Mayweather said recently he was better than Muhammad Ali
Floyd Mayweather has sought to repair his public image ahead of his Las Vegas fight with Ricky Hatton on 8 December.
The WBC welterweight king has alienated many fans with his constant trash talk, while support for down-to-earth British challenger Hatton has been growing.
Mayweather said: "Each fight has to have a good guy and a bad guy, but I'm just saying I believe in my skills.
"Everybody's entitled to judge a person how they want to do, but I've got a good heart."
The American added: "I never did anything illegal, and all I did was go out there to dedicate myself to the craft of boxing.
"I conduct myself like a gentleman. I'm not out there pushing Ricky Hatton off the stage or shoving him.
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