Manny Pacquiao said Floyd Mayweather is 'scared to death' as the fighters continue to tease a huge rematch

• Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather tease fans about a lucrative rematch.
• Both fighters held separate press conferences late last week.
• Pacquiao said via hologram that his rival is "scared to death" to fight him again.

Rival boxers Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather continue to tease a massive rematch as the Filipino fighter told reporters last week that the American "is scared" to fight him.

The athletes held separate press conferences on the same day last week, with Mayweather announcing an exhibition in Dubai involving content creator Deji.

Global Titans CEO Uday Singh exclusively told Insider on Thursday that his start-up company in the United Arab Emirates will pay Mayweather $30 million for every exhibition he takes part in.

Singh told us that Global Titans is even planning to take Mayweather to other places in the world for exhibitions, and wants to organize a legitimate fight for real — against Pacquiao or even Conor McGregor.

Pacquiao himself doubts Mayweather would ever put his iconic 50-0 record on the line in a real bout against him because he's so "intimidated."

Mayweather is 'intimidated' by Pacquiao, Manny said

Speaking via hologram at a media event in Los Angeles, Pacquiao said he doesn't think a lucrative rematch "will happen" because Mayweather is "scared to death to face me in the ring again."

"He's scared," Pacquiao said. "From the beginning, he's felt intimidated [by] me and scared to face me.

"It might be possible for an exhibition, but I don't know yet."

While Mayweather and Deji take part in an exhibition at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai on November 13, Pacquiao prepares for an exhibition of his own, against DK Yoo in South Korea on December 10.

Pacquiao and Mayweather competed in a 2015 mega fight, which the latter won in a comfortable decision.

It remains the best-selling boxing match of all time.