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Manny Pacquiao vs. Rukiya Anpo - Super RIZIN.3

Off the most recent RIZIN card. If there was anybody out there excited for a Pacquiao return in 2024, I hope this pours cold, cold water on your dreams.

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Manny Pacquiao, the Filipino boxer, for the hunt

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Why Freddie Roach Took a Chance on Manny Pacquiao | Undeniable with Dan ...

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manny pacquiao 2024

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Floyd Mayweather Jr (left) Vs Manny Pacquiao in 2015. Mayweather went on and won the welterweight bout with a unanimous decision.

History of Fighting

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Broner vs Cobbs

Last year Adrien Broner fought Bill Hutchison. He didn't look good, but he won the fight. During his post fight interview, you can tell that his mic skills were the only glimpse of the old Broner - whether you were a fan of it or not.

Towards the end of the interview, he called out Rolly Romero, a fighter who won his fight in 2023 against Ismael Barroso by TKO. Fans called it questionable since most of the punches Romero thrown weren't that clean. I was fine with the call considering his opponent was pushing 40 years of age and was down on the scoring cards. Before that fight, Rolly lost via TKO to Gervonta Davis in 2022. Seeing Romero have a practice/tuneup fight against Broner would've been fun. I know Broner would've lost, but still!

With Broner's fight against Cobbs, he had the same bad performance. The only difference is that he didn't win. I guess boxing judges aren't corrupt on a lower level!

When I saw Broner get knocked down in the second round, I knew it was time for him to hang up the gloves. I saw the writing on the wall back when he fought Manny Pacquiao. In that fight he looked liked he had his agility, but his input was low which made him nearly lose every round. Jim Gray even mention this during the post fight interview, stating that he averaged less than 8 punches a round and followed it up by asking Broner whats next for his career after only winning 3 of his last 7 fights. In typical Adrain Broner fashion, he had an ignorant response - the whole interview ignorant to be honest, but I think he wanted to go out with a bang since his career took a nosedive.

I dont have anything to say about Cobbs. He's just another 30 year old Journey man.

Overall, this fight was boring. Outside of the Knockdown, the only notable thing was a man, who I presume is someone from Broner's corner, asking one of the commentators what round they're on and if it was the final round or not. No one wanted to be there.

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Manny Pacquiao has a boxing ring in his room! Did you know he recently tried to run for president of the Philippines?

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Apparently Anpo beat the crap out of Manny Pacquiao in that exhibition boxing match? Just getting up no so I missed it. But if true, keep Pac out of the boxing ring with Mario Barrios

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8 Bits Styled - Manny Pacquiao Punch out style

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Manny Pacquiao The Greatest Player Overweight Walls

Manny Pacquiao The Greatest Player Overweight Walls

He is a boxer and politician from the Philippines. He is considered one of the best in the boxing world and is the oldest WBA welterweight super champion as of 2019. The match against his contemporary rival Floyd Mayweather Jr. was so much in the spotlight that it collected the highest ever fee in fighting sports history.

Boxing began at the age of 14, made his professional boxing debut at the age of 16, originally playing in the light flyweight to flyweight division, but after winning the WBC flyweight division, he gained three weight classes due to severe weight loss, and became the first in the world to win eight weight class. There are many multi-weight class winners in boxing history, but nevertheless, they are praised as one of the best players of the time if they are only two to three weight classes and four to five weight classes or more. It is very difficult to work in a multi-weight class. Aside from the title, the weight class that has gone through so far is as much as 11 weight classes. And so far, at the age of 40, he has been maintaining his skills by beating young champions by nearly 10 years.

When Manny Pacquiao became a flyweight champion, the world did not recognize him. This is because the lightweight class was not a very popular weight class, and it was not a remarkable achievement. However, the world was shocked by his performance when a boxer who was working in the lightweight class raised his weight to medium weight class, fought in the ring of the United States, won eight weight classes, became a big star, and received tens of millions of millions of dollars.

In addition, there is no doubt about their ability as they are only the top-class opponents of the time, including Antonio Barrera, Eric Morales, Juan Manuel Marquez, Miguel Coto, Shane Mosley, Ricky Hatton, and Oscar Dela Hoya, who beat Nasim Hamed for the first time. He also showed his tremendous skills again against Keith Sherman, who was 10 years younger than him at age 40 in 2019 and was the best player in welter besides Crawford and Spence. As a famous game maker who unilaterally organized these players like a sandbag, he is the world's first lightweight champion to surpass $10 million in battle fees and now has a $20 million battle fee.

As a great player who has surpassed the weight barrier, he will remain the legendary champion of boxing even after retirement, and Boxing Hall of Fame induction is a boxer who is literally "Living Legend" that has already been booked.

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Manny pakbe loud 2023

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Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao - The Toughest Boxer of the 21st Century https://youtu.be/llo0eoo3nsI

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