Floyd Mayweather Jr. is all over the Internet again Friday; only this time, he is apologizing for the racist comments he made against Manny Pacquiao.

Mayweather Jr. apologizes for a video he recorded, making comments against Manny Pacquiao and repeatedly mispronouncing Pacquiao’s surname as “Pooch-ee-ow.” The undefeated boxer posted the video on uStream.com Thursday.

The number two pound-for-pound boxer said on the video, that he do want to apologize to everybody on what happened the other night. He said that he knew that many felt that what he said was racist comments. However, Maywheather said that he did not have any “racist bone” in his body. To contradict what others are thinking, the boxer said that he loves everybody and to prove that, he said that there are Muslims, Jews, Mexicans, Dominicans, and Puerto Ricans on his team. “There is nothing but love in my heart, you know what I’m saying?” he added.

Mayweather also pointed out to the people offended by what he said that, he was just having fun, and he apologizes as a man asking for forgiveness. He said that he did not mean it, not in a bad way.

Pacquiao and Maywaether’s camp both attempted twice in the last nine months to finalize a Mayweather-Pacquia fight, but were unable to make the deal.

Mayweater also sent condolences to Bob Arum, his former promoter, whose son was found dead in the Cascaded Mountains in Washington. Arum’s 49-year old son, John was believed to have fallen on a 300-feet hiking accident.

In the controversial video made by Mayweather, he referred to Manny Pacquiao as a “yellow champ”. And said many degrading things to the Philippine native Champ. He referred to Pacquiao as a “midget” and used insulting slang term for a homosexual