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Title: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on June 13, 2024, 11:12:43 AM
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Because of the injury, Suzuki will be replaced by Rukiya Anpo, who is also a good replacement but not of Suzuki's calibre; I guess Suzuki just wanted to withdraw because he was afraid Pacquiao might knock him out and he would lose his reputation.



Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on June 13, 2024, 11:19:56 AM
Every one that Manny faces throughout his career, they say the same thing. But once they feel the power of Manny Pacquiao, their whole game plan was thrown out. So this could be the same case here, but if Chihiro wanted a fight, Manny will give him to him.

If he stays very aggressive, Manny might be triggered and be poked and for sure the old version of Manny can comeback with fast and power left and Suzuki doesn't know what hits him.

Small to none, I would say, unless Manny didn't train or underestimated Chihiro which I doubt.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: target on June 13, 2024, 11:27:49 AM
MMA vs Boxing.  The rules is boxing, Suzuki is no match even if Pacquiao is old he is well rounded in the kind of sport.  It is an exhibition fight however.  Suzuki doesn't sound famous in MMA.

But this is considered another kind of fight to categorized as with Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on June 13, 2024, 03:35:32 PM
MMA vs Boxing.  The rules is boxing, Suzuki is no match even if Pacquiao is old he is well rounded in the kind of sport.  It is an exhibition fight however.  Suzuki doesn't sound famous in MMA.

But this is considered another kind of fight to categorized as with Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul.
This is the first time I read about Suzuki he is a Rizin promotion champion but Rizin is not as popular as UFC and One Championship so he is unknown to many of us, but checking on his highlights on Youtube.

This Suzuki is good but he is a wild fighter and since they are fighting a boxing rule this is going to be easy for Paquaio, he needs to win in this fight because there are reports of Manny fighting Barrios for a world welterweight title.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: 0t3p0t on June 13, 2024, 05:07:38 PM
MMA vs Boxing.  The rules is boxing, Suzuki is no match even if Pacquiao is old he is well rounded in the kind of sport.  It is an exhibition fight however.  Suzuki doesn't sound famous in MMA.

But this is considered another kind of fight to categorized as with Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul.
Yeah I agree this actually happened once with Mayweather and that knock out artist Japanese kickboxing guy that ended up being knocked down several times because of the fact that they are fighting in favor of Mayweather as the game is not MMA therefore it's totally different thing only similarity is that they punch and clinch. Chihiro on the other hand actually has a good record on his MMA career but I am not convinced he will win against pacquiao not unless he scores a knock out.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on June 14, 2024, 02:23:06 AM
This is just an exhibition match, three minutes in three rounds, but Shihiro Suzuki bows to knock out Manny Pacquiao in round 1. I don't see that he is capable of doing that. Pacquaio may be old, but he is still physically fit. Chihiro is a knockout artist, but this is boxing, and his boxing style is wild. Manny will teach this guy a lesson in boxing.

Manny Pacquiao was slighted upon hearing of Chihiro's intention, but he stated
“Once I hit him, that aggression stops,”

Usually, opponents of Manny always have a good game plan but that will change once they get hit with that left straight or the right hook hehe. This is boxing and it is very different from that of MMA and that wild style of Chihiro won't do good in boxing and you are right, Manny will school him come fight night.

Maybe that statement of Chihiro is just his way of selling this exhibition fight.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: LogitechMouse on June 14, 2024, 03:10:18 AM
MMA vs Boxing.  The rules is boxing, Suzuki is no match even if Pacquiao is old he is well rounded in the kind of sport.  It is an exhibition fight however.  Suzuki doesn't sound famous in MMA.

But this is considered another kind of fight to categorized as with Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul.
We've seen many MMA Fighters Vs. Boxers fighting in the boxing arena, and we know the results of it.
Is there any MMA fighter that already won against a pure boxer in the boxing arena already ever since this kind of fights started? I can't think of anybody.

Anyway, I don't also think that an MMA fighter will beat a boxer like Pacquiao in the boxing ring. I mean he's Manny Pacquiao. No need for further explanation and despite his age, I know that he can still fight in some exhibition fights like this. We saw him beating a prime Keith Thurman already. Speaking of Manny Pacquiao, this is a good warm-up for him because a possible world title fight between him and Mario Barrios are in talks already. He will try to get the title in the welterweight division again (where he reigned as the king for many years).

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10124072-manny-pacquiao-mario-barrios-discussing-welterweight-boxing-title-fight-in-fall-2024
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on June 14, 2024, 12:10:50 PM
Speaking of Manny Pacquiao, this is a good warm-up for him because a possible world title fight between him and Mario Barrios are in talks already. He will try to get the title in the welterweight division again (where he reigned as the king for many years).

I think Manny is over-extending himself at 45. He is good at exhibitions where the rules are not strict, but if it is boxing rules against a young boxer like Barrios, it's a different story.

Manny is still hungry for more until his body gives up; I hate to see that scenario where Manny gets knocked out for him to say it's finally over.

I'm sure Manny can easily beat Chihiro but it is questionable when it comes to Barrios I have to see how good he is in his match against Chihiro
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: pawel7777 on June 14, 2024, 12:30:01 PM
Would this mean that Pacquiao Vs Mayweather 2 which was announced (well, somewhat) on 31 Dec 2023 is not going to happen?
I can't find any official confirmation on that.
I wouldn't be very surprised if they scrapped it. When they came up with the idea, there wasn't much going on in the boxing world, so making such fight could draw a lot of interest, but a lot has changed since then, and 2024 is packed with many interesting boxing events, so there's much less demand for seeing two retired legends fighting.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Zed0X on June 14, 2024, 05:23:21 PM
I went straight to crypto bookies to check the odds but I haven't seen one so far. They will probably not feature this fight because it's too short but if one sportsbook is kind enough, it's Manny all day. Hopefully, it won't be as low as 1.01.

Would this mean that Pacquiao Vs Mayweather 2 which was announced (well, somewhat) on 31 Dec 2023 is not going to happen?
I thought the announcement by Manny was pre-emptive. No fight will ever happen unless it comes from Floyd's camp.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: electronicash on June 14, 2024, 09:55:26 PM

pacquiao still fights in pro boxing at age 45. we don't see that everyday.  barrios is still in his prime, i doubt pacquiao will be able to make this fight happen considering how many fights being cancelled in the past already including Mike's.  this is probably just to come up ticket sales and then by the time the fight date, the fight is cancelled. these promotions are scamming sports fan.

chichiro vs pacquiao is possible, i think he can handle an MMA fighter as long as its boxing. but not against barrios, i don't think pacman still has it still against a real boxer.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on June 14, 2024, 11:44:22 PM
I went straight to crypto bookies to check the odds but I haven't seen one so far. They will probably not feature this fight because it's too short but if one sportsbook is kind enough, it's Manny all day. Hopefully, it won't be as low as 1.01.

Would this mean that Pacquiao Vs Mayweather 2 which was announced (well, somewhat) on 31 Dec 2023 is not going to happen?
I thought the announcement by Manny was pre-emptive. No fight will ever happen unless it comes from Floyd's camp.

Odd are not yet out though. But still, I think we all know who is going to be the favorite in this fight. Manny is not that old and for sure he is still active in his life and far as we have heard, he even dream of fighting in the Olympics which has been rejected already by IOC and then we heard news of him fighting back in the pro against Barrios or even exhibition matches against Floyd Mayweather.

So this is just another get easy fight or money making for Manny here. He has sign with Rizin and so this is just to fulfill his contracts and then getting millions at the same time. And I don't think that the Japanese is going to beat the legendary Pacquiao here.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: pawel7777 on June 15, 2024, 10:35:19 AM
I thought the announcement by Manny was pre-emptive. No fight will ever happen unless it comes from Floyd's camp.

But it wasn't just Manny making stuff up or speculating. The president of RIZIN, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, allegedly also confirmed the fight will take place on one of their cards sometime in 2024.
There were multiple mainstream press hits confirming that, so I think it was more than just speculation.
But there's literally zero news or promotion going on right now, so it must've been scrapped.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on June 16, 2024, 12:01:17 AM
I thought the announcement by Manny was pre-emptive. No fight will ever happen unless it comes from Floyd's camp.

But it wasn't just Manny making stuff up or speculating. The president of RIZIN, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, allegedly also confirmed the fight will take place on one of their cards sometime in 2024.
There were multiple mainstream press hits confirming that, so I think it was more than just speculation.
But there's literally zero news or promotion going on right now, so it must've been scrapped.

I don't think they need to promote it heavily though, I mean this is Manny Pacquiao and probably he have been paid handsomely to fight Suzuki here. But most likely this fight has been seen in Japan already and so it's create a lot of buzz already and so with Filipinos.

No one mentioned that this is just 3 round exhibition fight and it was even announced June 9, so barely just a month of training for Manny but I think he can easily win here even if he has just short period of time.

What's interesting is that after his win here, would Rizin finally set up a Floyd vs Manny fight next?
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on June 16, 2024, 02:45:17 AM
Would this mean that Pacquiao Vs Mayweather 2 which was announced (well, somewhat) on 31 Dec 2023 is not going to happen?
I can't find any official confirmation on that.
I wouldn't be very surprised if they scrapped it. When they came up with the idea, there wasn't much going on in the boxing world, so making such fight could draw a lot of interest, but a lot has changed since then, and 2024 is packed with many interesting boxing events, so there's much less demand for seeing two retired legends fighting.

Manny vs Money 2 won't happen in my opinion since Mayweather is not keen on fighting Manny Pacquaio even in an exhibition match, he would rather fight an MMA fighter than facing Manny which could potentially beat him.

Manny on the other hand has plan on fighting Barrios after his exhibition fight with Suzuki which for me has the higher chance of taking place.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on June 29, 2024, 12:14:52 AM
I posted this on the other community,

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But Suzuki was forced to withdraw after breaking his hand and will be replaced by fellow Japanese mixed martial artist Rukiya Anpo.

https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/6/28/pacquiao-gets-new-opponent-for-japan-exhibition-fight-1654

Who knows, maybe this Rukiya can give Pacquiao a good test as compare to Suzuki. So that fight is still a go for us boxing fans. But it will all be the same outcome as Manny will dominate this fight and maybe next we can see him and Floyd for the biggest exhibition fight.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on June 29, 2024, 06:00:04 AM
I posted this on the other community,

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But Suzuki was forced to withdraw after breaking his hand and will be replaced by fellow Japanese mixed martial artist Rukiya Anpo.

https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/6/28/pacquiao-gets-new-opponent-for-japan-exhibition-fight-1654

Who knows, maybe this Rukiya can give Pacquiao a good test as compare to Suzuki. So that fight is still a go for us boxing fans. But it will all be the same outcome as Manny will dominate this fight and maybe next we can see him and Floyd for the biggest exhibition fight.

Thanks for the update, there were even speculation that Suzuki might be afraid of Manny Pacquiao and could be faking his injuries. LOL.

But in any case, Rukiya is a unknown at least for me. Manny though has one of his fight before that was replaced and he lost the fight. I'm talking about the Spence vs Manny, supposedly to happen until Spence was not cleared because of his eye. And then Ugas step up and win the fight.

Not saying that there could be an upset though, we will see what Rukiya can bring to the table for Manny.

And that's what we want next at December, Manny vs Floyd again.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: pawel7777 on June 29, 2024, 07:14:56 PM
I posted this on the other community,

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But Suzuki was forced to withdraw after breaking his hand and will be replaced by fellow Japanese mixed martial artist Rukiya Anpo.

https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/6/28/pacquiao-gets-new-opponent-for-japan-exhibition-fight-1654

Who knows, maybe this Rukiya can give Pacquiao a good test as compare to Suzuki. So that fight is still a go for us boxing fans. But it will all be the same outcome as Manny will dominate this fight and maybe next we can see him and Floyd for the biggest exhibition fight.

Thanks for the update. I don't think it'll make much difference to Many, unless there's some significant size difference between those two Japanese. I'm not familiar with any of them, but if it's a match under pure boxing rules and in a full-size gloves, Pacquiao, despite his age, shouldn't have much trouble in showing his dominance.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: 0t3p0t on June 29, 2024, 07:47:27 PM
I posted this on the other community,

Quote
But Suzuki was forced to withdraw after breaking his hand and will be replaced by fellow Japanese mixed martial artist Rukiya Anpo.

https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/6/28/pacquiao-gets-new-opponent-for-japan-exhibition-fight-1654

Who knows, maybe this Rukiya can give Pacquiao a good test as compare to Suzuki. So that fight is still a go for us boxing fans. But it will all be the same outcome as Manny will dominate this fight and maybe next we can see him and Floyd for the biggest exhibition fight.

Thanks for the update. I don't think it'll make much difference to Many, unless there's some significant size difference between those two Japanese. I'm not familiar with any of them, but if it's a match under pure boxing rules and in a full-size gloves, Pacquiao, despite his age, shouldn't have much trouble in showing his dominance.
Yeah I see it like that as well. In mix martial arts everything needs to be fast as it only has few minutes until it will end but in boxing you need to be tough to atleast survive the next rounds and they are also fighting in favor of Pacquiao since it is what his sport he used to play so I think that was one of Manny's advantage though I don't have any idea about the new Japanese contender but I hope they will make fans enjoy their show.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on June 30, 2024, 12:23:17 AM
I posted this on the other community,

Quote
But Suzuki was forced to withdraw after breaking his hand and will be replaced by fellow Japanese mixed martial artist Rukiya Anpo.

https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/2024/6/28/pacquiao-gets-new-opponent-for-japan-exhibition-fight-1654

Who knows, maybe this Rukiya can give Pacquiao a good test as compare to Suzuki. So that fight is still a go for us boxing fans. But it will all be the same outcome as Manny will dominate this fight and maybe next we can see him and Floyd for the biggest exhibition fight.

Thanks for the update. I don't think it'll make much difference to Many, unless there's some significant size difference between those two Japanese. I'm not familiar with any of them, but if it's a match under pure boxing rules and in a full-size gloves, Pacquiao, despite his age, shouldn't have much trouble in showing his dominance.

I think Rukiya could be bigger than Suzuki, but I do agree, it doesn't makes any difference to Manny Pacquiao. We all know how his warrior's mentality is and are willing to face anyone in the ring.

It could be that Rukiya is the bigger and the heavier, but it's boxing rule so Manny has the advantage. Manny even said that he is willing to fight an active boxer in Barios but I guess it didnt' put throught because of his busy schedule and just decided for a exhibition match.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bitbit97 on June 30, 2024, 11:03:14 AM
I think it does not matter if Manny Pacquiao opponent is bigger, smaller, heavier, lighter as this is an exhibition fight they are having. Opponents want to show their skills, and wont put maximum effort to rip opponents head off, nor injure him. The goal of such fights is pure entertainment. Boxers perform in front of fans, earn money, sponsors promote themselves, fans see their favorite athletes one more time.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: target on July 02, 2024, 10:52:49 AM
I think it does not matter if Manny Pacquiao opponent is bigger, smaller, heavier, lighter as this is an exhibition fight they are having. Opponents want to show their skills, and wont put maximum effort to rip opponents head off, nor injure him. The goal of such fights is pure entertainment. Boxers perform in front of fans, earn money, sponsors promote themselves, fans see their favorite athletes one more time.

How much money are they paying to make Pacquiao say Yes to this fight?
The Japanese so crazy for entertainment their athletes to fight in Japan because the money they get is enough like Inoue.

If they make this a real fight in boxing while Suzuki couldn't takedown as rules, I doubt he'd win. He'd knocked out. Pacquiao may be retired but not really that old.


Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Crwth on July 02, 2024, 12:24:35 PM
I believe it’s going to be A fight like Conor McGregor versus Floyd Mayweather. An MMA fighter has a different skill set with a boxer in terms of having rhythm and also experience. Facing someone like Pacquiao would mean facing an S Tier player Or a top rank player.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bitbit97 on July 02, 2024, 12:31:27 PM
I think it does not matter if Manny Pacquiao opponent is bigger, smaller, heavier, lighter as this is an exhibition fight they are having. Opponents want to show their skills, and wont put maximum effort to rip opponents head off, nor injure him. The goal of such fights is pure entertainment. Boxers perform in front of fans, earn money, sponsors promote themselves, fans see their favorite athletes one more time.

How much money are they paying to make Pacquiao say Yes to this fight?
The Japanese so crazy for entertainment their athletes to fight in Japan because the money they get is enough like Inoue.

If they make this a real fight in boxing while Suzuki couldn't takedown as rules, I doubt he'd win. He'd knocked out. Pacquiao may be retired but not really that old.

They have paid Floyd Mayweathe millions for few minutes performance in exhibition fight. Pacquiao is going to have millions as well. Please pay attention that Chihiro Suzuki got injured and now is replaced by Rukiya Anpo. But that isnt going to change much, because he isnt a boxer, but a kickboxer as well. Since it is a boxing fight, he will be able to use only half of his arsenal, when Pacquiao will be like a fish in water.

Their fight is going to be held on Saitama Super Arena in Saitama with capacity of 27000-35000. PPV cost $20, event regular ticket cost $375 and $1500 for vip. With full load, they would earn around 10 millions only on tickets. But PPV is what bring biggest revenue.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: target on July 04, 2024, 08:32:19 AM


I believe it’s going to be A fight like Conor McGregor versus Floyd Mayweather. An MMA fighter has a different skill set with a boxer in terms of having rhythm and also experience. Facing someone like Pacquiao would mean facing an S Tier player Or a top rank player.

The rules is very different so it will not be infavor to Chichi and Pacman is not that old, he is scheduled to fight a real boxer Mario Barrios before the year end. He must be fit a a cow to fght a prime boxer. Considering the pay for such fight I think the Japanese are still going to watch the fight.

Thry would be disappointed to see Suzuki win. This is boxing he going into, its Pacman's world. His footwork alone gives Pacman the advantage to position good shots to knock Suzuki. Pacman can consider this exhibition as tuneup for his real title fighf with Mario Barrios.

Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on July 06, 2024, 04:02:19 AM
I believe it’s going to be A fight like Conor McGregor versus Floyd Mayweather. An MMA fighter has a different skill set with a boxer in terms of having rhythm and also experience. Facing someone like Pacquiao would mean facing an S Tier player Or a top rank player.

It could be like that, and as far as news goes, they are going to fight at a catch-weight of 152 lbs. Pacquaio could still make that weight though and I reckon that he is walking arounnd that fighting weight already so nothing has change for him. And the rules is that it's 3 minutes per round, so again, Pacquiao is all familiar with that.

And for sure, Manny is going to get at least $5-10 million in this fight and could be one of the biggest paycheck for such a exhibition fights. Him and Floyd and Jake Paul are amongst the crowd drawer in this hybrid boxing.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 09, 2024, 03:38:58 AM
The rules is very different so it will not be infavor to Chichi and Pacman is not that old, he is scheduled to fight a real boxer Mario Barrios before the year end. He must be fit a a cow to fght a prime boxer. Considering the pay for such fight I think the Japanese are still going to watch the fight.

Thry would be disappointed to see Suzuki win. This is boxing he going into, its Pacman's world. His footwork alone gives Pacman the advantage to position good shots to knock Suzuki. Pacman can consider this exhibition as tuneup for his real title fighf with Mario Barrios.

Pacman is 45 years old if i'm not wrong and in boxing it is already very old but this exhibition fight is to be in boxing so Manny has a little advantage as he is the real boxer here while Chihiro's skill set is not favored to boxing. Got a little doubt on who will be the winner but knowing Manny i think he would pull out this one and you are right, this is a tune up fight for him before fighting a real boxer in Mario Barrios.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on July 09, 2024, 02:58:08 PM
The rules is very different so it will not be infavor to Chichi and Pacman is not that old, he is scheduled to fight a real boxer Mario Barrios before the year end. He must be fit a a cow to fght a prime boxer. Considering the pay for such fight I think the Japanese are still going to watch the fight.

Thry would be disappointed to see Suzuki win. This is boxing he going into, its Pacman's world. His footwork alone gives Pacman the advantage to position good shots to knock Suzuki. Pacman can consider this exhibition as tuneup for his real title fighf with Mario Barrios.

Pacman is 45 years old if i'm not wrong and in boxing it is already very old but this exhibition fight is to be in boxing so Manny has a little advantage as he is the real boxer here while Chihiro's skill set is not favored to boxing. Got a little doubt on who will be the winner but knowing Manny i think he would pull out this one and you are right, this is a tune up fight for him before fighting a real boxer in Mario Barrios.

It's exhibition so Manny has all the advantage, he might be eager to go box to pro boxing at all cost, as he wants to proved that he still has it and can bring fans to the seat and continue to be a big draw.

But in this case, it's only exhibition but he could be trainer hard in preparation for Barrios at welterweight. Just imagine Pacquaio knocking down the young Barrios and setting another history as again, the oldest welterweight.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bitterguy28 on July 09, 2024, 03:17:55 PM
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This is just an exhibition match, three minutes in three rounds, but Shihiro Suzuki bows to knock out Manny Pacquiao in round 1. I don't see that he is capable of doing that. Pacquaio may be old, but he is still physically fit. Chihiro is a knockout artist, but this is boxing, and his boxing style is wild. Manny will teach this guy a lesson in boxing.

Manny Pacquiao was slighted upon hearing of Chihiro's intention, but he stated
“Once I hit him, that aggression stops,”

Read more at: https://tribune.net.ph/2024/06/10/suzuki-gets-under-pacquiaos-skin

What do you think are the odds of Suzuki beating Pacquaio?
If Chichiro  aim in knocking Manny Pacquiao in first round  , then Manny should return the favor in knocking Him in half round?

or this is just another way to attract viewers to buy ticket and at least for those gamblers that wanted to make good bucks out of this fight?
Manny is still in shape even in His age so definitely this japanese boxer will have to face defeat in this bout .
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on July 09, 2024, 05:29:25 PM
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This is just an exhibition match, three minutes in three rounds, but Shihiro Suzuki bows to knock out Manny Pacquiao in round 1. I don't see that he is capable of doing that. Pacquaio may be old, but he is still physically fit. Chihiro is a knockout artist, but this is boxing, and his boxing style is wild. Manny will teach this guy a lesson in boxing.

Manny Pacquiao was slighted upon hearing of Chihiro's intention, but he stated
“Once I hit him, that aggression stops,”

Read more at: https://tribune.net.ph/2024/06/10/suzuki-gets-under-pacquiaos-skin

What do you think are the odds of Suzuki beating Pacquaio?
If Chichiro  aim in knocking Manny Pacquiao in first round  , then Manny should return the favor in knocking Him in half round?

or this is just another way to attract viewers to buy ticket and at least for those gamblers that wanted to make good bucks out of this fight?
Manny is still in shape even in His age so definitely this japanese boxer will have to face defeat in this bout .

I'm sorry for being late updating this thread and the title, Chichiro back out of the fight because of the injury his replacement is Rukiya Anpo, Anpo is also good and also a champion but Chichiro is a better fighter and could be a better fight because he announced that he will knockout Pacquiao in round one.
I guess its just an alibi and he was just afraid to face Pacquiao.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Chihiro Suzuki Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 10, 2024, 03:11:36 AM
or this is just another way to attract viewers to buy ticket and at least for those gamblers that wanted to make good bucks out of this fight?
Manny is still in shape even in His age so definitely this japanese boxer will have to face defeat in this bout .

As for the gamblers, i didn't see any betting sites that cover this fight, maybe they won't like the previous exhibition fight of Manny against that Korean MMA fighter.

Anyways, this fight would be a gauge if Manny still has it and if he preforms well then the fight with Mario Barrios will push through as planned.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 25, 2024, 07:30:46 AM
Here's some update of the fight.

(https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/07/25/4hhW3.jpeg)

Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on July 25, 2024, 11:42:19 AM
Here's some update of the fight.

(https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/07/25/4hhW3.jpeg)

Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.

It is $5 million or 5 million Yen? Just asking.

But if this is USD then it is huge penalty for Anpo. Just imagine everything slip on his mind and uses his feet to kick Manny, that will be end of fight and then Manny granting that huge penalty.

Yes, I saw some images of Manny in Japan airport so he is going to be ready for this fight and then maybe after this, go after Mario Barrios?
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 26, 2024, 03:45:18 AM
Here's some update of the fight.

~snip~
Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.

It is $5 million or 5 million Yen? Just asking.

But if this is USD then it is huge penalty for Anpo. Just imagine everything slip on his mind and uses his feet to kick Manny, that will be end of fight and then Manny granting that huge penalty.

Yes, I saw some images of Manny in Japan airport so he is going to be ready for this fight and then maybe after this, go after Mario Barrios?

It is 5 million USD mate, i think they kinda put this massive amount of penalty to protect Pacman so that Anpo would not do anything stupid inside the ring. Some were asking if the purse that Anpo will receive is higher than that of the penalty but i don't think so.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on July 26, 2024, 04:55:50 AM
Here's some update of the fight.

~snip~
Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.

It is $5 million or 5 million Yen? Just asking.

But if this is USD then it is huge penalty for Anpo. Just imagine everything slip on his mind and uses his feet to kick Manny, that will be end of fight and then Manny granting that huge penalty.

Yes, I saw some images of Manny in Japan airport so he is going to be ready for this fight and then maybe after this, go after Mario Barrios?

It is 5 million USD mate, i think they kinda put this massive amount of penalty to protect Pacman so that Anpo would not do anything stupid inside the ring. Some were asking if the purse that Anpo will receive is higher than that of the penalty but i don't think so.

Yes, I try to look for more info and everything points to USD. I posted this on the other community,

(https://img.youtube.com/vi/Ob1V86ihdo0/0.jpg) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob1V86ihdo0)

And by the looks of it, Manny hasn't lost any step and he can still pull the trigger. And you can hear the powerful "thud" whenever he hits Buboy Fernandez (if I'm not mistaken, that is Manny's old buddy and still this two are together).
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: milewilda on July 26, 2024, 12:32:22 PM
Here's some update of the fight.

~snip~
Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.

It is $5 million or 5 million Yen? Just asking.

But if this is USD then it is huge penalty for Anpo. Just imagine everything slip on his mind and uses his feet to kick Manny, that will be end of fight and then Manny granting that huge penalty.

Yes, I saw some images of Manny in Japan airport so he is going to be ready for this fight and then maybe after this, go after Mario Barrios?

It is 5 million USD mate, i think they kinda put this massive amount of penalty to protect Pacman so that Anpo would not do anything stupid inside the ring. Some were asking if the purse that Anpo will receive is higher than that of the penalty but i don't think so.
Actually this is something that odd on which they've been announcing for some penalty amount if there would really be having those kind of violations on which this isnt really that usually been that announced wheneever there are some exhibition matches or simply i had just missed out something? It would really be that understandable that there would really be rules and regulations in every fight or something that would be in default. As if they are anticipating for some possible things that might happen on why they are really that emphasizing it?
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on July 27, 2024, 09:39:11 AM
Here's some update of the fight.

~snip~
Anpo will penalized by a whooping $5 million if he violates boxing rules hehe, seems to me Anpo will be focusing more of not committing an error rather than beating Manny.

By the way, Manny is already in Japan for this fight.

It is $5 million or 5 million Yen? Just asking.

But if this is USD then it is huge penalty for Anpo. Just imagine everything slip on his mind and uses his feet to kick Manny, that will be end of fight and then Manny granting that huge penalty.

Yes, I saw some images of Manny in Japan airport so he is going to be ready for this fight and then maybe after this, go after Mario Barrios?

It is 5 million USD mate, i think they kinda put this massive amount of penalty to protect Pacman so that Anpo would not do anything stupid inside the ring. Some were asking if the purse that Anpo will receive is higher than that of the penalty but i don't think so.
Actually this is something that odd on which they've been announcing for some penalty amount if there would really be having those kind of violations on which this isnt really that usually been that announced wheneever there are some exhibition matches or simply i had just missed out something? It would really be that understandable that there would really be rules and regulations in every fight or something that would be in default. As if they are anticipating for some possible things that might happen on why they are really that emphasizing it?

It's better to have this kind of protocol in the first place. As this is a boxing match which Anpo is not familiar with. He is used to have MMA rules, that is, he can used his elbows, knees and feet as a weapon. As compare to boxing rule with only your hands as your primary weapons.

So they are emphasizing that huge penalty on the Japanese so that we will take into consideration the boxing rules otherwise he will forfeit everything one throws an illegal weapon and we don't know how Manny Pacquiao can take it.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on July 27, 2024, 02:15:58 PM

It's better to have this kind of protocol in the first place. As this is a boxing match which Anpo is not familiar with. He is used to have MMA rules, that is, he can used his elbows, knees and feet as a weapon. As compare to boxing rule with only your hands as your primary weapons.

So they are emphasizing that huge penalty on the Japanese so that we will take into consideration the boxing rules otherwise he will forfeit everything one throws an illegal weapon and we don't know how Manny Pacquiao can take it.

We just never knew Anpo may become frustrated in the course of the fight and may be tempted to throw a kick, and Pacquiao may not parry that kick because as a boxer he is expected his opponents to throw punches and kicks.

Kicks when delivered at speed and hit good parts of the body or head can result in a knockout. I hope Manny has a quick and good defense to parry whatever Anpo delivers.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on July 27, 2024, 11:53:37 PM
Here are the weigh-in,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DbVz9ENcXM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DbVz9ENcXM)

Both make weight below the catch weight of 152 lbs. Interesting to see Ryan Garcia in Japan and going into the stage to hug Pacquaio. There were even picture of them on a mock face off and this could be a hit that Ryan Garcia might be looking for a exhibition fight with Pacquaio since he is suspended because of PED's.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 28, 2024, 02:07:24 PM
If I had to score this fight, I would give 2 rounds to Anpo. Father time has taken its toll on Manny Pacquaio already as he lost a step, I mean the speed was not there anymore. He struggled against a martial arts fighter how much more if he is to fight a real boxer like Mario Barrios. Nothing to prove anymore so better to hang up the glove for good.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Zed0X on July 28, 2024, 02:54:39 PM
If I had to score this fight, I would give 2 rounds to Anpo. Father time has taken its toll on Manny Pacquaio already as he lost a step, I mean the speed was not there anymore. He struggled against a martial arts fighter how much more if he is to fight a real boxer like Mario Barrios. Nothing to prove anymore so better to hang up the glove for good.
Before the fight started, you could tell from his body that he looked unprepared and didn't really took this fight seriously. If he'll face a real boxer at his age, I think he can still show us the speed that we used to see (or at least glimpses of it) if the fight is at a lower weight. It's all about the preparation.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on July 28, 2024, 04:23:28 PM
If I had to score this fight, I would give 2 rounds to Anpo. Father time has taken its toll on Manny Pacquaio already as he lost a step, I mean the speed was not there anymore. He struggled against a martial arts fighter how much more if he is to fight a real boxer like Mario Barrios. Nothing to prove anymore so better to hang up the glove for good.

I share your opinion This is not the same Manny Pacquiao we've known; he was better than his last fight before his retirement Now that Father Time has come to Pacquiao.

No promoter should promote Pacquiao or they will be blamed if something serious happens to Manny His body cannot keep up with all those punches, and he may not enjoy his retirement.

The boxing community should unite and call for Pacquiao's retirement. its really time for him to retire.

Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: 0t3p0t on July 28, 2024, 07:31:20 PM
If I had to score this fight, I would give 2 rounds to Anpo. Father time has taken its toll on Manny Pacquaio already as he lost a step, I mean the speed was not there anymore. He struggled against a martial arts fighter how much more if he is to fight a real boxer like Mario Barrios. Nothing to prove anymore so better to hang up the glove for good.

I share your opinion This is not the same Manny Pacquiao we've known; he was better than his last fight before his retirement Now that Father Time has come to Pacquiao.

No promoter should promote Pacquiao or they will be blamed if something serious happens to Manny His body cannot keep up with all those punches, and he may not enjoy his retirement.

The boxing community should unite and call for Pacquiao's retirement. its really time for him to retire.
I agree, as he is fighting huge and younger opponents which has the advantage given that this time is really not his prime. Based on what I see on the recent fight against Anpo, there is no reason for him to fight against Barrios as I can see that he became slower though Anpo has reach advantage but still if a nail has not been used for a long time it will surely rust and that is what I see here.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 29, 2024, 08:35:56 AM
If I had to score this fight, I would give 2 rounds to Anpo. Father time has taken its toll on Manny Pacquaio already as he lost a step, I mean the speed was not there anymore. He struggled against a martial arts fighter how much more if he is to fight a real boxer like Mario Barrios. Nothing to prove anymore so better to hang up the glove for good.

I share your opinion This is not the same Manny Pacquiao we've known; he was better than his last fight before his retirement Now that Father Time has come to Pacquiao.

No promoter should promote Pacquiao or they will be blamed if something serious happens to Manny His body cannot keep up with all those punches, and he may not enjoy his retirement.

The boxing community should unite and call for Pacquiao's retirement. its really time for him to retire.
I agree, as he is fighting huge and younger opponents which has the advantage given that this time is really not his prime. Based on what I see on the recent fight against Anpo, there is no reason for him to fight against Barrios as I can see that he became slower though Anpo has reach advantage but still if a nail has not been used for a long time it will surely rust and that is what I see here.

Maybe that was his last fight as he was obliged to fight one fight with RIZIN Promotions as he signed up with them hoping to get a rematch with Mayweather but it does happen.

As for the fight with Barrios, i think it would not happen because of his unimpressive preformance against Anpo.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bitbit97 on July 29, 2024, 10:11:11 AM
I see someone here is disappointed with Manny Pacquiao performance and his shape, but dont forget that this was just an exhibition fight. Imo a fighter dont have to kill himself preparing for this fight, as nothing is on stake except a exhibition record. This is kind of a full contact sparring without head protection. The result of a fight is expected. Everyone got their purse, fans got opportunity to see their favorites. Fair fight.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: electronicash on July 29, 2024, 08:06:51 PM
I see someone here is disappointed with Manny Pacquiao performance and his shape, but dont forget that this was just an exhibition fight. Imo a fighter dont have to kill himself preparing for this fight, as nothing is on stake except a exhibition record. This is kind of a full contact sparring without head protection. The result of a fight is expected. Everyone got their purse, fans got opportunity to see their favorites. Fair fight.

i was just watching the fight on youtube. i'm not disappointed after all. Pacquiao seem to have done his role in this exhibition. he may not have KO Anpo spectacularly but he won the fight despite being an exhibition.

if Pac is younger that kid will already be rolling down in the first round but of course he is now old. retiring as they said is fitting to him since he is already more than 45 yrs old.
but Pacquiao coming back like 47 of age is better than coming back at the age of 57 like Mike.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on July 30, 2024, 05:20:40 AM
i was just watching the fight on youtube. i'm not disappointed after all. Pacquiao seem to have done his role in this exhibition. he may not have KO Anpo spectacularly but he won the fight despite being an exhibition.

if Pac is younger that kid will already be rolling down in the first round but of course he is now old. retiring as they said is fitting to him since he is already more than 45 yrs old.
but Pacquiao coming back like 47 of age is better than coming back at the age of 57 like Mike.

The fight was a draw since there were no judges but if i were to score the fight i would give two rounds for Anpo as for me Pacman only wins the third round.

You are right, time for Pacman to retire and enjoy his wealth while healthy and so with Mike Tyson, he should not fight at age 57 even in exhibition bout as untoward incident might happen to him.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Kemarit on July 30, 2024, 06:53:33 AM
i was just watching the fight on youtube. i'm not disappointed after all. Pacquiao seem to have done his role in this exhibition. he may not have KO Anpo spectacularly but he won the fight despite being an exhibition.

if Pac is younger that kid will already be rolling down in the first round but of course he is now old. retiring as they said is fitting to him since he is already more than 45 yrs old.
but Pacquiao coming back like 47 of age is better than coming back at the age of 57 like Mike.

The fight was a draw since there were no judges but if i were to score the fight i would give two rounds for Anpo as for me Pacman only wins the third round.

Yeah, the fight ended up in a draw, but if there will be judges, they might give it to Manny, a slight win for him.

You are right, time for Pacman to retire and enjoy his wealth while healthy and so with Mike Tyson, he should not fight at age 57 even in exhibition bout as untoward incident might happen to him.

He was really off, maybe he didn't trained that hard, as you see in his body, it's not yet primed I should say for a fight. And based from what we have seen from him, he really should retire for good and enjoy his wealth and money and his lovely family. No need to push harder, we will be nearing 50 years old and there's no way that someone will defeat father time.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: LogitechMouse on July 30, 2024, 07:55:47 AM
i was just watching the fight on youtube. i'm not disappointed after all. Pacquiao seem to have done his role in this exhibition. he may not have KO Anpo spectacularly but he won the fight despite being an exhibition.

if Pac is younger that kid will already be rolling down in the first round but of course he is now old. retiring as they said is fitting to him since he is already more than 45 yrs old.
but Pacquiao coming back like 47 of age is better than coming back at the age of 57 like Mike.

The fight was a draw since there were no judges but if i were to score the fight i would give two rounds for Anpo as for me Pacman only wins the third round.

You are right, time for Pacman to retire and enjoy his wealth while healthy and so with Mike Tyson, he should not fight at age 57 even in exhibition bout as untoward incident might happen to him.
I want Manny to retire completely and don't return to the boxing ring anymore because he can't last a 12-round fight. Exhibition games? Maybe he can like the one we saw against Anpo. I mean Mayweather is still making money through these exhibition games. Manny can do the same as well as long as his body can. What I don't like though is him trying to come back to the professional fights and try to get those belts.

Tyson's fight with Jake Paul is just an exhibition fight, but Pacquiao has showed some signs that he wants to return to the ring and get those titles "AGAIN". It's for money purposes unless he's trying to break the record of Bernard Hopkins which is the oldest boxer to ever win a title. Hopkins did it at 48 years old.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: robelneo on August 01, 2024, 12:16:24 PM

I want Manny to retire completely and don't return to the boxing ring anymore because he can't last a 12-round fight. Exhibition games? Maybe he can like the one we saw against Anpo. I mean Mayweather is still making money through these exhibition games. Manny can do the same as well as long as his body can. What I don't like though is him trying to come back to the professional fights and try to get those belts.

Tyson's fight with Jake Paul is just an exhibition fight, but Pacquiao has showed some signs that he wants to return to the ring and get those titles "AGAIN". It's for money purposes unless he's trying to break the record of Bernard Hopkins which is the oldest boxer to ever win a title. Hopkins did it at 48 years old.

Based on what we saw, we all want Manny to retire and just enjoy retirement, but his body still wants it; I read that WBC wants Manny to have a tune-up fight first before going for the title, and that tune-up fight is the gauge if Manny can still fight in a championship level.
We don't want to see Manny fight in this condition, we will just beg the referee to stop the fight if he faced Barrios on that condition.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: milewilda on August 01, 2024, 01:05:16 PM

I want Manny to retire completely and don't return to the boxing ring anymore because he can't last a 12-round fight. Exhibition games? Maybe he can like the one we saw against Anpo. I mean Mayweather is still making money through these exhibition games. Manny can do the same as well as long as his body can. What I don't like though is him trying to come back to the professional fights and try to get those belts.

Tyson's fight with Jake Paul is just an exhibition fight, but Pacquiao has showed some signs that he wants to return to the ring and get those titles "AGAIN". It's for money purposes unless he's trying to break the record of Bernard Hopkins which is the oldest boxer to ever win a title. Hopkins did it at 48 years old.

Based on what we saw, we all want Manny to retire and just enjoy retirement, but his body still wants it; I read that WBC wants Manny to have a tune-up fight first before going for the title, and that tune-up fight is the gauge if Manny can still fight in a championship level.
We don't want to see Manny fight in this condition, we will just beg the referee to stop the fight if he faced Barrios on that condition.
We do understand the passion on what MP does really like to do but as we can see on the recent exhibition on which you could really be able to see that he is already that become sluggish.
Yes, power might be there but of course it wouldnt really be the same on his prime. It would really be better that he should really be stopping on doing these things even on exhibition fights.
It would be understandable that making money will really be still in concern but being old is really just that putting up yourself into some potential problems later on.
We dont know on when accidents do happen, so better be contented and there's nothing to prove out already.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: Baofeng on August 01, 2024, 01:40:53 PM

I want Manny to retire completely and don't return to the boxing ring anymore because he can't last a 12-round fight. Exhibition games? Maybe he can like the one we saw against Anpo. I mean Mayweather is still making money through these exhibition games. Manny can do the same as well as long as his body can. What I don't like though is him trying to come back to the professional fights and try to get those belts.

Tyson's fight with Jake Paul is just an exhibition fight, but Pacquiao has showed some signs that he wants to return to the ring and get those titles "AGAIN". It's for money purposes unless he's trying to break the record of Bernard Hopkins which is the oldest boxer to ever win a title. Hopkins did it at 48 years old.

Based on what we saw, we all want Manny to retire and just enjoy retirement, but his body still wants it; I read that WBC wants Manny to have a tune-up fight first before going for the title, and that tune-up fight is the gauge if Manny can still fight in a championship level.
We don't want to see Manny fight in this condition, we will just beg the referee to stop the fight if he faced Barrios on that condition.

I do agree as well, we boxing fans are calling for Manny to just simply hang up the gloves. We do understand his passion and the love of the game. But at this point, and at his age, he should stop for good and not go and fight Mario Barrios because that was his plan.

Nevertheless, we really don't know what his decision is. Maybe his family can help him out make that final decision to quit for good and maybe focus more on his business or being a politician perhaps.
Title: Re: Manny Pacquiao - Rukiya Anpo Exhibition Match July 28 Saitama Japan
Post by: bisdak40 on August 07, 2024, 08:49:25 AM

I want Manny to retire completely and don't return to the boxing ring anymore because he can't last a 12-round fight. Exhibition games? Maybe he can like the one we saw against Anpo. I mean Mayweather is still making money through these exhibition games. Manny can do the same as well as long as his body can. What I don't like though is him trying to come back to the professional fights and try to get those belts.

Tyson's fight with Jake Paul is just an exhibition fight, but Pacquiao has showed some signs that he wants to return to the ring and get those titles "AGAIN". It's for money purposes unless he's trying to break the record of Bernard Hopkins which is the oldest boxer to ever win a title. Hopkins did it at 48 years old.

Based on what we saw, we all want Manny to retire and just enjoy retirement, but his body still wants it; I read that WBC wants Manny to have a tune-up fight first before going for the title, and that tune-up fight is the gauge if Manny can still fight in a championship level.
We don't want to see Manny fight in this condition, we will just beg the referee to stop the fight if he faced Barrios on that condition.

I do agree as well, we boxing fans are calling for Manny to just simply hang up the gloves. We do understand his passion and the love of the game. But at this point, and at his age, he should stop for good and not go and fight Mario Barrios because that was his plan.

Nevertheless, we really don't know what his decision is. Maybe his family can help him out make that final decision to quit for good and maybe focus more on his business or being a politician perhaps.

As what others have said that Manny Pacquaio can't pull the trigger anymore so the best thing for him to do is to hang up the gloves for good and he doesn't need to fight even in exhibition fights as he already have the money that he can't spend in his lifetime. It's time for Jinkee to talk to his husband so that Manny would take retirement seriously or else he will compromise his health.