Manny Pacquiao is on the tail end of his boxing career and soon it will be time to hang up his gloves. His promoter and Top Rank owner Bob Arum knows this as well but says Pacquiao will retire next year once he achieves this specific goal.
Manny Pacquiao is on the tail end of his boxing career and soon it will be time to hang up his gloves. His promoter and Top Rank owner Bob Arum knows this as well but says Pacquiao will retire next year once he achieves this specific goal.
Following his disappointing loss to Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao’s camp said he had a shoulder injury; in fact it was even reported that Pacquiao would require surgery. Not only did the surgery not happen, he didn’t even go to doctors or any sort of rehab but now he’s miraculously healed for his next fight.
Manny Pacquiao is getting personal after Floyd Mayweather made a video, slapping a mannequin that he pretended was Manny. Pac man was quick to throw low blows in his response, making sure to refer to Floyd as the convict.
The fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao netted about $600 million, making it the most lucrative fight in boxing history. The bout made the two boxers record breaking amounts of money but Pacquiao’s net take will be significantly reduced after paying off his promoter, Bob Arum and Top Rank, a fee that Mayweather doesn’t have since he owns his own company. So how much did Mayweather make? Enough to eclipse the careers of NBA legends in the making.
Manny Pacquiao’s manager Bob Arum is declaring war on Floyd Mayweather’s promoter, claiming the guy is “rigging the boxing industry” and taking aim at everyone, including Jay Z, this according to a lawsuit.
Following his loss to Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao’s camp announced that he was suffering from a shoulder injury which would require surgery. It really just sounded like a bunch of excuses to explain how bad he looked against Mayweather and to warrant a rematch. Mayweather decided to have some fun on Instagram by slapping up a Pacquiao mannequin. The two have gone at it through social media before. I wonder if Pacquiao will clap back this time (all pun intended).