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even with a link..........this means absolutely nothing. Boxers retiring is so cliche.
They retire because they have to.
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Any boxer can retire anytime they want...Quote:
Originally Posted by ledsham
PAC said one more fight and then will evaluate to retire or not...
I hope PAC's next fight will be against PBF then retire after that...
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highly doubt it, and honestly can see him taking the same un-deserved lashing that Mayweather got for "avoiding" competitionQuote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerAny boxer can retire anytime they want...Quote:
Originally Posted by ledsham
PAC said one more fight and then will evaluate to retire or not...
I hope PAC's next fight will be against PBF then retire after that...
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PAC has a very valid reason to retire, he's planning to run for congressional seat in the Philippines May 2010 elections...Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoraleshighly doubt it, and honestly can see him taking the same un-deserved lashing that Mayweather got for "avoiding" competitionQuote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerAny boxer can retire anytime they want...Quote:
Originally Posted by ledsham
PAC said one more fight and then will evaluate to retire or not...
I hope PAC's next fight will be against PBF then retire after that...
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don't take it the wrong way, i think he's accomplished more than enough, but i honestly don't doubt that he'd get criticized just like PBFQuote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerPAC has a very valid reason to retire, he's planning to run for congressional seat in the Philippines May 2010 elections...Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoraleshighly doubt it, and honestly can see him taking the same un-deserved lashing that Mayweather got for "avoiding" competitionQuote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxer
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He can't retire yet its juzz not fair...theres always more opposition and he is currently what i think is his prime, how do you retired in your prime?Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesdon't take it the wrong way, i think he's accomplished more than enough, but i honestly don't doubt that he'd get criticized just like PBFQuote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerPAC has a very valid reason to retire, he's planning to run for congressional seat in the Philippines May 2010 elections...Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
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Pac wants PBF, and that's who we all want to see him fight! PBF will beat Marquez and then what is stopping this fight from happening? It will happen in November or December, they will argue and procrastanate and bitch about who is the bigger drawcard etc but it will happen and yes, i see Pacquiao retiring after the fight if he wishes. I can't see Pacquiao taking another fight before that.
I thought Pac was going to fight Cotto next. Thats no gimmie fight. For that matter niether is PBF next fight.
If Cotto get past Clottey on June 13, I think Arum will try to match-up PAC with Cotto at a catch weight of 144 lbs...Quote:
Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN
Then they will have a press conference in the morning of July 18 PBF vs. JMM fight announcing "The Battle of Asia and America" Pacquiao vs. Cotto fight for October...;)
PAC then retires after the Cotto fight...
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Now that Pac MIGHT think about retiring, I can't see hardcore PacFanBoys complaining anymore that Mayweather is ducking quailty opposition.
There were so many fights ahead for Pac if he retires.
Where is this article? I can't find jack shit!
It would be a huge stinker if he did retire, from a boxing fans perspective anyway.
Theres been rumor that pac will run, in the 2010 election but haven't heard it come from him.
He has commented he would retire when he begin to feel he is slowing down. He said he would announce how he feels when the time comes. I doubt he will retire after 1 more fight, he is likely to face JMM/Floyd winner, cotto or mosley or a random 147 title match. Now that pac old manager is gone his not being held back to fight for title because his old manager didnt want any of his cut being paid to title fees. Crooked bastard :mad:
It's not a rumor, He has stated it many times already. He also mentioned in 3 or 4 interviews that I watched he was only looking at two or three more fights before he retires.Quote:
Originally Posted by Julius Rain
One might read between the lines and guess that he is looking for two or three more mega paydays. i.e. enough money to complete an investment plan/goals. If this is close to being the case, he might be closer to his plan/golas with the big PPV numbers 850K + UK PPV Number about the same.
$12 million + what ever the cut is. I thought I read he made ~20+ Million with Oscar. $11 Million + what ever the cut is of 1.25 Million buys.
You might consider the following as a "rumor" because it is quoted as hearsay and not directly from Pacquiao.
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Pacquiao itching to fight Marquez
By Ronnie Nathanielsz
JUAN Manuel Marquez’s tactic of trying to get under Manny Pacquiao’s skin may be working as the world’s no. 1 pound-for-pound king now wants to settle the score with the Mexican.
Pacquiao’s business manager Eric Pineda told Inside Sports|, Standard Today and Viva Sports that the Filipino champion wants to fight Marquez, “to erase any doubt, once and for all.”
Pineda said that in both fights against Marquez, Pacquiao suffered cramps in his legs. “They hurt, since Manny’s power comes from his legs.”
Pineda said Pacquiao doesn’t appreciate the bad-mouthing from the Mexican.
“He wants to hammer Marquez. This time, it will be shorter than the [Ricky] Hatton fight,” said Pineda of Pacman’s TKO win, which ended in 2:59 seconds of the second round. The International Boxing Organization light welterweight champion was knocked senseless with a deadly Pacquiao left hand after being dropped twice in Round 1.
But Pacquiao-Marquez fight may have to wait since the Mexican signed to fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. hours before Pacquiao’s showdown with Ricky Hatton at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in what has been criticized as a cheap attempt to try and steal the thunder from the Pacquiao-Hatton fight.
In his latest statement, quoted by Mark Vester of Boxing Scene, Marquez said his dream is to become the best. “To do that, I have to face the best. Pacquiao doesn’t want anything to do with me, so I decided to fight the best and that is Floyd Mayweather Jr.”
Golden Boy Promotions’ Oscar de la Hoya earlier claimed that no matter what people say, as far as he is concerned, Marquez beat Pacquiao in their two fights.
In their first fight, Pacquiao dropped Marquez three times in Round 1, before the Mexican counter-punched his way to salvage a draw. In the rematch, Pacquiao again dropped Marquez once in Round 3 to win a split decision and grab Marquez’s World Boxing Council super featherweight title.