweather Pacquiao tickets are boxing’s most sizzling proposition in a year that has seen some of the best boxing in decades, and that’s truly something. Nobody who loves the fight game wants to see either of these guys get badly beaten in this fight, but with this kind of talent going head-to-head someone has to lose. Keep this site bookmarked and return frequently, as news and tickets to the fight are posted here. These are some of boxing’s rarest tickets and you can rely on us to find them. Mayweather Pacquiao tickets