As Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather gear up for their big fight they addressed the media in preparation, and Pacquiao took his opportunity to share about what he planned to do after the boxing match.

The two will finally go on-on-one on Saturday's fight which will air live on pay-per-view at 9:00 pm EST. Pacquiao has 57 wins, 6 losses, 2 draws and 37 KO's. Mayweather's winning streak consists of 49 wins, no losses, and 43 KO's.

Pacquiao the "Pac Man" started out by addressing the crowd at the MGM Grand with thanksgiving towards God. He went on to acknowledge every one who has supported him and likewise shared his gratitude.

Mayweather sat there very seriously as his opponent spoke. Although he loves to taunt his challengers, Pacquiao refuses to give into Mayweathers banter. The Filipino maintained that it's going to be a good fight.

He then shared a bit of his testimony as millions watched.

"I want to let know that everything that I have accomplished is God who gave me the strength," he said, "I just want to be an example and inspiration to everybody, how my life before I became a boxer, I used to sleep in the street starving/hungry, and now I can not imagine that the Lord raised me in this position."

He said he and Mayweather both would do their best to give fans the best fight yet. Pacquiao did say that although the fight is going to be incredible that is not the biggest part.

"The most important thing is that I hope that after the fight [I] can have a conversation with Floyd, sharing my faith about God, there's nothing bad about that," he stated, "[On] how we need to believe and how we can inspire more people especially those children that are looking [up] to us."

"There is [a] God that can raise someone from nothing into something, Jesus is the name of the lord" he concluded.

Stay tuned to Saturday's fight and be sure to pray that God continue to use Pacquiao. Watch his comments below: