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Topic: [BOXING] Manny Pacquiao vs. DK Yoo - page 29. (Read 8019 times)

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October 25, 2022, 05:35:57 AM
#94
I wish Manny to stand in the ring again as Title Holder and will defend His title once again and not this kind of bout that only about exhibition and for benefits of need, I don;t mean tha the must not help others but  he is still young to fight for title.

and also this will bring DK Yoo into mainstream as he will be backed by the popularity of manny.

It won't gonna happen again because the guy had already reached his limit to fight a real boxer in the ring and I'm sure Manny already felt some lack of strength and speed due to his old age. He only can afford to fight the like of DK Yoo right now and maintain his popularity with these exhibition matches. It's not that bad because I'm sure in the future, if he won't take this fight right now, he will be ask to fight in the future.

As far as I know DK Yoo is already a popular figure in South Korean as evident of him being a youtube influencer and that is the main reason why Manny chooses him in the first place. So both of them will benefit in this fight, as the saying goes, it takes two to tango.

As for the belt, obviously, there is no title on the line, everything is for pure fun and entertainment. Manny is the pro boxer here and could win in this fight.
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October 25, 2022, 04:44:36 AM
#93
I wish Manny to stand in the ring again as Title Holder and will defend His title once again and not this kind of bout that only about exhibition and for benefits of need, I don;t mean tha the must not help others but  he is still young to fight for title.

and also this will bring DK Yoo into mainstream as he will be backed by the popularity of manny.

It won't gonna happen again because the guy had already reached his limit to fight a real boxer in the ring and I'm sure Manny already felt some lack of strength and speed due to his old age. He only can afford to fight the like of DK Yoo right now and maintain his popularity with these exhibition matches. It's not that bad because I'm sure in the future, if he won't take this fight right now, he will be ask to fight in the future.
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October 25, 2022, 04:18:46 AM
#92

Manny is a great man and no doubt we all miss him so much, I've reserving all excitement energy for December when the real fight comes. Manny has always been the man of the people and has always show great courage while fighting and tho his due for retirement, he still takes up challenges even from a YouTuber.

One great thing about him is the philanthropic nature of Manny as he has always been about his feelow countryman and the world at large and I always pray victory for him.
We love you manny and we still anticipate December match.
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October 25, 2022, 03:01:36 AM
#91
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

Analytics are people too and they want to eat. That is why they generate analysis on everything, just to get paid Cheesy But it makes me smile also, when people make discussions with serious faces, why a professional boxer or one of the best boxers on the planet is going to have a win over a guy that is only cool in from of the camera. I always laugh when people take those "internet warriors" seriously and present staged videos as a proof of their kick-ass super powers Cheesy
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October 25, 2022, 12:57:32 AM
#90
I wish Manny to stand in the ring again as Title Holder and will defend His title once again and not this kind of bout that only about exhibition and for benefits of need, I don;t mean tha the must not help others but  he is still young to fight for title.

and also this will bring DK Yoo into mainstream as he will be backed by the popularity of manny.

Well, I also wish what you said is easier said than done. Manny is 43 which is the most suitable age for a boxer to retire. Once you hit 40, that's the perfect time to think about retirement. Plus, Manny took a huge punishments out of his career as he fought 72 professional fights in a span of 26 years of his professional boxing career.
Now, asking Manny to fight once again "professionally" is a bit of a selfish thing to say. We've seen enough, we've been entertained for years, now is the time for him to enjoy his hard work and discipline.
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October 25, 2022, 12:27:02 AM
#89
The fight looks uninteresting but for the korean fans, I think it will be a full venue.
agree, this is to get more money from Korean fans. I think the interesting fight after the Korean exhibition is when Manny fight to Jaber Zayani in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Because Jaber Zayani is his partner spar in past, this fight is much interesting to show his performance to continue in a real fight with Floy Mayweather Jr and Juan Mannuel Marquez.
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October 24, 2022, 10:15:39 PM
#88
I wish Manny to stand in the ring again as Title Holder and will defend His title once again and not this kind of bout that only about exhibition and for benefits of need, I don;t mean tha the must not help others but  he is still young to fight for title.

and also this will bring DK Yoo into mainstream as he will be backed by the popularity of manny.
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October 24, 2022, 08:58:02 PM
#87
even if Manny were to lose this fight would it affect its legacy? No,

As long as there's a charity involved, his legacy won't be ruined by doing exhibition matches.

But in my own assumption, I believed that the charity purpose is just a show-off although they will really lend help to their chosen charity. The match was organized not because of charity but because they just want to put up a show for profit, of course. The charity purpose is just the secondary goal.

because we know that he is past his best days and there is nothing else for him to prove, even his losses while he was still a professional boxer will not affect his legacy,

Manny Pacquaio can still fight, and DK Yoo is not even a hard boxer.

Is it ok for you to see Pacquiao losing against that celebrity? That will totally ruin his legacy believed me. Smiley
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October 24, 2022, 08:15:07 PM
#86
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

It's 100% obvious that this is all about entertainment and both camps are surely talking with each other about how they will behave in the ring. Not reading the whole terms yet but this fight won't even have a declared winner at the end, or anyone can correct me on that. Regardless, the winner of this match is not that important.

As long as they fulfill their promise that part of their profit on this exhibition match will be for charity purposes, then it's good. That might be just the big reason for people to support and pay for tickets to this fight.


Exactly. I doubt both parties would take the match too seriously. It's an exhibition match, why should there be any analysis at all? Of course it might matter on the entertainment that these two fighters can bring, but in the gambling aspect of things, it shouldn't matter because the results will obviously be skewed one way or another.

I'd love to bet on this event but meh, too risky even though we know who the winner would be.
Exhibition matches have always been almost impossible to predict because there is nothing at risk, even if Manny were to lose this fight would it affect its legacy? No, because we know that he is past his best days and there is nothing else for him to prove, even his losses while he was still a professional boxer will not affect his legacy, and as such with nothing at stake the fight is not only not as interesting as it could be but very difficult to predict as Manny could look awful above the ring and no one will care.
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October 24, 2022, 06:54:43 PM
#85
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

It's 100% obvious that this is all about entertainment and both camps are surely talking with each other about how they will behave in the ring. Not reading the whole terms yet but this fight won't even have a declared winner at the end, or anyone can correct me on that. Regardless, the winner of this match is not that important.

As long as they fulfill their promise that part of their profit on this exhibition match will be for charity purposes, then it's good. That might be just the big reason for people to support and pay for tickets to this fight.


Exactly. I doubt both parties would take the match too seriously. It's an exhibition match, why should there be any analysis at all? Of course it might matter on the entertainment that these two fighters can bring, but in the gambling aspect of things, it shouldn't matter because the results will obviously be skewed one way or another.

I'd love to bet on this event but meh, too risky even though we know who the winner would be.
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October 24, 2022, 06:53:05 PM
#84
It is also one way of expressing their belief and trust in their chosen boxer and giving reasons why they chose this boxer.

But DK Yoo is not a boxer purely by his profession that's why people should not even go to the point of why they chose him over him or vice-versa.

Maybe just enjoy the show as they claimed their earnings will be used for helping people.

Anyways, there's no gambling involved here as bookies won't list this match that's why maybe it's not fit for gambling-related discussions.
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October 24, 2022, 06:43:44 PM
#83
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

It's 100% obvious that this is all about entertainment and both camps are surely talking with each other about how they will behave in the ring. Not reading the whole terms yet but this fight won't even have a declared winner at the end, or anyone can correct me on that. Regardless, the winner of this match is not that important.

As long as they fulfill their promise that part of their profit on this exhibition match will be for charity purposes, then it's good. That might be just the big reason for people to support and pay for tickets to this fight.
When it comes to the word "exhibition" then it do always tied up with entertainment purposes.Most of the time bookies wont really be giving out or offer odds for these particular fights since its been obvious

on whose gonna win or who do have the upperhand.This is for pure entertainment and good thing that boxers/fighters itself do really donate up their winnings on charities or simply doing charitable actions or works.

We know on how popular Pacquiao is but the opponent is somewhat not that known(for me) but since its been tied up with MP then expect that he would really be boosted
up if he's a youtuber as everybody been saying.

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October 24, 2022, 06:31:36 PM
#82
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

Lol, it can't be helped.  Fans and viewers always wanted to compare and see which one has an edge.  It is also one way of expressing their belief and trust in their chosen boxer and giving reasons why they chose this boxer.

It's 100% obvious that this is all about entertainment and both camps are surely talking with each other about how they will behave in the ring. Not reading the whole terms yet but this fight won't even have a declared winner at the end, or anyone can correct me on that. Regardless, the winner of this match is not that important.

True it might be not important but I believe they will announce one for the fans' sake Grin

As long as they fulfill their promise that part of their profit on this exhibition match will be for charity purposes, then it's good. That might be just the big reason for people to support and pay for tickets to this fight.

I highly agree, the charity part is the best thing in this match.
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October 24, 2022, 05:42:36 PM
#81
Can't believe there are analysis involved in this match lol. Seriously?

It's 100% obvious that this is all about entertainment and both camps are surely talking with each other about how they will behave in the ring. Not reading the whole terms yet but this fight won't even have a declared winner at the end, or anyone can correct me on that. Regardless, the winner of this match is not that important.

As long as they fulfill their promise that part of their profit on this exhibition match will be for charity purposes, then it's good. That might be just the big reason for people to support and pay for tickets to this fight.
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October 24, 2022, 03:11:39 PM
#80
I am surprised no one is talking about this here yet, I guess it's probably because no one really knows who DK Yoo is(even I don't know who he is).

Same as you, I don't even know who that DK Yoo is or what is his preferred sport. What I only know is this is just an exhibition fight that will be hold in the boxing ring. Also, I really don't find this match interesting at all because Manny Pacquiao's foe is not that known, it's just like Mayweather's opponents. But I will watch this fight because it's been a while since the last time I saw Pacquiao step foot on the ring to fight, hopefully, Pacquiao will fight someone veteran that is near his caliber. Hopefully!

For us, he is not popular, but since the fight will be held in DK Yoo's home country of South Korea then expect that it will be a sell out crowd locally for them. Not sure if this is going to be stream around the world as most of Manny's fight. But if it is, then there could be some fans that are willing to watch this fight because they missed Manny inside the ring and this is the second opportunity for us to see him once again, although this is just a exhibition fight. So good choice of opponent for Manny and good place to start his career in the exhibition world.
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October 24, 2022, 09:30:30 AM
#79
I am surprised no one is talking about this here yet, I guess it's probably because no one really knows who DK Yoo is(even I don't know who he is).

Same as you, I don't even know who that DK Yoo is or what is his preferred sport. What I only know is this is just an exhibition fight that will be hold in the boxing ring. Also, I really don't find this match interesting at all because Manny Pacquiao's foe is not that known, it's just like Mayweather's opponents. But I will watch this fight because it's been a while since the last time I saw Pacquiao step foot on the ring to fight, hopefully, Pacquiao will fight someone veteran that is near his caliber. Hopefully!
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October 23, 2022, 09:31:50 AM
#78
As long as there are fans that are willing to pay this exhibition match, it will continue. The Paul Brothers and Floyd Mayweather are making huge money. Even those former boxers and MMA fighters as well.

That's true, only the fans can stop this madness because without the fans they will not make money. It's robbing the real boxing fight because the revenue might be split or it won't be able to maximize the profit of the professional fights, but it's not the fault of the promoters of exhibition fights because boxing whether it's professional or exhibition still belongs to entertainment.

The success of this kind of events always rely with how the fans support the fight, though most of the time promoters knowledge in attracting the social media fans makes it more successful, the noise around the public setup and the fighters that they will introduce always reflects to how the fans will engaged and buy the tickets,

I'm sure that the logic behind is to keep making money and both the fighters and promoters will keep finding ways to make sure that in every event that they will introduce, the fans' interactions will be there to sell the tickets and views.

Promoters are really smart, they rarely made mistakes because this is their expertise and they have people to sell the fight. This particular fight is not hard to sell, we have Manny Pacquiao, a legend, so whoever his opponent is, it doesn't matter because people will only come to watch Manny win by punishing his opponent.

In the case of Yoo if I'm not mistaken, he is a popular Korean YouTube personalities a founder of Warfare Combat System Method a good additional channel to sell this fight, and you mentioned its Manny Pacquiao with a high graded audiences that will surely be supported by his fans all over the world, Promoters will not have a hard time selling Manny's popularity, with that good combination of target audience the ticket sell can easily be achieved.
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October 23, 2022, 09:02:14 AM
#77
As long as there are fans that are willing to pay this exhibition match, it will continue. The Paul Brothers and Floyd Mayweather are making huge money. Even those former boxers and MMA fighters as well.

That's true, only the fans can stop this madness because without the fans they will not make money. It's robbing the real boxing fight because the revenue might be split or it won't be able to maximize the profit of the professional fights, but it's not the fault of the promoters of exhibition fights because boxing whether it's professional or exhibition still belongs to entertainment.

The success of this kind of events always rely with how the fans support the fight, though most of the time promoters knowledge in attracting the social media fans makes it more successful, the noise around the public setup and the fighters that they will introduce always reflects to how the fans will engaged and buy the tickets,

I'm sure that the logic behind is to keep making money and both the fighters and promoters will keep finding ways to make sure that in every event that they will introduce, the fans' interactions will be there to sell the tickets and views.

Promoters are really smart, they rarely made mistakes because this is their expertise and they have people to sell the fight. This particular fight is not hard to sell, we have Manny Pacquiao, a legend, so whoever his opponent is, it doesn't matter because people will only come to watch Manny win by punishing his opponent.
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October 23, 2022, 05:46:53 AM
#76
A lot of people.would probably be watching this just to see Pacman go in the ring again though of coursw with less intensity. Most probably, the stadium would not be filled by hardcore fans of boxings but jusr of enthusiasts. Pacman still has the power punches and speed at his disposal, but DK Yoo is still a formidable opponent that also has a lot power packing in his every punch.

I think Manny is still good for a few years of exhibition matches that can still be exciting for the public to watch until it is exciting no more.
For his solid fans and supporters then they would be definitely be liking to see that their idol would really be fighting again up on a boxing ring.Although they are pretty aware on how exhibition fight works.

They cant really expect something on seeing a real fight which is understandable but overall it wont really be that something interesting for you to look upon considering
he's fighting a non boxer or simply a youtuber, he might be having some experiences on some fighting sports but wont be enough on giving a scratch on pacquiao.

One thing is commendable is that earnings of this exhibition would really be put up on charity works which is really good.
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October 22, 2022, 10:44:44 PM
#75
As long as there are fans that are willing to pay this exhibition match, it will continue. The Paul Brothers and Floyd Mayweather are making huge money. Even those former boxers and MMA fighters as well.

That's true, only the fans can stop this madness because without the fans they will not make money. It's robbing the real boxing fight because the revenue might be split or it won't be able to maximize the profit of the professional fights, but it's not the fault of the promoters of exhibition fights because boxing whether it's professional or exhibition still belongs to entertainment.

The success of this kind of events always rely with how the fans support the fight, though most of the time promoters knowledge in attracting the social media fans makes it more successful, the noise around the public setup and the fighters that they will introduce always reflects to how the fans will engaged and buy the tickets,

I'm sure that the logic behind is to keep making money and both the fighters and promoters will keep finding ways to make sure that in every event that they will introduce, the fans' interactions will be there to sell the tickets and views.
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