Comments Thread For: Hearn: Saudi Arabia Wants Manny Pacquiao vs. Mikey Garcia

[Nightfall]

Why not. They both be crazy to turn down the type of money that those oil rich countries possess.🥊

[Mister Wolf]

Well I guess Porter or Danny fighting Pac is off the table.

[steeve steel]

As if the Sheiks knew who Garcia is! lol

[Jab jab boom]

Yeah, I'm sure Saudia Arabia told Hearn, we want pac against that guy who got straight washed in his last fight 12 rounds to 0. Hearn telling half truths as usual.

[MC Hammer]

Hearn lying to entice Mikey to stay after his 1 fight deal and to get Pac after his PBC contract. And if he telling the Truth Haymon xan just backdoor and promise the guys promoter money too, not just that employee check from Hearn

[Boxfan83]

As if the Sheiks knew who Garcia is! lol

Maybe not but everyone knows Mexicans come to fight

[Corelone]

Maybe not but everyone knows Mexicans come to fight

They said, get us another short, fat, Mexican. They can fight if they can get close. Real money makers. I can name 10 other Mexicans, that come to mind, off the top of my head, before welter Mikey comes up.

[Oregonian]

I would actually love to see that.

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I am sure you loved the Brandon Rios fight too.
And the Broner fight too, yes?
Both guys were coming off losses when Manny fought them and now he does the same shiít!

[Oregonian]

Good fight. Garcia is nice fight for Manny. Top guy. But he better not look past Vargas.

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Brandon Rios was also a good fight for PAC and do was Broner, right?
Like Garcia, they were both coming off losses

That’s what Manny does. Fighting guys that are coming off losses (Oscar, Clottey, Mathysse) and now this joke.

[rolshans]

Hearn lying to entice Mikey to stay after his 1 fight deal and to get Pac after his PBC contract. And if he telling the Truth Haymon xan just backdoor and promise the guys promoter money too, not just that employee check from Hearn

Based on sources, DAZN and Matchroom have option to match the highest bidder for Mikey Garcia's next fight to retain his services.