[BOXING] Manny Pacquiao vs. DK Yoo

[blockman]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

It will not change anything though, Manny still our favorite boxer as he brings honor to our country, as a referee who has a clean conscience, he should have expose that early. I'm just curious, after how many years, why did he expose it now? What's his intention on doing that?

While the issue has been called for, these two boxers that are involved didn't think of it that much. But the attention that the referee did was greatly noticed by the world.
I don't also understand the motive of the referee for why telling it late. He should have said that earlier when he's still credible at that time but who knows, if he just wants to have the attention or he took it for so many years and it's a sigh to him when he's said that.

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[Mahanton]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

It will not change anything though, Manny still our favorite boxer as he brings honor to our country, as a referee who has a clean conscience, he should have expose that early. I'm just curious, after how many years, why did he expose it now? What's his intention on doing that?

While the issue has been called for, these two boxers that are involved didn't think of it that much. But the attention that the referee did was greatly noticed by the world.
I don't also understand the motive of the referee for why telling it late. He should have said that earlier when he's still credible at that time but who knows, if he just wants to have the attention or he took it for so many years and it's a sigh to him when he's said that.

This do really boggles up our mind on how the heck that 2000's boxing fight been recalled now with those issues.Even that referree is trying out to wreck Pacquiaos reputation but it is really that too late
considering that he had already retired. Wrecking up his reputation is useless, it did really sure get some attention but we us fans wont really be bothered up that much with this issue.
Its already over and trying out to say about cheating then it wont really something major that will affect on the image that he had built up for decades.
Well for some but not really that a major thing.

[BitcoinPanther]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

If we watch the fight closely,  there is no cheating on part of Manny Pacquiao, instead there are lots of dirty tactics that Hussein has used against Manny.  Hussein disqualification is actually due but the referee is too lenient and did not do it until the fight is stopped due to deep cut on the eye of Hussein.

Anything about cheating has nothing to do with Manny because he is just a boxer who is doing his best to win the fight.  With the knockdown, its been explained during that Wilder and Tyson  match that there is no 10 sec. knockdown count rule, how long the count is on the referee's discretion while assessing the boxer if he can still continue or not.  In addition as the earlier replies stated, Manny stand up even before the 10 sec expires. 

So literally, there is no cheating in the fight at all.  I don't understand what happened and Carlos Padilla had stated that they help Manny to win the fight.

[Yaunfitda]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

It will not change anything though, Manny still our favorite boxer as he brings honor to our country, as a referee who has a clean conscience, he should have expose that early. I'm just curious, after how many years, why did he expose it now? What's his intention on doing that?

While the issue has been called for, these two boxers that are involved didn't think of it that much. But the attention that the referee did was greatly noticed by the world.
I don't also understand the motive of the referee for why telling it late. He should have said that earlier when he's still credible at that time but who knows, if he just wants to have the attention or he took it for so many years and it's a sigh to him when he's said that.

Exactly, that motivates referee Padilla to just come out in the open and admit that he deliberately make Manny win his fight against Hussein?

It's kinda late though, and why wait when Manny has retired? is he  really protecting Manny that much that he was silence all this years when Manny is fighting at a pro level? Doesn't really make sense for us for Padilla's revelation. He should have bury this one already.

[btc_angela]

It's too late though for Padilla, but he could be saying the truth here. Usually we have seen this kind of biased judgement by a referee in the Casimero vs Akaho fight.

And there are fights that I have seen that the referee took more than 10 counts to a certain fighter because he has his reasons. In any case, this is history already and Manny didn't cheat in this fight. And history can't really be stop, it's Manny path to be one of the greats of boxing right now.

[LUCKMCFLY]

^ Yes, very good point, I think pro boxers getting into exhibitions match are not allowed to have their 5-10 lbs  boxing gloves because it will be fatal for their opponent as they are not pro.

And if I'm not mistaken, Manny during his prime as a pro is using Cleto made boxing gloves which is more of punching glove, meaning impact is big as Manny punch so hard. So just imagine if DK Yoo will take the full force of Manny having his Cleto, that will punishment.

A much heavier special gloves compared to the traditional ones must be worn during these kinds of fight because almost unarguable that there will be some instances that the participants will forget that they are in an exhibition fight and might hurt their foes with their might. Organizers will always make sure the safety first because exhibition fights are just pure entertainment.

