Floyd Mayweather responds to Manny Pacquiao’s anti-gay comments
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Floyd Mayweather responds to Manny Pacquiao’s anti-gay comments

‘We should let people live their lives the way they want to live their lives’

Floyd Mayweather responds to Manny Pacquiao's anti-gay comments
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Floyd Mayweather Jr announced his support for gay marriage in 2012.

Floyd Mayweather Jr has responded to fellow boxer Manny Pacquiao’s comment that gay couples are ‘worse than animals.’

‘I think we should just stay positive,’ Mayweather told TMZ Sports.

‘I feel that we should let people live their lives the way they want to live their lives. I have nothing against anyone. To each his own.’

He added: ‘To each his own.’

Mayweather was reiterating comments he made in 2012.

Pacquiao, who is currently running for a seat in the Philippine senate, was asked about his stance on gay marriage on Monday.

‘It’s only common sense. Would you see any species of animals who engage in male to male, female to female [sexual] relations? Animals, then, are better than humans [in that sense]. They know how to distinguish males from females,’ he said.

‘If people then engage in male to male, female to female relations, then they are worse than animals.’

Pacquiao has since apologized for his insensitive remarks, but said he stood by his belief that marriage is between a man a woman ‘because of what the Bible says.’

Watch Mayweather’s response below:

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