After winning against Timothy Bradley, Manny Pacquiao was bulldozed by media with questions about taking on Floyd Mayweather Jr.
The winner was reportedly asked again and again that why he does not fight Floyd Mayweather Jr and was also questioned over his ability to face the best.
Pacquiao and his promoter, Bob Arum remained mum at first over media's questions, but then Arum said that lines are open for fight, if Mayweather wants a deal he should meet and break a deal, New York Daily News reported.
The reason Pacquiao not facing Mayweather is reportedly a cold war between Pacquiao's Top Rank Boxing and Mayweather's Golden Boy Promotions, as the two promoters refuse to business.
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