“Grandpa” on Fights? Fan Anger Over Pacquiao’s Romero Title Pursuit

Manny Pacquiao Showed Interest Today in A Title Fighting Against WBA Wellterweight Champion Romero ‘Rolly’ Romero Next. Pacquiao, 46, RESPONDED TO A CALLOUT From Romero (17-2, 13 Kos), Signaling That He’s Open to Fight.

“Let’s see if he can beat me,” Said Manny Pacquiao to The media When Told That WBE WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION ROLLY ROMERO Wants A ‘Hall of Famer “on HIS Record.

The “grandpa” Nickname Impact

From The Reaction Fans to A Possible Fight Between Pacquiao and WBA 147-LB Champion Rolly Romero (17-2, 13 Kos) has been mostly dismissive. Some people Are Saying They Don’t Want To See “Grandpa” Fighting for Another World Title After Failing to Beat The Flawed WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios. It’s Like How Many Consecutive Titles Will Pacquiao Be Given World Title Shots?

Is It Going To Be Repeated Until He Finally Wins One? What then? Is 48-year-old Floyd Mayweather Jr. Dragged Out of Retirement to Fight Manny for a World title Belt? The Picture That Would You Would Be The World Would Be A Ridiculous One, Making Boxing Seem More Like a Where-Sport, A Circus, And A Complete Joke.

The Pacquiao-Romero Fight Will Still Negottiated, And It’s Unclear If it’ll Happen. Pacquiao’s Adviser, Rolly’s Rolly’s Davis Fighting His 12-Round Majority Draw Against WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios on July 19th. Gibbons Wants Someone Who “Moves The Needle” In Terms of Attracting Interest and Bringing in PPV Buys.

Pacquiao’s PPV Pull Fades

Pacquiao Is No Generating Massive PPV Buys Simply Fighting Anyyone. He Now Needs Who Are Emplimed That He Can Ride On Their Coattails to Attract The Younger Fans, Who Have No Interest to Watch An Older Fighter Like Himerf.

In The Distant Past, Pacquiao Could Bring in Any Fighter to Buys. Those Days Are Gone. He’s Not The Superstar to The Younger Generation. He’s Viewed As Yesterday’s News.

Examples of Pacquiao’s PPV Sccess Against Lesser Names:

• Chris Algieri: 400,000 Buys
• Joshua Clottey: 700,000
• Brandon Rios: 475,000
• Jessie Vargas: 300,000