By Robert Morales - Hall of Fame fighter Carlos Palomino once was introduced to Manny Pacquiao at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, where Pacquiao trains under the guidance of Freddie Roach.
"I like Manny," Palomino said Wednesday to BoxingScene.com. "I met him when he first got here at the Wild Card. Nice kid, very respectful. But you have to look at things and be realistic."
To Palomino, it is not realistic for Pacquiao to walk away from so much money just because he doesn't want to adhere to Floyd Mayweather's request for Olympic-style drug testing that involves not only urine, but blood samples.
"I understand why they are asking questions, and they should," Palomino said of Team Mayweather, which Tuesday declared the fight with Pacquiao - tentatively slated for March 13 - would not take place unless Pacquiao agrees to the testing. "If this guy has nothing to hide, why not do it? You are going to give up 30 to 40 million dollars because you don't want to test? I think there is a problem there." [Click Here To Read More]
"I like Manny," Palomino said Wednesday to BoxingScene.com. "I met him when he first got here at the Wild Card. Nice kid, very respectful. But you have to look at things and be realistic."
To Palomino, it is not realistic for Pacquiao to walk away from so much money just because he doesn't want to adhere to Floyd Mayweather's request for Olympic-style drug testing that involves not only urine, but blood samples.
"I understand why they are asking questions, and they should," Palomino said of Team Mayweather, which Tuesday declared the fight with Pacquiao - tentatively slated for March 13 - would not take place unless Pacquiao agrees to the testing. "If this guy has nothing to hide, why not do it? You are going to give up 30 to 40 million dollars because you don't want to test? I think there is a problem there." [Click Here To Read More]
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