With two weeks to go before fight night, Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao is confident he is ready to rumble against American champion Floyd Mayweather Jr.

"Physically? Yes. Mentally? Yes. Spiritually? Yes na naman," Pacquiao told Eddie Alinea in a report that appeared on PhilBoxing Sunday.

"There's nothing to be improved anymore," he also said. "Nandiyan na lahat."

Pacquiao said he has completed his physical and mental preparations, and is not lacking in the spiritual aspect.

"My belief and faith in God has never faltered," he said. "Pag sinamahan mo ng panalangin ang paghihirap mo, may rewards 'yan kay Lord."

Pacquiao has been delighted with his training camp, saying they doubled their work rate and that there were no distractions.

"Almost all that the coaching staff asked me to do, I obeyed," Pacquiao said. "Except for the few things I liked to do, like the transfer of roadwork to Griffith."

"I liked the mountains because I have been scaling that since I started training here in L.A. The coaches allowed me," he added.

The only thing left to do, Pacquiao said, is to review and sharpen their game plan for Mayweather.

"I really cannot ask for more," he told Alinea. "As my trainers have been saying, everything is in place, and the only thing we will be doing in the remaining days here in L.A. is polishing and proper execution of our game plan."

"Satisfied ako talaga sa lahat ng nangyari sa camp," he added.