And about those Cleto Reyes gloves, yes, Manny Pacquiao used to wear those kinds of gloves when he was still at the height of his career because it gives them so much comfort and some might say that it is almost like you're not wearing anything at all. In fact, many boxing legends prefer to wear Cleto Reyes gloves like Sugar Ray, Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali and the list goes on.

The truth is I didn't know that the gloves for the exhibition fights had to be heavier, simply as it is an exhibition fight I thought that since it is a practically fixed fight there would be no problem with that, but if I rescue the fact that they have to be heavier Although I don't know, but I think that no matter how carefully they put the gloves on Pacquiao, he has enough strength to be able to pick them up and land a few blows with real power. Of course this is something that should not be assumed, but do you think that an exhibition fight gets out of control and boxers take it as if it were a real fight?

We don't know what's the point of all this after 20 years, Pacquiao's legacy will forever remain intact he earned it he worked for it
Hussein in his interview admits that he is a Pacquiao and he did not blame Pacquiao for what happened the issue is on Padilla, I don't think is a loophole in Pacquiao's greatness, Hussein just needs to forgive Padilla there are politics and cheating in boxing we just have to look on the Horn - Pacquiao match, but Pacquiao takes the fight as it is without blaming anyone.

The eldest daughter of Carlos Padilla, stated that his father's statement were misunderstood, but I think it is not for her to interpret what his father has stated.  It is clear that Padilla stated that they cheated Hussein by making the count delay longer and by stopping the fight regardless of Hussein being able to continue or not. But looking at the video, I do not think there is any cheating that happened.  As stated on the earlier reply, there is no 10 seconds knockdown count rule.   The rule is 10 count knockdown and not 10 sec. count knockdown, it is up to the referee on how long he will count till 10.  The stoppage is already due, the cut of Hussein is too deep that it can result in a permanent damage if the fight continues.

Manny Pacquiao is right, they did not cheat, but they were favored.  besides the statement of Carlos Padilla of extending the count to 18 seconds is wrong. Check the video from Bitcoinpanther reply

edit:
Also check on the timer, He got knockdown on 2:22, possible the count start at 2:21 he got up around 2:13.


[1] https://youtu.be/IdSGC2PmpZU?t=149

Well that is a great clarification, for me there is nothing strange there either, certain things can become shady, but we are talking about one of the best in the world that is Pacquiao, this is something almost conspiratorial, people always want to take advantage of what that is presented, it is very easy to be able to start speaking ill of someone with very little, if that did not explode at that moment, which was when the pot should have been uncovered, now it no longer makes sense, it is a legend, that is like fighting the Maradona's hand in a World Cup when he scored the goal, if at that moment they earned that irregularity nothing can be done today.

[Baofeng]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

If we watch the fight closely,  there is no cheating on part of Manny Pacquiao, instead there are lots of dirty tactics that Hussein has used against Manny.  Hussein disqualification is actually due but the referee is too lenient and did not do it until the fight is stopped due to deep cut on the eye of Hussein.

Anything about cheating has nothing to do with Manny because he is just a boxer who is doing his best to win the fight.  With the knockdown, its been explained during that Wilder and Tyson  match that there is no 10 sec. knockdown count rule, how long the count is on the referee's discretion while assessing the boxer if he can still continue or not.  In addition as the earlier replies stated, Manny stand up even before the 10 sec expires. 

So literally, there is no cheating in the fight at all.  I don't understand what happened and Carlos Padilla had stated that they help Manny to win the fight.

Yes, there are no claims that Pacquaio did cheat on this fight, on the other hand his opponent is a dirty fighter.

And I think this is one reason why Padilla deliberately took long time to count and even deduct points on Hussein because of how dirty he is against Manny Pacquiao on that fight. So this is a punishment for him, and it just so happen that it was Manny that Hussein is fighting.

But we shouldn't recounted this old story though, this events didn't change what Manny will become in the future.

[Questat]

With regards to the alleged cheating told by referee Padilla about helping Pacquiao to win his match against Nedal Hussein. I've watched an episode of KMJS a popular magazine show here in the Philippines. He said that he didn't feel anything about cheating there and it's not on him because he's just doing his job as a boxer. Whilst for Hussein, he's got some feeling that he's been cheated and as well as Manny. He's not blaming Manny on it but the referee himself, well, both have moved on already from that issue.

If we watch the fight closely,  there is no cheating on part of Manny Pacquiao, instead there are lots of dirty tactics that Hussein has used against Manny.  Hussein disqualification is actually due but the referee is too lenient and did not do it until the fight is stopped due to deep cut on the eye of Hussein.

Anything about cheating has nothing to do with Manny because he is just a boxer who is doing his best to win the fight.  With the knockdown, its been explained during that Wilder and Tyson  match that there is no 10 sec. knockdown count rule, how long the count is on the referee's discretion while assessing the boxer if he can still continue or not.  In addition as the earlier replies stated, Manny stand up even before the 10 sec expires. 

So literally, there is no cheating in the fight at all.  I don't understand what happened and Carlos Padilla had stated that they help Manny to win the fight.

Yes, there are no claims that Pacquaio did cheat on this fight, on the other hand his opponent is a dirty fighter.

And I think this is one reason why Padilla deliberately took long time to count and even deduct points on Hussein because of how dirty he is against Manny Pacquiao on that fight. So this is a punishment for him, and it just so happen that it was Manny that Hussein is fighting.

But we shouldn't recounted this old story though, this events didn't change what Manny will become in the future.

It's not a big issue that will change on what Manny has achieved in boxing, he is still the greatest Filipino boxers and the only 8th division world champion, that alone would already erase whatever minor mistakes done in his favor in the past, Manny is still Manny and the people's champ, so he deserve huge respect.

[blockman]

This do really boggles up our mind on how the heck that 2000's boxing fight been recalled now with those issues.Even that referree is trying out to wreck Pacquiaos reputation but it is really that too late
considering that he had already retired. Wrecking up his reputation is useless, it did really sure get some attention but we us fans wont really be bothered up that much with this issue.
Its already over and trying out to say about cheating then it wont really something major that will affect on the image that he had built up for decades.
Well for some but not really that a major thing.

Maybe that's only his conscience and he just wants to speak of what happened. I can't blame him but if he's got that motive, it's too late for him to correct that one and both fighters won't feel anything with it because it's too long already.

If we watch the fight closely,  there is no cheating on part of Manny Pacquiao, instead there are lots of dirty tactics that Hussein has used against Manny.  Hussein disqualification is actually due but the referee is too lenient and did not do it until the fight is stopped due to deep cut on the eye of Hussein.

Anything about cheating has nothing to do with Manny because he is just a boxer who is doing his best to win the fight.  With the knockdown, its been explained during that Wilder and Tyson  match that there is no 10 sec. knockdown count rule, how long the count is on the referee's discretion while assessing the boxer if he can still continue or not.  In addition as the earlier replies stated, Manny stand up even before the 10 sec expires. 

So literally, there is no cheating in the fight at all.  I don't understand what happened and Carlos Padilla had stated that they help Manny to win the fight.

The cheating was said on the referee's part because he said that he has helped Manny through slow counting. And on the opponent's side, he said that there's an investigation about counting and he said that he's slow and based on his counting, it should have been 16 seconds already if I'm right and recall what I've watched correctly. Whether there will be investigations and arguments being done about that fight, it wouldn't make sense anymore.

Exactly, that motivates referee Padilla to just come out in the open and admit that he deliberately make Manny win his fight against Hussein?

It's kinda late though, and why wait when Manny has retired? is he  really protecting Manny that much that he was silence all this years when Manny is fighting at a pro level? Doesn't really make sense for us for Padilla's revelation. He should have bury this one already.

And maybe he thinks that Manny should feel indebted to him because if it's not for his help, Manny won't reach what he's got now. Well, I beg to differ.

[Shamm]

This do really boggles up our mind on how the heck that 2000's boxing fight been recalled now with those issues.Even that referree is trying out to wreck Pacquiaos reputation but it is really that too late
considering that he had already retired. Wrecking up his reputation is useless, it did really sure get some attention but we us fans wont really be bothered up that much with this issue.
Its already over and trying out to say about cheating then it wont really something major that will affect on the image that he had built up for decades.
Well for some but not really that a major thing.

Maybe that's only his conscience and he just wants to speak of what happened. I can't blame him but if he's got that motive, it's too late for him to correct that one and both fighters won't feel anything with it because it's too long already.

If we watch the fight closely,  there is no cheating on part of Manny Pacquiao, instead there are lots of dirty tactics that Hussein has used against Manny.  Hussein disqualification is actually due but the referee is too lenient and did not do it until the fight is stopped due to deep cut on the eye of Hussein.

Anything about cheating has nothing to do with Manny because he is just a boxer who is doing his best to win the fight.  With the knockdown, its been explained during that Wilder and Tyson  match that there is no 10 sec. knockdown count rule, how long the count is on the referee's discretion while assessing the boxer if he can still continue or not.  In addition as the earlier replies stated, Manny stand up even before the 10 sec expires. 

So literally, there is no cheating in the fight at all.  I don't understand what happened and Carlos Padilla had stated that they help Manny to win the fight.

The cheating was said on the referee's part because he said that he has helped Manny through slow counting. And on the opponent's side, he said that there's an investigation about counting and he said that he's slow and based on his counting, it should have been 16 seconds already if I'm right and recall what I've watched correctly. Whether there will be investigations and arguments being done about that fight, it wouldn't make sense anymore.

Exactly, that motivates referee Padilla to just come out in the open and admit that he deliberately make Manny win his fight against Hussein?

It's kinda late though, and why wait when Manny has retired? is he  really protecting Manny that much that he was silence all this years when Manny is fighting at a pro level? Doesn't really make sense for us for Padilla's revelation. He should have bury this one already.

And maybe he thinks that Manny should feel indebted to him because if it's not for his help, Manny won't reach what he's got now. Well, I beg to differ.

About this issues of manny pacmann pacquiao is already been running for investigation and both fighters involve that fight agreed each other to watch and have a good investigation of that fight because the referee it self that he helped manny pacman pacquiao and reduce the speed of his counting in order to pacman recover immediately from knockout, for me it's too late as we all know many pacman wants to retired. And what is the result of the investigation can not affect his leaving and career. He is the Legendary boxer with a record of 8 division Champion in the world which we all know that record is unbreakable even Inoue can not break that.

[Fredomago]

It's too late though for Padilla, but he could be saying the truth here. Usually we have seen this kind of biased judgement by a referee in the Casimero vs Akaho fight.

And there are fights that I have seen that the referee took more than 10 counts to a certain fighter because he has his reasons. In any case, this is history already and Manny didn't cheat in this fight. And history can't really be stop, it's Manny path to be one of the greats of boxing right now.

He was destined to be a legend, so even if the story was true, Manny already proved everything in actions. He won the 8 divisions and that is something that all his fans and all those who are engaged in this sport will remember about him. The story that being told here is just another thing that will be forgotten after some time and it will not be remove the fact that how Manny has become from this sport.

Readers and viewers will be engaged for a while, then it will be forgotten since there's nothing about that cheating incident. It wasn't Manny who made it, but the ref and it's their position to decide on how to take the fight.

[ajochems]

Manny was Philippine’s fighter who was played all type of game till his age of 40. He was the only boxer to win the title at the age of 40.Out of his 72 matches he had played.He had won of 62 matches and its mean 9/10 matches he had won.Nearly 39 of his matches he had win with KO.It means nearly 50 percentage of matches he had won win KO. It’s show he is the best player in his period of time. He had won the most of the world record in his period of time. KO is not the easy one in the gambling, people with more knowledge know the way of gambling using the KO game to win more bet from it. It was essential one for the game.

[mirakal]

It's too late though for Padilla, but he could be saying the truth here. Usually we have seen this kind of biased judgement by a referee in the Casimero vs Akaho fight.

And there are fights that I have seen that the referee took more than 10 counts to a certain fighter because he has his reasons. In any case, this is history already and Manny didn't cheat in this fight. And history can't really be stop, it's Manny path to be one of the greats of boxing right now.

He was destined to be a legend, so even if the story was true, Manny already proved everything in actions. He won the 8 divisions and that is something that all his fans and all those who are engaged in this sport will remember about him. The story that being told here is just another thing that will be forgotten after some time and it will not be remove the fact that how Manny has become from this sport.

Readers and viewers will be engaged for a while, then it will be forgotten since there's nothing about that cheating incident. It wasn't Manny who made it, but the ref and it's their position to decide on how to take the fight.

