THE KO THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING | Manny Pacquiao Destroys Ricky Hatton | FREE FIGHT

[@emmanuelnwachukwu6071]

How many of us are here in 2024 appreciating this legend

[@MugangaIsma-dl2lo]

Am here

[@HoKo-b5c]

Here

[@maedelly]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@ixzzhaeldirrassbaradhir2370]

Here

[@melearina]

yeah just wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww

[@sdprazak]

Outside the ring, Pacquiao is one of the nicest sweetest people you’ll ever meet. Inside the ring, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere near him!

[@AA-ji2my]

Floyd scared for rematch

[@falsie.]

@@AA-ji2my he only won by running around XD

[@datax6445]

​@@falsie.You forgot one thing, hugging manny😂

[@lakoncers13]

That’s funny. I could pick him up over my head and throw him down a staircase. Dude is like 5 foot 6 and 140lbs, I’m 6 foot 3 and 240 lbs in good shape

[@PatriciaMiranda-f5c]

True!

[@jmac115]

Nobody was gonna beat Pacman that night. This performance alone scared Floyd away for years.

[@tudidingsapparel7197]

Definitely. Mayweather Sr. witnessed it all at ringside. 😂

[@MediCali951]

Boy waited til Pac-Man slowed down to fight him. That’s why I respect PAC and not mayweather

[@sjb7963]

I would agree but Pacquiao never agreed to drug testing… so no, Floyd wasn’t scared. Pacquiao just didn’t wanna get off the juice!

[@jmac115]

@@sjb7963 floyd had the same supplier

[@joovids3576]

@@jmac115 but he wasn't the one running away from the drug test

[@budihartoyo6879]

Right Punch: hospital Left Punch : grave yard 😂😂

[@Haabsa22024]

Give credit to Cro Cop for that comment

[@JoeFanusan-zf6zx]

His bone is solid...

[@JspekRex]

Have you ever seen that report breakdown of KO % and how they relate to bone and in particular hand density and size? PAC was off the charts when they compared multiple “knockout punch” fighters.

[@Perzecute]

@@JspekRexwhere’d you see that at? Interesting

[@JspekRex]

@@Perzecute just google manny pacquiao bone size KO

[@ChrisKamanYourMouth]

I lived in Las Vegas during Manny's run. It was some of the most fun and exciting times of my life. Attending the fights, getting tables and bottle service at all the clubs after his wins...I am so thankful and lucky to have experienced it up close and personal. I wish time travel existed because I would love to erase my memory and go back to when his run all began.

[@jeffreypantino2092]

Aug 2023 boss. Reading this comment is a goosebumps!

[@TrueGooner1511]

Glad you were able to experience that! Sounds like an absolute blast, time is moving too fast 🥹

[@jtoddjb]

I'm sure that was fun. I was young and in NY state during Tyson's early fights and wow what a wild ride during and after the fights

[@Perzecute]

Vegas during these times were second to none

[@choipangz1661]

He is the only. Boxer. Who. Is very humble very down to earth.

[@DeleLang]

To-date there are 15 undeafeted male boxers and only 1 8-division world champion and may never be replicated again. The GOAT boxer of our generation.

[@DeleLang]

@@user-sg8kq7ii3y you're a funny guy. He dominated each division and weight class, unified belts for each division, defeated the top guys of each division and you are saying its easier to move up? He moved up because there were no more opponents to confront. The only way is up not stay. Do you know why there are weight classes? It is to protect the boxers and because for every pound of weight corresponds to an exponential power spike in power. It was very dangerous for manny to move weight classes given the fact he is a natural featherweight and you are saying its easier to move up than stay? Your logic is laughable. Name me undeafeted boxers, I can name you 15 of them and Rocky Marciano was the best, a heavy weight who never dodged an opponent. Name me a 8 division world champ, that is only 1 boxer, Manny Pacman. Case closed.

[@jfprizzy]

@@user-sg8kq7ii3yliterally no one in the boxing world thinks this way. Just shows how much of a causal you are. Going up weight divisions means changes in weight, power and speed that you must confront with. If it was so easy, there’d be more people doing it. Go back to school nga. Should have never left.

[@blurredbeats5601]

@@user-sg8kq7ii3yhow could he attempt at being undefeated when he already lost back when he was really young and fighting in his country

[@JiConut]

​@@user-sg8kq7ii3ylol, moving up is not easy than staying in one weight class not to mention the fights that made him the one and only 8 division world champ. You're saying that if he stayed in one weightclass he'd get knocked out but you forgot that Pac is a natural lightweight moved up to welterweight and still dominated and knocking out champs in their prime. If he's fast and strong enough for the welterweight dudes, what more can he do if he stayed on his natural weight class. You forgot that he fought Margarito, a 5'11 dude comoared to his 5'6. Margarito weighed 17 pounds heavier than him that night but dominated that fight breaking Margarito's orbital bone and you still think that staying on a single weightclass is harder than fighting the best of the best in their respective weightclasses? Make it make sense

[@JiConut]

Ohh and also, most of the guys he fought has the height and reach advantage compared to him

[@JordanDoyle-f5r]

Pacquiao's style is so unique. He swings so wildly it looks uncontrolled and always has his hand down but he's so fast and his footwork is so good it doesn't matter. And the amount of energy he has every round is crazy

[@johnskiezzz9082]

Crazy to think floyd found a way beat him and take away his footwork

[@shadowkage6403]

@@johnskiezzz9082 lol he didnt floyd run mid rounds and hug him like my mother do stop being a casual fan

[@Guidedxbando]

@@shadowkage6403 Floyd threw and landed more shots. Manny landed 19 percent of his punches bro. He missed..badly. Never got into his rhythm.

