Manny Pacquiao boxing news
Now this one is controversial. Filipino referee Carlos Padilla has come out and admitted that he purposely gave Manny Pacquiao an 18-second count when the emerging star was dropped heavily by Australian fighter Nedal Hussein in October of 2000.
Superstar and all-time great Manny Pacquiao has joined the exhibition circuit – with the living legend to face DK Yoo in an exhibition bout on December 10, with Pacquiao then scheduled to box an exhibition with former sparring partner Jaber Zayani, this in the Middle East in February – but he says he will use the Yoo bout as a measuring stick for whether or not he will return to the ring for a real fight.
Superstars Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao met up in Japan this weekend, and the two all-time greats posed for photos and spoke a little bit about a possible return fight; which could happen in the form of an exhibition bout.
It’s official: living legend and all-time great Manny Pacquiao will become the latest big name boxer to fight in the Middle East.
Reports have been floating around that say “retired” all-time great Manny Pacquiao could be the latest boxing superstar to fight in the Middle East, in Saudi Arabia.
As fight fans may know, “retired” superstar and all-time great Manny Pacquiao is scheduled to box a somewhat unusual exhibition bout with Korea’s DK Yoo, the founder of his own Warfare Combat System, the bout to take place in Seoul in December.
This one was just crazy, as was what was to come after the fight Or I should say, what came afyer tge decision.
“George Worked Harder Than Anyone In The Camp”
All-time great Manny Pacquiao is expected to be in Australia this weekend, to support defending lightweight champ George Kambosos Jr in his fight with Devin Haney.
Over the past few months, or even more recently than that, we have seen four big to absolutely huge names from the sport of boxing announce their retirement.
Superstar Manny Pacquiao has been defeated in his quest to become president of the Philippines. The 43 year old conceded yesterday in his homeland, this after receiving a disappointing (and approx) 3,629 million votes (6.6 percent) – which saw him badly trail eventual winner Ferdinand Marcos Jr, as well as the man who came in in second place, Leni Robredo.