Yes, and Manny Pacquiao's reputation won't be scathed even if this said issue will be revived numerous times in the future. He long proved his skills on the ring and there's no need to execute this kind of nonsense that Manny got helped by that referee because even if that allegations are true, I'm sure that Pacquiao has no idea about it all that he got some help during that fight as it was the people behind who orchestrated that stunt and used the referee as pawn.

[Baofeng]

Manny was the legendary player of boxing world with all types of matches. But DK also the good player with some good strategy towards the game.DK was master of various martial arts and it also includes of boxing.So his game was unique with different techniques. His fight against the legendary fighter Manny had a huge audience to the game of boxing.

I'm not sure though if you have followed DK career, this is boxing not martial arts exhibitions, so in any case he will be at a disadvantage here because this is Manny's bread and butter to speak off.

Unique as in what? they will just stand in front of the ring and throw bombs, you can't used your legs here.

And obviously this is just an exhibition match so fans are going to buy this fight because of Manny Pacquiao.

[Fredomago]

It's too late though for Padilla, but he could be saying the truth here. Usually we have seen this kind of biased judgement by a referee in the Casimero vs Akaho fight.

And there are fights that I have seen that the referee took more than 10 counts to a certain fighter because he has his reasons. In any case, this is history already and Manny didn't cheat in this fight. And history can't really be stop, it's Manny path to be one of the greats of boxing right now.

He was destined to be a legend, so even if the story was true, Manny already proved everything in actions. He won the 8 divisions and that is something that all his fans and all those who are engaged in this sport will remember about him. The story that being told here is just another thing that will be forgotten after some time and it will not be remove the fact that how Manny has become from this sport.

Readers and viewers will be engaged for a while, then it will be forgotten since there's nothing about that cheating incident. It wasn't Manny who made it, but the ref and it's their position to decide on how to take the fight.

Yes, and Manny Pacquiao's reputation won't be scathed even if this said issue will be revived numerous times in the future. He long proved his skills on the ring and there's no need to execute this kind of nonsense that Manny got helped by that referee because even if that allegations are true, I'm sure that Pacquiao has no idea about it all that he got some help during that fight as it was the people behind who orchestrated that stunt and used the referee as pawn.

That's how we all see that and Manny proves everything as we witness how he dominated this sport from his prime years, allegation now will no longer affect him as he established his name, if that said controversy come out during his prime years maybe that can be taking for consideration and maybe a rematch can be done between these two fighters but it didn't.

So if they are trying to bring hypes they can negotiate and maybe an exhibition fight can be settled between if both parties will agree.

[BitDane]

Manny was the legendary player of boxing world with all types of matches. But DK also the good player with some good strategy towards the game.DK was master of various martial arts and it also includes of boxing.So his game was unique with different techniques. His fight against the legendary fighter Manny had a huge audience to the game of boxing.

I'm not sure though if you have followed DK career, this is boxing not martial arts exhibitions, so in any case he will be at a disadvantage here because this is Manny's bread and butter to speak off.

Unique as in what? they will just stand in front of the ring and throw bombs, you can't used your legs here.

And obviously this is just an exhibition match so fans are going to buy this fight because of Manny Pacquiao.

Even though DK Yoo isn't a natural boxer, Manny Pacquiao stated that he will never underestimate his opponent.  That is a good thing and the best thing to show respect to his opponent.  I believe we can see a serious Manny Pacquiao throwing heavy bombs on DK Yoo.  I think this fight is also a fight where he will assess if he is still good to come back in boxing fighting professional boxers again.  Hopefully, Manny will just let the younger generation to compete in the professional boxing fights, he has already established his legacy and had proven a legend by getting 8 division title belts.  He is already one of a kind and considered the G O A T of boxing in terms of division achievement.

[Hypnosis00]

Manny was the legendary player of boxing world with all types of matches. But DK also the good player with some good strategy towards the game.DK was master of various martial arts and it also includes of boxing.So his game was unique with different techniques. His fight against the legendary fighter Manny had a huge audience to the game of boxing.

I'm not sure though if you have followed DK career, this is boxing not martial arts exhibitions, so in any case he will be at a disadvantage here because this is Manny's bread and butter to speak off.

Unique as in what? they will just stand in front of the ring and throw bombs, you can't used your legs here.

And obviously this is just an exhibition match so fans are going to buy this fight because of Manny Pacquiao.

