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Manny Pacquiao's only legitimate loss ,in his prime, is against the great Mexican legend Erik Morales.
Pacquiao's fist loss was against Rustico Torrecampo. But its was because he wasn't able to make weight. And Pacquiao had to wear heavier gloves.
Pacquiao's second loss was against a Thailand boxer named Sangurat. Pacquiao stepped inside the ring severely dehydrated. A Filipino doctor once commented, Pacquiao fought inside the ring when he should have been admitted in the hospital.
Pacquiao's third loss was against the great Mexican legend Erik Morales. This is the only legitimate loss of Pacquiao's legendary career. Erik Morales fought Pacquiao toe to toe, speed for speed, power for power.
Pacquiao's fourth loss was against the Peds-loaded Juan Manuel Marquez. Nevertheless, Pacquiao was winning on all of the judges score cards. Until Marquez landed that lucky punch.
Pacquiao's fifth loss was against the prime and undefeated Tim Bradley. This fight was a robbery, the whole world knows that Pcquiao won the fight except for the three blind mice judges.
Pacquiao's sixth loss was against the American legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. Floyd fought a one-armed Pacquiao who had to undergo surgery after the fight . Pacquiao had a torn
rotator cuff that he suffered during the training.
Pacquiao's seventh loss was against the Australian boxer named Jeff Horn. Pacquiao clearly won that fight. It was a hometown decision from the judges who were afraid to disappoint the 52,000 plus Australian who were in attendance.
When everything has been said and done, Manny Pacquiao is the greatest boxer of all time, bar none!
Pacquiao's fist loss was against Rustico Torrecampo. But its was because he wasn't able to make weight. And Pacquiao had to wear heavier gloves.
Pacquiao's second loss was against a Thailand boxer named Sangurat. Pacquiao stepped inside the ring severely dehydrated. A Filipino doctor once commented, Pacquiao fought inside the ring when he should have been admitted in the hospital.
Pacquiao's third loss was against the great Mexican legend Erik Morales. This is the only legitimate loss of Pacquiao's legendary career. Erik Morales fought Pacquiao toe to toe, speed for speed, power for power.
Pacquiao's fourth loss was against the Peds-loaded Juan Manuel Marquez. Nevertheless, Pacquiao was winning on all of the judges score cards. Until Marquez landed that lucky punch.
Pacquiao's fifth loss was against the prime and undefeated Tim Bradley. This fight was a robbery, the whole world knows that Pcquiao won the fight except for the three blind mice judges.
Pacquiao's sixth loss was against the American legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. Floyd fought a one-armed Pacquiao who had to undergo surgery after the fight . Pacquiao had a torn
rotator cuff that he suffered during the training.
Pacquiao's seventh loss was against the Australian boxer named Jeff Horn. Pacquiao clearly won that fight. It was a hometown decision from the judges who were afraid to disappoint the 52,000 plus Australian who were in attendance.
When everything has been said and done, Manny Pacquiao is the greatest boxer of all time, bar none!
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