[@UnknownPerson-ul1fn]

@@johnskiezzz9082 floyd had faster feet (at that point of their career) and right straight is the main counter for any southpaw... floyd counters manny really hard.. the thing is every fight of floyd is within his control.. he will never be the initiator if his opponent is better than him in that regard. floyd wears down his opponents by landing 1 shot - lean/step back tactic.. to summ it up the fight was between the best defensive boxer vs the best offensive fighter in their era.. one counters the other one... the other one didnt got into his rhythm.. manny didnt have any devastation weeping overhead hooks to counter the philly shell defense... its hard to fight mayweather if you always go full throttle in a straightline.. as I said.. manny couldnt catch floyd in the center of the ring since floyd had faster feet at that point of their career

[@delacroixii]

@@johnskiezzz9082 crazy you know nothing

[@memmener]

2:21 first knock down 3:08 second knock down 7:20 KO

[@powerboon2k]

not KO DEATH

[@luckyrockmore2796]

​@@powerboon2k that would be when Marquez KO'd Pacquiao

[@realdealmind01]

​​​​​@@luckyrockmore2796 Pac recovered after the KO loss and continued winning most of the remaining fights in his career. Marquez couldn't do to Pac like Pac did to Hatton: Retire a prime top opponent after a KO loss.

[@Gary-pogi]

Manny was declared winner by TKO, but why?

[@HullsColby]

​@@Gary-pogiusually it's TKO when there is a stoppage. Coming from the referee for health concerns, from the corner for health concerns, or from the first responders for health concerns too.

[@Sword_of_Flames]

Hatton has nothing to be ashamed of, lost only to the two best fighters of his era. He has a great record as well.

[@sugarray4781]

Lost both times he fought a world class fighter. Vastly overrated in comparison with other British fighters by British fans who saw him as great white hope.

[@IMNODOCTOR]

His comeback fight bro. Don't forget. He lost.

[@janaldrinsumpay515]

yes! bcoz he didn't run..

[@sugarray4781]

@@EdgyDabs47 What’s that got to do with the price of fish? Different era and different weight class. Someone has a big chip on their shoulder.

[@niallg3551]

@@sugarray4781 Ridiculous to suggest Tszyu wasn’t world class

[@nobody-6308]

Nobody talks about how hatton was 45-1 at the time. Mans was a legend somehow. Manny was just a different typa beast

[@RAIDER-sf3wk]

Legend 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@joelsonsabado9206]

I agree hatton is a beast, there's a reason why he became champion

[@RAIDER-sf3wk]

@@joelsonsabado9206 😆

[@faridatan]

​@@RAIDER-sf3wk it's true he's a legend, the day he destroyed Kostya he's already a legend

[@J-Hue]

Because at the same time, Hatton wasn't the same. He said himself that he was unfit to be in the ring here. Was already dealing with alcoholism and the loss to Mayweather sent him over the edge. Manny would-ve beaten him either way, but Hatton was a shell of himself here.

[@Zenki8118]

So glad I got to witness the reign of the Pacman. What a once in a generation era not just in boxing but in history as a whole. I heard in the Philippines there were 0% crime rate in the duration of the broadcast of his fights. LEGENDARY.

[@axialavern810]

0% crime rate was legit, everyone’s watching his fight

[@jhinkylegaming8347]

even the goons are watching

[@luigivincenz3843]

I lived close to his boxing gym on Vine St in Hollywood for many years so I knew which streets to park when he's training. Because when he's there, there is NO street parking for 10 block radius. The best 15 year reign in boxing and I lived it. (plus I wished he was president instead of Marcos. Robledo I would accept)

[@francisreidpalmes3348]

@@jhinkylegaming8347 even guys that are locked behind bars watching his fights, says my uncle who work on a prison

[@allukazoldyck7302]

This is absolutely true, I'm a filipino!

[@AngelYamazaki]

I still remember this fight. I was soooo young back then and everyone gathered in the house to watch. I didn’t understand a lot of things but I know who everyone was cheering for and I screamed with everyone every time he lands a punch ❤️ ahhh memories. The adrenaline hahah

[@_sillygoose03]

Same!! My house would be full of family and friends and some would bring their own pull out chairs. What a time to be alive.

[@balaorokyle3401]

I thought you only think about genshin. Never thought to see you here. But yeah this fight is one of his greatest.

[@AngelYamazaki]

@@balaorokyle3401 I haven’t played genshin in a while lol. Might try it again someday. Too focused on Baldur’s Gate 3 and Diablo IV

[@MiguelSalazar-on5mf]

this is so funny because everyone is on their own houses watching and there’s no traffic literally

[@nycjt6267]

My neighbors were from the Philippines and it felt like an earthquake when he won LOL

[@taraki8879]

Still in awe of Pacquiao's combination in 2:16. The way he parried Hatton's right then followed up with a weird uppercut, with the same arm he used for the parry btw, to block Hatton's vision then immediately connected with a lightning fast left hook and he did all that in 2 seconds. Prime Pac was truly a force to be reckoned with.

[@joshclearwater6461]

Wow great eyes

[@lelov1392]

That’s my favourite part of the fight. The way the parry and counter shots were executed was a thing of beauty to watch!

[@wetguavass]

Juan Manuel Marquez

[@justinnamuco9096]

He was just taking the opportunity to hit

[@bryanpinto4051]

alexis arguello

[@Jhag-mn4nn]

I can never get tired of seeing Mark Wahlebrg's reactions. He is one of the biggest Pacquiao fans out there.

[@mbadraftpick]

Is he at the top right of the screen, next to the guy in the bright blue shirt?

[@dr.parker2151]

@@mbadraftpickyes!

[@AA-ji2my]

All of Vegas was out on alert 🚨 king of boxing is manny frfr FLOYD GOT WIND IN VEGAS CLUB AND SAID NO WAY IM FIGHTING MANNY YES FLOYD GOT SCARED 😢

[@leincin]

​@@AA-ji2myand he did fight him when Manny wasn't at his peak anymore, but to be fair, both of them weren't in their peaks when that fight happened but unfortunately, Floyd is just smarter and all about the $$$, he didn't fight to give the fans one of the best fights ever made, instead, he fought safely and just secured a win with too much defense and landed safe shots. Smart, but not entertaining at all, Manny wants to give the fans a grand spectacle, he's all about entertaining the fans and giving his all ever since, but we witnessed a goose chase that night instead.

[@bastijax2757]

He bet his house on manny

[@sacpac8480]

If you notice at the start of the fight Hatton entered the ring with Hopkins, Mosley and other high profile people. While Pacquiao was warming up in his corner and his name was being announced, he was mocked and impersonated by Hopkins. The Hatton entourage already started leaving the ring and turned their back on Manny during his introduction, which is a pretty rude and disrespectful thing to do. You can see the look on Mannys face, he is not happy with the respect he is getting, and he takes it out on poor old Rick.

[@BeyondDestiny]

Second to best boxers will never intimidate the best boxers. Hopkins was second to Jones. Pacquiao was the best of the best, second to none. How can he be intimidated? Even Floyd was afraid of him in his prime 😂

[@patthewildgoose6460]

Manny's trainer and team members were disrespectful to many of Manny's opponents over the years.

[@ernest1576]

Manny showed them all even though the na sayers will never admit it but they know they know

[@combatpredictions9671]

that was their own ego manny always kept it solid and tried to befriend his opponents. There's a podcast of the mexican legends he had a trilogy with they say the same thing now in retirement they love their friend pacman more than someone grudgeful like marquez lol. even marquez loves pacman for that 4th fight that everyone said not to do, but he gave him the shot as a man and he got his wish. thats a true homie. the fight game was a real community back then despite all the media and fan drama and personal beefs@@patthewildgoose6460

[@columbusohio72]

Boo hoo

[@ebenclukey7293]

Winner by TKO? That couldn't be more wrong. That was an absolute and perfectly clean KO.

[@duomaxwell3613]

Its a TKO because the ref did not bother to count, A KO is only achieved if the opponent did not beat the count of ten. you were born 1993 and still don't know

[@freyrkratos]

​@@duomaxwell3613TKO is even better than KO, because it means the ref did not even tried to count to 10 😂

[@iShrix]

MMA does it right. TKO when someone is out cold got me dead 😂

[@leebrokus5069]

@@duomaxwell3613 Hi, old guy here. I'm an MMA fan & a boxing casual. That was news to me as well, just being more used to MMA rules. It's interesting to know & thank you for the knowledge on the rule, but not knowing is more a sign of your level/experience with boxing, not your age. And since I'm not sure of your familiarity with MMA rules, a KO is someone out cold, a TKO is someone who just can't continue... so the importance seems sort of inversed between MMA & boxing, hence an MMA fan being confused why it wasn't a "better" KO than just a slightly "less" TKO, when it sounds like a TKO is the "better" result in boxing.

[@TeeterTuckin]

Well said. I’ve always thought a technical knockout was because it meant the fighter was knocked out on the technicality that he couldn’t continue after the count.

[@Juiced10111]

Before the fight started no one could predict the outcome for sure. If Hatton had won in this manner everyone would have said this was expected from a great boxer like him, but the outcome just shows how much better Packman was in his prime. A true legend and a true gentleman.

[@edptoblo]

Love seeing an english c..t getting knocked out unconscious. Well deserved.

[@KTF0]

I remember having a discussion with one of my pals years before they fought where we thought Hatton was too big if they were to ever meet. Wrong. Not only size didn't matter, Hatton was stratospheres below Pacquiao in every category.

[@martynridley3671]

As soon as I heard about this fight, I thought it was madness. I really like Ricky, but he's just not in the same league as Manny and I blame all the people who made him believe he could beat him, only for it to put an end to Ricky's career. They fed a wolf to a lion!

[@niallg3551]

Very true, Pacquaio was only a 1/2 fav

[@Davinciblack_]

Ricky always gettin knocked out lol

[@Bosdaks]

Does anyone agree that MP is one of the humblest boxers of all time? And will surely leave a long lasting legacy.

[@thebeat2370]

Everyone from the South Pacific Islands think so too!! MP is just a freaking LEGEND

[@phenwen]

He's also anti LGBTQ

[@BigsmokeATL]

Maybe humbling outside of the ring . Dude was a dawg in the ring and would drop his hands if he felt the opponent wasn’t on his level . He got too comfortable for the Marquez KO

[@heyojayo8642]

Legend was on South Korean TV show Running Man. Invited the whole cast and crew to his home and treated them better than 5* hotel. This guy is complete deal a Champion and a humble human being.

[@ev3279]

@@garat99 u know he doesnt need that compensation that much

[@newyorkdragon]

Pac-Man in his prime was something else. Kinda like that last level boss that has all the power ups and no weaknesses. Truly a legend! 🇵🇭🇲🇽

[@MrBadintentionss]

second last boss 😉

[@braulioalanix1512]

casual brokeweather nut drainer spotted@@MrBadintentionss

[@JorgeReyesMD]

@@MrBadintentionssnah even boxers admit prime Pac-Man was better than prime Floyd. Floyd literally ducked pac for years until he slowed down bc his father saw this fight live and didn’t want his son losing his streak. Smart man

[@MrBadintentionss]

@@JorgeReyesMD hypothetical victories don't mean a thing, only actual ones do. floyd beat everyone - absolutely everyone - while pacman lost 8 times. nobody should've been surprised when floyd UD'd him. fillipinos and mexicans just can't let it go though.

[@BeyondDestiny]

@@MrBadintentionss Pacman, five division lineal champion and a champion in eight weight divisions. Politician. Has an entire country behind his back. The best in his era. Floyd, excellent boxer, goes apple picking choosing every opponent. He will never be cemented the same way Pacquiao will. That's why he's fighting bums in Japan because he is broke and irrelevant. Pacquiao will live on forever. Floyd is just a temporary hero for his people

[@fossilproject8565]

Jay-z's reaction @ 8:16 is hilarious, he pops out of no where lol

[@jdm-kk6zw]

no diddy was there too lol

[@ZiGGY0]

This version of pacman was just unbelievably good. So fast, so powerful, so much movement and energy. Just a whirlwind!

[@don_2755]

This was the ideal weight for manny. Manny at 140 was scary

[@kroon275]

A powerful unstoppable force of nature

[@zedohsan1390]

That's why Floyd avoided him for years and waited for Pacquiao's prime to be near over

[@columbusohio72]

​@zedohsan1390 yea thats already been debunked. Manny refused floyds offer in his prime. 🤡

[@desotohybrid2175]

​@@kroon275unstoppable? 😂

[@nach0vidal]

This was peak Pacquiao...the movement, speed and power is truly frightening.

[@garethtichauer5153]

Took him about 90 seconds to find his distance and timing and then Hatton didn't stand a chance

[@andrewblunts-ringwalks4508]

Hatton was not prime either

[@vincentvangogh8092]

@@garethtichauer5153 HATTONS FACE WAS BUST UP AFTER JUST ONE ROUND

[@edwardtumanguil1839]

agree

[@spenser6353]

Against hatton. Not really frightening. He didn’t do that to Marquez or Eric morales

[@Emz2311]

Sundays in the 🇵🇭 will never be the same without you, Manny! Forever a legend. We miss you so much

[@jigga4343]

Church in the morning then everyone heads home to witness a Manny mauling

[@Emz2311]

@@jigga4343 yeah. Or at the movie houses for ppv. Those were the days. We are lucky to experience it

[@keanu3260]

Dude you made me think he died

[@Emz2311]

@@keanu3260 haha sorry. In the ring only.

[@StrongMan2426]

0% Crime rate too. ❤ It will never be the same again. 😢

[@IMADIPRASTANA]

Im from Indonesia🇮🇩 Terima kasih Manny for making me millionaire here in Indonesia 😂🎉❤ i always trust you bro everytime you fight my bets were all in during your era🙇🏻cause i know it will return big🫡 salute to you my neighbor brother🫡🫡🤩 forever your fan🙇🏻 🇮🇩🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Cliff01Austin]

Here’s the FACTS: As a 50 years old man, I never missed Pacquiao fights since I watched him from San Antonio. I’m half white - half black and NO BOXER made ME very excited in boxing, if NOT for Manny Pacquiao. The tenacity and patience he had in the ring made me his no. 1 fan, period.

[@ihatesmurfs84]

word. Many people always bring up floyds name when talking about pac. They can say that mayweather beat pac, yes because mayweather is more technical but If given a choice id pay to watch pacquiao fights. Pac is the reason why I started boxing. 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@willyoueatmypussyplease3549]

Why did you feel the need to say your half black half white what's that got to do with anything lol

[@saquondon]

@@ihatesmurfs84 there was Floyd and paq then there was everyone else

[@chriswelcome8102]

Guess you only followed boxing in the last 15 years then. If you had followed in back 50-80 you might've found a few people. Duran, Hearns, Hagler. Iuno

[@saquondon]

@@chriswelcome8102 I was talking about the may- pac generation in specific

[@raven1313]

this match was brutal.. im a pacman fan but dude i feel so sorry for ricky.. he didnt know what hit him that put him to sleep..

[@damienjohnson619]

Hatton's biggest blaringly obvious problem is that he had no defense. He didn't duck, dodge, or slip most of the punches from Pacman. Probably because most of his career he could take punches and keep coming forward. This night he ran into a Mac Truck named Manny Pacquiao......

[@blastermaster5039]

​@@damienjohnson619 He is the definition of the British slugger, doing and taking the punches, knowing he can take it. This time however is different...

[@AA-ji2my]

Ayyy This was manny Pac-Man i am the best boxer in world alert 🚨

[@AshflowEX]

The one thing i always remember about pacquiao is he always punches a lot like he never gets tired. He was throwing fast and bombing his opponents with a lot of punches 🙌

[@chrisk7118]

One of the most satisfying KO’s in history 🫡

[@willhewitt1649]

Pac is SO fast that sometimes he lands a punch or combo so quickly that the opponent hasn't got himself set to defend the first attack before Pac is already landing a second attack at a different angle, it's like Fry in Futurama after 300 coffees. Incredible to watch

[@AA-ji2my]

Bro All of Vegas was out on alert 🚨 king of boxing is manny frfr FLOYD GOT WIND IN VEGAS CLUB AND SAID NO WAY IM FIGHTING MANNY YES FLOYD GOT SCARED 😢

[@tonzhoyaj7598]

Hatton after getting KO by pacman was never the same. His lost to pacman made him lose his boxing spirit. Manny after getting KO by marquez kept on boxing and kept on winning, and defeated Thurman to become the oldest 147 pound fighter. That's why pacman is regarded as one of the best pound-4-pound fighters.

[@edwardtumanguil1839]

yessssssss agreeeeeee

[@Rob91981]

@Andre Webb right Floyd already knocked him out

[@iansanchez6255]

@Andre Webb Yeah, and Floyd is having a hard time against Hatton. Watch all Pacquiao and Mayweather same opponents on their prime. Mayweather having a hard time, while Paquiao a part time boxer is just toying them.

[@sin842]

@Andre Webb this guy gotta bring up floyd, floyds style ages like wine, Manny needs his youth. If they both fought in their prime. Manny would just be too much for him, thats why Floyd waited years to slow down Manny.

[@vlonethug4644]

​@@sin842 yea floyd got that world class defense but just admit THIS manny would destroy it.

[@eddieingalls534]

Was the first time I saw Pacquiao and I was immediately stunned by his speed and accuracy. Apparently there is (was) close to zero crime in the Philippines when he fights as everyone goes to the bars or venues to watch him fight.

[@jmills16]

Pacquiao spend his entire life at the gym

[@babytacprimo]

Actually it's not zero crime.... There's 1 crime happening... Pacquiao beating someone in the ring🤣✌️

[@lagers22]

Not only that, but the roads are almost deserted. During one of Pacquiao's fight, I was able to complete what is normally a 40 to 45-minute journey in about 18-20 minutes. I took an almost empty bus at the time. My return trip, on the other hand, took the normal time since the fight is already over.

[@combeebrian247]

​@@babytacprimohe says IN the Philippines tho lol

[@anthonygalang8853]

I remember this growing up, and yes, you’re right. The whole country was watching him every time he had a fight.

[@MaskOfAgamemnon]

I remember watching this fight in a bar at the time and being so blown away by Manny. Knew right away it was a fight I'd remember the rest of my life.

[@gazzgaspay4841]

Watching the fight in a bar. I can't imagine how loud that bar is during that fight lol

[@TommysRaw]

Prime Pac-Man beats anyone in the world. There is no training out there that works against his awkwardness and speed and strange combinations. Only man in the world to ever conquer 8 divisions. The Real Goat

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

Floyd would demolish a prime Pacquiao. Prime Pacquiao was at 140-lbs. Even Pacquiao himself said that 140 was his most comfortable weight. Floyd was a KILLER between 130-140-lbs. At those weights, Floyd was a heavy puncher who stood in the pocket and let his hands fly. Look at what he did to Corrales and Gatti. The difference between Floyd and Manny is that Floyd had speed, power, and he was hard to hit. Manny had speed and power, but he was easy to hit. His defense was not even close to the level of Floyd's defense. Not even close. Marquez lit Pacquiao up. Marquez didn't even lay a glove on Floyd. Even Canelo could not land a single solid punch on Floyd.

[@Young_Stunnx]

greatest marathon runner FLOYD GAYWEATHER

[@Manlihood777]

​@@user-sg8kq7ii3y you never watched boxing xd.

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

@@Manlihood777 I've watched more than you'd know. Floyd was the best of his era. Manny could not handle Floyd's speed when they fought, and both of them were past their primes. So WHAT makes you think that Manny could handle Floyd's speed at 140-lbs? A younger Floyd, at 140-lbs, was even FASTER than a 147-lb Floyd...🤣

[@BruceMusto]

Manny, always a pleasure to watch. Always came to the ring with a huge smile on his face. Dude loved to fight. An all time great to be sure and a guy who I think would have held his own with any fighter in any era in any of the weight classes he fought in. I'm married to a Filipina who came from extreme poverty and honestly, I've never met anyone in my life more driven or who works harder to take care of more people than she does. So I totally understand where Manny came from and what drove him.

[@kylec.8350]

One of the realest ever!!!!!

[@bensimmons6302]

real

[@wensesballaran2040]

Its true

[@jaggersalapayne9353]

U hit the nail dude...lucky for u to marry a determined strong Filipina but loving and caring at the same time, I suppose.

[@whyareyoucrying1920]

I remember the day of this fight. We were watching on a televised pay-per-view in 🇵🇭, and it was replayed more than 10x by the channel for the whole afternoon till evening.

[@josephinerosales8935]

I remember this time ,we gathered in our house with my relatives,family and neighbours we are cheering 😅for Pacman at the same time we are praying for Pacman

[@adxangeles7842]

If Pac stayed at 140 he'll be undefeated since then, sadly no big names at 140 at that time so he fought bigger fighters at 147 and still won a lot of fights against champs... What a legend.

[@aaronleverton4221]

And got robbed by three blind mice.

[@nswpublicservant]

If you watched all of Pac Man's early fights you would know he robbed a few fighters within home town decisions in the Philippines. However by the time he hit the US, he was a monster in disguise and became a legend.

[@starscrossworld9847]

One of the most beautiful left hand set ups; I've ever seen. He was patient with his aggressive style & caught him flush. Absolutely deadly shot!

[@zj8478]

Fr. Ppl be trippin not considering pacman for top 10. He will put you to sleep with a right hook or left hook. 9 fury combos! 😆

[@aileengeolim28]

Deadly left handed

[@desotohybrid2175]

The punch Marquez hit Manny with is much much better lol

[@purepinoyhustle8703]

​@desotohybrid2175 oh OK,you want to be like marquez? Eat your poops with a urine😁😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@XSGAME4U]

Feet, legs, hips, core, and shoulders were all in PERFECT alignment to deliver that punch with the MAXIMUM force possible. BEAUTIFUL!

[@pac-man8661]

I miss the legendary 5 foot 6 goat 🐐💯😭

[@eugeneweeks3325]

In My opinion, Manny is in the top 3 of all time in his weight classes. He beat a lot of really really good fighters while they were all in their prime. 1990-current, we had some really good fights come and go. We have a whole new surge of fighters coming. Excited to see some good fights coming soon. Love boxing!!!!!!

[@619MMH]

Miss watching pacman in his prime. He was always a must see

[@saneman7177]

This & the Margarito fight always come to mind

[@FreedomFighter2112]

This is why Maywaether didn't want to fight Pacquiao in his prime. And why he waited until he was older and hurt

[@gsmarchand]

@@FreedomFighter2112 they were both older and hurt when they fought. It was a match of almost retired boxers.

[@jbarshorts]

​@@gsmarchandfloyd new exactly what he was doing. he can't beat prime pacquiao. he waiter for him to lose his footwork , power and speed. 2008-2009 pacquiao is unbeatable.

[@newdiary6978]

@@jbarshorts that is why I like Floyd's boxing style more bcuz even if you get old, you still can move and defend yourself pretty well. Unlike, pacquiao's style, if you get old. You are more prone to get hit bcuz of your body that is not responding well.

[@matthewhibbard9807]

The timing with what the commentator said right before the knockout was perfect. It’s like the punch was Manny putting a solid punctuation on the end of that sentence.

[@victorong3756]

Pacquiao heard it

[@nycEast46thStreet]

7:15 that commentary is a perfect intro for the punch

[@nitsujanimations7212]

Ricky despite the loss, threw more punches than gayweather.

[@RndmEmpire]

I don't like Mayweather, but this tells me you're not a fighter.

[@lolwtf1338]

@@RndmEmpire Also not a runner but mayweather is LMAO

[@mrsamuel5572]

Gayweather is a sore loser

[@godofredo0409]

@@RndmEmpire my definition of a fighter is different than a boxer. mayweather is not a fighter. even Mike Tyson hated mayweather. Tyson is a warrior. You're just disguising as "I dont like mayweather" but in reality you are a fan.lmao

[@colinwoods5663]

he looked like he was enjoying every minute of it. just so much respect to a boxer in the ring

[@playbonsai7218]

"Manny Pacquiao never fails to surprise me to what he can bring to the table." "It's always a little better than I thought." BOOOMM KNOCKOUT

[@JongjongNarcos]

i’m not sure what you’re implying here but that sounded like a compliment from the commentator.

[@PVilarnovo]

@@JongjongNarcos He is telling about the timming...

[@takitobutface6805]

yeah 2 sec later..

[@DeeEditor1]

Always loved how Manny boxed. Always swinging and looking for a fight. The 4 fights with marquez were some of the best ive ever watched

[@lexi6693]

i had the opportunity to meet manny in one of our family's flights from LA and he was literaly like a rock. like when we got close to him and touched him, it's like touching a rock, i don't remember touching anyone with a body like that.

[@somedude96]

2:16 I just love this whole sequence before the knock down. Dodge, parry, then counter.

[@Louis-eq2mq]

I am new boxing fan, that combination is the most beautiful one I have ever seen.

[@bjuganda7758]

Yeah, Pacquiao's defense is underrated. His offense is always his career's highlights

[@faridatan]

That combo is 🔥

[@shortsmania116]

That's what he did to Thurman too before he dropped him.

[@oldsoul_anth243]

That parry is crazy!!

[@julianprasaja2227]

I watched this fight live on tv. They had to re-run the entire fight because nobody expected it to be this short😂

[@AA-ji2my]

It was message he sent a message to boxing no I AM KING ALRRT 🚨 WILD ASF 😂

[@Tam0de]

I remember watching this fight live on PPV. Aside from that spectacular KO, what i remember from this was the countless British fans crammed inside the arena cheering for Hatton --- all were chanting something that i don't understand while another dude was banging on a drum. Made it feel like a soccer game lol. Must have been intimidating for many people. Except for Manny, of course. By the end of the fight, you can still hear them but not as loud, perhaps trying to will Hatton to get up from the canvas 😂

[@heasven1]

There is a reason Floyd ran away from Pacquiao for so long. Manny was so fast, so wild and loaded in gear 🤣

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

You're joking right? If Marquez(who arguably beat Manny in all of their fights) and Morales, could beat Manny and give him fits....what do you think the best boxer of this era would do to him? A younger Floyd eats a younger Manny for breakfast. Manny looked great against guys who stood in front of him and tried to brawl with him...he struggled with guys who fought behind a jab, countered him well, and gave him angles.

[@aldridgemanaog7800]

Run floyd run 😂😂😂

[@kenpachizaraki4303]

that was brutal. Hatton really tried to pressure Pac right from the start, but Pac's composure said nope, not even bothered. lol

[@junehalog024]

This was Manny's peak. It was the match that showed everyone that Manny is a GOAT at 30 years of age.

[@nolan1187]

Felt he literally could've beat anyone at any weight

[@columbusohio72]

Filipino alert. Dillusional penoy

[@otto3967]

​​@@columbusohio72Floyd fan are you?

[@noodlesvr95615]

@@otto3967 Answer this. Why does Manny ALWAYS fight Floyds leftovers?

[@CriticalSanchez]

@@noodlesvr95615 why dont you ask why Floyd always retired everytime Pac challenge him?

[@MissDaisyTheRacoon]

The way Manny reacted after Bayless called the fight, shows you the type of person he is. He didn't run to the around the ring with his hands up. Instead he kept his eyes on Hatton almost to see if he was ok.

[@henrichramirez6381]

in an interview with pacman after his fight with margarito He was asked why did he look at the referee in the 11th round. He said he was wondering why the fight is still not being stopped. He said that boxers fight not to kill each other in the ring.

[@whoami784]

Big props to Top rank for reuploading Pacquiao’s fights in 1080p

[@timdoyon1964]

Manny is a legend for all the right reason. He was pound for pound, the best boxer in the world, and he was an all-around stand up guy. He will always be my favorite male fighter of all time, sharing the table with the likes of Ali, Mayweather, Tyson and Holyfield to name a few. On the female side, I love Rose Namajunes. She is such an exciting fighter and a really good person.

[@cooperkelley292]

that dip to lower his hands just before the knockout shot was gorgeous

[@michaellovell1368]

The KO punch here was absolutely perfect !! "Right on the button". Ricky Hatton was a tough guy, but that night he was given a lesson.

[@AA-ji2my]

Manny had to do this and show the e world in best boxer alert 🚨

[@MrSwallows]

I remember this. This is the fight that started Hatton's depression. The guy took him a long duration of recovering from his depression. I heard he's alright now.

[@deathfrost5439]

No it was mayweathers loss

[@seangrayson541]

​@@deathfrost5439no mate it was many that did that to him ...he couldn't fight after that .

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

@@seangrayson541 Mayweather was the one who handed Hatton his first loss with a check hook that put him down. Hatton was undefeated, and considered one of the best fighters in the world before fighting Floyd. Floyd is the guy who hands undefeated world-champions their first losses. He did it to Hatton, Coralles, and Canelo. Floyd is just way too slick.

[@bear1245]

Shut up

[@XxLilBxX1]

@@user-sg8kq7ii3y boy glazing. Floyd didn't knock him like this, especially at such an early round. just stop the cap.

[@caseyjones815]

NOTHING BUT RESPECT TO THIS MAN. OF ALL FIGHTERS. YOU DESERVE ALL THE LOVE

[@ldotbernal]

And look at how he walks close to Ricky after the bell rang. Dude was worried, such a nice guy.

[@TlalocXXXIV]

That was the meanest left hook Manny ever threw in his entire career, I mean it came all the way from his grandmother’s house in the Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤

[@jasonstewart2153]

Pacquiao had a good boxing philosophy. Hit first , faster. No questions.

[@PaavoLammikko]

Are there boxers with an opposite philosophy?

[@jasonstewart2153]

@@PaavoLammikko I can think of Ali , foreman in his later career, maybe Lewis?

[@goldeye3901]

Floyd had a better one hit first n not get hit with better defense and skills but since he so hated people can't appreciate it but if he was man of different color 🤷🏾 he would be at top of every single list as the best ever even though he still is one of the best ever

[@ryantylerMachete]

@@goldeye3901 wtf are you talking about his race has nothing to do with the hate he got. he gets hated because he has no humility, which i think is fine being humble is boring and he's one of the best to ever do it

[@lhyanfullante5235]

@@goldeye3901 hated him? No, his fight was never entertaining in the eyes of the crowds. Can’t blame them.

[@budrick9330]

i've watch this in the theaters in the Philippines. Man that was one of the best and most memorable experience of my life.

[@ArnesTube]

I have so much respect for Manny Pacquiao as a boxer and person. I love the way he thank God after the match and raise thee Philippine flag . ❤ I just hope he don't mess up in the politics .. Ultimate boxer in my eyes.