Even though DK Yoo isn't a natural boxer, Manny Pacquiao stated that he will never underestimate his opponent.  That is a good thing and the best thing to show respect to his opponent.  I believe we can see a serious Manny Pacquiao throwing heavy bombs on DK Yoo.  I think this fight is also a fight where he will assess if he is still good to come back in boxing fighting professional boxers again.  Hopefully, Manny will just let the younger generation to compete in the professional boxing fights, he has already established his legacy and had proven a legend by getting 8 division title belts.  He is already one of a kind and considered the G O A T of boxing in terms of division achievement.

That's great, he is still a humble fighter despite fighting an opponent that is not a professional boxer. That's what I like with Manny, he does not trash-talk and even have respect on his opponent in the ring, just like the Margarito fight, he always look at the ref and hoping that the fight will be stop for the good of Margarito.

[blockman]

About this issues of manny pacmann pacquiao is already been running for investigation and both fighters involve that fight agreed each other to watch and have a good investigation of that fight because the referee it self that he helped manny pacman pacquiao and reduce the speed of his counting in order to pacman recover immediately from knockout, for me it's too late as we all know many pacman wants to retired. And what is the result of the investigation can not affect his leaving and career. He is the Legendary boxer with a record of 8 division Champion in the world which we all know that record is unbreakable even Inoue can not break that.

They've already watched and reviewed it and they've got their respective opinions but at the end of it, they both agreed that there's no need to say much and they'll just leave it to the WBO to conduct their own investigation as they're both settled with their lives.
It became sort of a big thing when it popped as a big news but it's not that at all because it's the past. The referee has said it already and the two boxers involved don't have anything against each other and both are in good terms.

[btc_angela]

It's too late though for Padilla, but he could be saying the truth here. Usually we have seen this kind of biased judgement by a referee in the Casimero vs Akaho fight.

And there are fights that I have seen that the referee took more than 10 counts to a certain fighter because he has his reasons. In any case, this is history already and Manny didn't cheat in this fight. And history can't really be stop, it's Manny path to be one of the greats of boxing right now.

He was destined to be a legend, so even if the story was true, Manny already proved everything in actions. He won the 8 divisions and that is something that all his fans and all those who are engaged in this sport will remember about him. The story that being told here is just another thing that will be forgotten after some time and it will not be remove the fact that how Manny has become from this sport.

Readers and viewers will be engaged for a while, then it will be forgotten since there's nothing about that cheating incident. It wasn't Manny who made it, but the ref and it's their position to decide on how to take the fight.

Yes, I do agree mate, I think it's destiny for Manny to be one of the greats and legend in boxing, the story could be true but as I have said, it's too later for Padilla to share his story as if somewhat that he has a hand here to change what the future for Manny is.

On the other hand, it just shows Manny's greatness with that great win despite what Padilla is claiming. This is not the first dirty boxer that Manny fought throughout his career, but he did survived and the rest is history.

[Kemarit]

Manny was the legendary player of boxing world with all types of matches. But DK also the good player with some good strategy towards the game.DK was master of various martial arts and it also includes of boxing.So his game was unique with different techniques. His fight against the legendary fighter Manny had a huge audience to the game of boxing.

I'm not sure though if you have followed DK career, this is boxing not martial arts exhibitions, so in any case he will be at a disadvantage here because this is Manny's bread and butter to speak off.

Unique as in what? they will just stand in front of the ring and throw bombs, you can't used your legs here.

And obviously this is just an exhibition match so fans are going to buy this fight because of Manny Pacquiao.

Even though DK Yoo isn't a natural boxer, Manny Pacquiao stated that he will never underestimate his opponent.  That is a good thing and the best thing to show respect to his opponent.  I believe we can see a serious Manny Pacquiao throwing heavy bombs on DK Yoo.  I think this fight is also a fight where he will assess if he is still good to come back in boxing fighting professional boxers again.  Hopefully, Manny will just let the younger generation to compete in the professional boxing fights, he has already established his legacy and had proven a legend by getting 8 division title belts.  He is already one of a kind and considered the G O A T of boxing in terms of division achievement.

Of course, Manny wouldn't reach his status if he are underestimating his opponent. Nevertheless this is a exhibition fight so for sure he will hold some power on his left and not knocking out DK Yoo because Manny still has what we call a 'deadly' weapon with his straight left hand.

So I'm looking at probably Manny just enjoying and having fun in this fight.

He is obviously in South Korea with his wife Jinky as per their social media.