Will Pacman eat up Pretty Boy as well?

After the devastating lost of Ricky "The Hitman" Hatton [makes me wonder why "The Hitman", is it because he gets hit all the time or he hits his opponents all the time, peace] against Manny "The Retirement King" Pacquiao, Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather Jr. is creating a buzz again by being talkative just like his father, Floyd Mayweather Sr. about his upcoming fight to Marquez, his position as the "real" pound for pound king, Pacman, etc.

If it's just on me, I don't like a Mayweather-Marquez fight because if the talkative Floyd loses to Marquez, then who will Pacman fight next? Marquez? For me, there's already nothing to prove for Marquez as we already seen how this Mexican kissed the canvass a couple of times because of Pacquiao and although the first bout between the two led to a controversial draw, Manny was victorious on their second meeting. If Pretty Boy loses to Marquez then there's already nothing to prove for Pacquiao as fighting a "defeated" Mayweather can no longer claim his "Pound-for-Pound" status. If he loses, it only shows that Pacquiao is indeed the new pound for pound king today.

I read in Wikipedia, that Mayweather Jr. considered Ricky Hatton as the toughest fighter he has fought because he comes forward all the time. If he already considered Hatton to be tough, then talking publicly that Manny is not a strong fighter is B.S. as Pacman can be as forward as he can be and can be as tactical as he wants to be in his current boxing state.

What do you think of Flawed este Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather Jr.'s decision of fighting Juan "Dinamita" Marquez on his return from retirement instead of fighting Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao?