ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.(AP) Unbeaten WBC lightweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. likes the idea of moving up in weight class. For one thing, he won't have to watch the scales as closely.
"I don't have to starve myself. I can eat," he said Wednesday. "For all my other fights, I couldn't focus on the fight, I had to worry about my weight."
Not that his career is any worse for it.
Unbeaten in 31 fights, the 27-year-old former Olympian has fashioned a reputation as a quick, hard-hitting boxer who has better control in the ring than outside it.
On Saturday, he makes his 140-pound debut agains…
