When that old version of Pacquiao fought Ugas, look what happened to him. Additionally, Errol Spence just brutally attacked and mauled Ugas into submission. Thurman should study the weaknesses of Spence in order to take advantage of them. The defense of Spence is questionable because he has been hit numerous times in his past fights. But the champion Spence is certainly at a higher level of the Pacquiao who fought Thurman.
Pacman was having a problem with his leg on that time, that's why he easily lose, also, Pacman does not have enough time to study the technique of Ugas, so we can't blame him he lose. Maybe if he could have waited for Spence, we might see a close fight, maybe Pacman could even beat Spence.
Aside from that, Manny Pacquiao was already busy that time as if I remember it correctly, August was already a campaigning period especially for Pacquiao as he's also campaigning towards the presidential seat and maybe that's the reason why he came unprepared because he was having a hard time dividing his hours. Anyway, a loss is already a loss. The important thing now is an old rival of Pacquiao is now rising from the bottom and is now preparing for his fight with Spence, I hope his much prepared this time because this is chance to lift his name and open doors of opportunity..
Nothing to explain about that lost, Pacquiao and all his fans already move on and now we are talking about Thurman who one's trash talked
Pacquiao and now it's his time to come back and showcase his talent against Spence.
We are all waiting if how both of them will prepare for this fight and how they will entertain the fans and all those who will watch and support them.
There are always opinions about the outcome, but all will be concluded once they both fighting inside the ring.
Well, one of Pacquiao's mistakes was that, to focus on politics, it is something that I did not conceive of, but of course each person has a way of seeing life and the things they long for, at least he evidenced it and participated, in Part of him tried to achieve his dream but he could not materialize it, personally I think that on that side I understand him, he fought to get what he wants and that has his recognition, unfortunately that affected him so that he could not continue concentrating 100%, but one A legend like Pacquiao shouldn't speak ill of anyone, he's already a well-known person and it's not worth doing that.
We can't really blame the man, Manny Pacquiao, because running for a government seat and focusing on politics is his own way to give back to his people and help them in all sorts as that's what he wanted right from the beginning and if you're from Philippines, it's now to the people already that Pacquiao has been helping the needy and his motive is good. It's just that running towards a higher seat demands enough knowledge and lots of other things apart from helping the people alone, and that's why he lost the campaign.
Anyway, back to the fight. I'm really hoping that Thurman is packing a surprise this time because his name has been hyped since he got a victory lap over Barrios last time after having a long inactivity. I guess this will be his last chance though.
If it is true, it is a unique opportunity that he has, I do not know how he is taking it mentally, perhaps he has made it one of the great priorities of his life because he knows that in this fight he cannot make mistakes and that he is practically putting his future in suspense, that is, if he manages to win (and I think it is going against all odds) it would be something great for his career, because doors open for him, his reputation increases and obviously the fights that come his way will be of a high level and with a large reward in the event that it continues to give good results.
For some this fight is not that relevant because they know that Spence is one of the most monsters in boxing, but nothing is written, anything can happen.
Others make their own speculations:
Jaron Ennis Believes That Errol Spence Is Likely To Stop Keith Thurman
As an up-and-coming welterweight prospect, Errol Spence Jr. pleaded with Keith Thurman to take him on. But, despite his persistent poking and prodding, the former unified champion openly ignored Spence. Even as the powerful southpaw captured his first world title, Thurman showed little to no interest in facing him.
In kind, Spence has grown to loathe the now 34-year-old, even going as far as to say that he would never swap fists with Thurman in the ring. Fast forward just a few years later, however, and it appears that money talks.
With Spence and Thurman seemingly on a 154-pound collision course, several, including Jaron Ennis, is flummoxed as to why their showdown is taking place in the junior middleweight division.
Source:
https://www.boxingscene.com/jaron-ennis-believes-errol-spence-likely-stop-keith-thurman--172398
