With the losses that he's made, that also made him realize that he's aged although he can still really box well. But age does really play a factor for athletes like in boxing.
That's right! But if only Manny Pacquiao wasn't that busy enough in his last fight then I seriously bet that the outcome of the fight would be much different and Yordenis Ugas would be the one who got defeated. Pacquiao was too busy that time he is also a senator while he is also preparing to run for presidency and then he got a fight.
I'll take your word for it too, at that time Pacquiao didn't have much time to prepare to fight him, UGAS is a boxer who takes advantage of opportunities, I'm sure that if PACQUIAO had had the opportunity to do a very intense training without thinking about political or something like that, the result would have been different, maybe some people who don't like Paquiao's style don't see that, but Pacquiao is a man who has a lot of technique, despite the defeat with Ugas I don't see it as relevant, yes It affects, because in part it tarnishes his reputation a little, but seeing it from the point of view that he is very legendary, that victory of eUGAS does not mean anything.
That was a match that was perfect timing for Ugas.
Pacquiao was doing a lot of things on that time and can't focus a lot to the sudden change that the match that he has went for.
I also think that the ending will be different if Pacquiao wasn't doing other things related to politics.
It was expected to him that no changes will happen but it had been different after all.
It is that Pacquiao should never have accepted that fight that seemed so bad to me, where the Pacquiao that we are used to seeing was not seen, for now Pacquiao is dedicating himself to exhibition fights, I think that Pacquiao for that moment accepted that He fights because he was sure he was going to do well in politics and that is why he put aside the sport that has always fed him, and he was going to join an area where everything is something more dirty and criminal (that's how I see politics) And for me, if he had at least trained with more time, he would have beaten UGAS, but from that moment it was the decline of the boxer, not even with Mayweather, but with UGAS.
I hope he quick recovery back and goes to the exhibition fight as the planing. I heard Tyson Fury was also interested to meet him but the problem is the age between them is too far. if happens, seems like an unfair fight, and Mike possibly lost in 1st round. Many observers say he doesn't need to continue fighting and is better to continue to explore as a Hollywood actor.
It's better that he'll just focus on regaining his health rather than thinking of that exhibition match that he can just pass on to other interesting fights.
He just can pass on it and don't have to think of it anymore because that will affect his mental health and could also affect his recovery period. No need to think of anything else aside from healing at the moment. He's now in his golden age and even though he might say that he's still good and can have a fight after recovering, it's better to have himself on set and do something else.
Iron Mike needs to take care of his health and focus on how he can recover from this health issue,
no need to think about any possible exhibitions fight it won't help.
If he can gain back his health condition, instead of any exhibition fight, it's better to take chances with
acting career if there's any potential offers.
For now, I'm looking to hear great news about his fast recoveries and a normal healthy lifestyle. More on
personal help and not to overthink of his comeback inside the ring.
Well, there is one thing that every boxer and I think every athlete should see very well, and that is that if you take into account when the warnings start, those "health" warnings, especially in this sport where you can even lose your life. if there is a minimum of carelessness, when it comes to high-risk sports, things can be like that, I have seen many who, by ignoring or not giving the pertinent importance to the different health warnings, of their body, have fared Very bad, I would really choose to recover 100%, an exhibition fight even requires great preparation, but even though it is not something so decisive, it requires effort and it is not advisable until I am 100% well.
I find it strange. We have seen how great fighters fall down, but people still watch and discuss their fights. We have somehow missed out Wilder completely. 
