Pacquiao is really a special kind of boxer, and we don't know if we will see this kind of breed in the next 50 years or so. And I doubt that Casimero will be as half as what Pacquiao accomplished. So this is just a test for Casimero, if he wins in impressive or not so impressive fashion, it doesn't matter to Inoue though. Inoue has set his path to go up in Featherweight as reported after this fight.
You know what makes Pacquiao a legend? It’s his humility. He’s a beast in the ring, but he’s a humble person. He doesn’t need to show off or do anything to attract the attention of fans because he’s already loved by them. I even think Pacman is the greatest boxer in the world. Compared to Casimero, there’s a huge disparity in success. Casimero’s career is already declining, while Pacman, although retired, could easily make millions if he did an exhibition fight. The closest to Pacman now is Inoue, but I doubt he’ll ever reach Pacman’s level because Inoue isn’t as aggressive in moving up in weight classes like Pacman was.
