Will Pacquiao's son be able to follow his footstep in boxing? I think he is serious because he is now training with Canelo who is the top pound for pound king, Manny's son does not have to break the achievement of his father but winning a championship would already bring honor to his country.
I'm not underestimating the kid, but I guess he's not going to get closer to his father's achievements.
Manny has dedicated his blood and sweat for his passion who started at a very young age. Trained his body with all sorts of hard work. I guess there's a huge difference between dedication and passion over hobbies or a temporary interest.
I've seen him fight once, and he's not actually a bad fighter but what he needs to find is the purpose why he box.
On the other hand, Canelo could teach him a lot of lessons that Manny didn't taught him.
No offense or whatsoever, but I agree that the kid's future in this sport might not be the same as how his father established and achieved his career. All this dedication that puts Pacquiao to be the one of those few boxing legendary who bring pride not only to his country but a hero in every boxing enthusiast.
Though he might gain lots of skills from Canelo that he can use, just wondering does his mommy Jinky will allow to risk his life?
they already have everything in terms of financial aspects, so why risk his health?
If they don't allow him to risk his life in boxing, then they should not let him train. What's the purpose of doing it, he has to fly to the US to train with Canelo Alvarez and then they are just doing it for nothing? That doesn't make sense to me, actually, it's not just all about money, it's the passion an the low in sports as there are boxers that had a great financial life already but still took the risk of proving themselves to achieve their passion.
One example is Muhammad Ali's daughter Laila Amaria Ali, her father is a legend, the greatest boxer in the world and yet she still enter boxing to make a name for herself.