
Ismael Salas: Ugas Is Better When He Fights Southpaws Than Right-Handed Opponents
LAS VEGAS – Switching opponents so close to a fight could’ve been tougher for Manny Pacquiao. The Filipino legend explained during a press conference Wednesday that the change from facing a southpaw to a right-handed opponent was easier to handle than it would’ve been if he went from fighting an orthodox opponent to a left-handed boxer. Pacquiao, a southpaw himself, got in three days of sparring against right-handed boxers before he left the Los Angeles area Monday for Las Vegas.








