Pacquiao Open to Mayweather Rematch After Barrios Draw

Manny Pacquiao Says He’s Still Open Fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr. Next Despite Being Held to a 12-Round Draw in His Title Challenge Against WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios Last Saturday Night. Mayweather Turns 49 in February.

Pacquiao (62-8-3, 39 Kos) Failed to the Bargaining Chip That He Needed to Bring Mayweather Out of His Eight-Year Retirement. If Manny Had Won That Fight, There’s An Excellent Chance That Mayweather Would Have Returned to The Sport For The Opportunity to Pick Up The WBC 147-LB Belt.

Fan Reaction: Rematch Backlash

Fans On Social Media Are Against The Idea of Pacquiao and Mayweather Fighting A Rematch. The Time For Them To Have a SECOND TIME WOULDEN 2015 and 2017. Now, it should be a Pathetic Money Grab Old Guys to Take Advantage Back to the Popular That, Younger Fighters Routinely Receive. It’s not as IF Floyd and Pacquiao even in Need of Money. Both Huge Huge Fortunes. They Don’t Need a Second Fight.

“IF He comes out, then Go Sign The Contract and We’ll Fight. Let’s Fight Again, If He Wants. I Have No Problem With, “Said Manny Pacquiao The Post-Fight Press Conference Saturday, Sending Message to Floyd Mayweather Jr. That’s Hees Comes Out of Retirement, He’s Ready to Fight Him.”

It should be a Joke Ifweather Came Out of Retirement to Fight Pacquiao. What is Likely Holding Floyd Back Is His Not Wanting To Risk His Unbeaten. He retired at 50-0, and he won’t want to record Mire His.

Towards The End of Mayweather’s Career, He was cherry-picking Opponents to Avoid Losing. He could have had fought guys like a Young Errol Spence and Keith Thurman. Instead of Doing That, Floyd Padded His Record For Him To Break Rocky Marciano’s 49-0 Record.

Pacquiao Is Going To Keep Fighting For A Little While Longer. It’s Likely Hearly Hearing Fighting For Only As He Can Avoid Losses.