[@samuelomondi3315]

7:06: For a minute Hatton had found a way of controlling Pacman by extending his left hand on Pacman's head. Pacman shows his IQ by responding with a devastating body shot that made Hatton almost fold in half. That split second exchange is just wow😱

[@davidmoss2576]

Good eye, wow he gave head and Hatton did exactly the same thing with his arms extended to push the head down.

[@SpindicateAudio]

nice find!

[@ScottiLewis]

Hatton didn't like those body shots, right before his lights went out, he thought the body shot was coming.

[@doctakeyz8939]

that body shot was what decided the match😊

[@hondahacks1014]

They fight didnt last two rounds what are you talking about.

[@MrSvante88]

That combination Manny launches into at 6:44 is just one of the wildest I've seen. And against one of the greatest boxers at the time.

[@Heavilymoderated]

Some people are built different, some are one offs. Paquiao is definitely one of one.

[@KATIE_LEDECKY]

Pacman's agility is unreal bro😅

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Nostalgia, I watched this fight in the province, Quezon Province way back in 2009 during my family reunion to watch the fight on grandmother’s house and mostly are cheering and shouting for Pacquiao so that’s my unforgettable moments 😊😊 Thank you Top Rank Boxing to upload this Pacquiao Archives Video and bringing my memories alive 😊😊

[@douglasdejager8450]

The fight that caused Floyd to go into hiding

[@MrIncognito-z5e]

Floyd knocked out Hatton before manny did. Manny fought Floyd's left overs but i agree that Mayweather fought a bit scared against Manny so much so that even his dad asked him why he's looking scared. Floyd could have deffo done better.

[@iTzBigbink]

@user-kv4xt2oh3d Often fear is beneficial. It keeps you on your toes....

[@AA-ji2my]

All of Vegas was out on alert 🚨 king of boxing is manny frfr FLOYD GOT WIND IN VEGAS CLUB AND SAID NO WAY IM FIGHTING MANNY YES FLOYD GOT SCARED 😢

[@06alwilliams]

How, he beat BOTH of them. 🧐

[@jcf072899]

@@06alwilliamshe waited till manny got older

[@elijahrobinson2362]

In spite of the KO loss to Marquez, the loss to Mayweather, the garbage decision loss, Manny always came to fight and sought the finish. That is why people love him so much more than Floyd.

[@Papers215]

I mean not really people love him more than floyd cause he don’t talk as much and doesn’t really brag

[@emricquito5107]

@@Papers215 He energizes the crowd, and he fights with might till round 12. He is an enjoyable boxer to watch.

[@arlene8938]

Bcoz floyd just want to run

[@nolan1187]

and he's just better. Mayweather was sneaky at who he picked and when. I think Manny underestimated Marquez 3rd and 4th times. He was never the same after Margarito

[@Papers215]

@@emricquito5107 Still my point stand

[@elel2608]

This was when Manny was running through bigger, primed up, actively PFP ranked fighters (and former). Haven’t seen any run like it.

[@markymcdo4372]

“Right Hook roll over” *proceeds on being knocked down by the very same move 😂

[@817crsn5]

Watching Pacquiao at his prime gives me chills 🥶

[@csammy123]

This was the beginning of Prime Pac, where he was eating 7500 calories a day and able to throw 100+ punches a round for all 12 rounds. This is the Pacquiao that Mayweather should have fought, instead of waiting for him to get old and slower. Mayweather will always be remembered for his ability to fight fighters out of their prime, and the reason why when it is all said and done Terrence crawford will be remembered as an all time great even greater than Floyd.

[@AA-ji2my]

This night ALL BOXING ON ALRRT 🚨 NEW KING All of Vegas was out on alert 🚨 king of boxing is manny frfr FLOYD GOT WIND IN VEGAS CLUB AND SAID NO WAY IM FIGHTING MANNY YES FLOYD GOT SCARED 😢 I was in Vegas club 50 cent floyd!

[@corneliussmiff2773]

Floyd still wins. I hate to admit it, because Manny is mah boy... But, Floyd still wins.

[@patrickdare5356]

@@corneliussmiff2773 I disagree. I'm just a casual fan but even I know that a big part of Mayweather's legacy is ducking fighters who could beat him.

[@corneliussmiff2773]

@@patrickdare5356 Who did he duck?

[@Osyrus48]

Modern day Jack Dempsey in the lighter weight divisions. They think it’s the sheer size of his calves. But Tank Davis with his small calves has debunked that myth. It’s the way Pac uses his footwork and catapult his punches that made him so dynamic and efficient. That’s why he can throw impressive volumes, and throw with power even when he’s not planted (always bouncing). He looks wild, but study closer, and there’s method to his chaos. What a legend!

[@jordanflores5687]

Stop tank isn't on mannys level he's debunked nothing in that regard tanks resume is garbage compared to who manny stepped in with the man wanted no parts of pitbull in a rematch manny gave Marquez 3 of em

[@jordanflores5687]

@@Osyrus48 I know

[@vincentvangogh8092]

his first pro fight he weighed about 95 pounsa manny never got the credit for fighting at 147 when he was basically 130 pounds between fights and between 144 and 148 fight night for his fights in comparison most welters are 165 fight night pacquiao was outweighed by 15 to 20 pounds almost every fight at welter, crawford weighed 159 operating at 140 no fighter to my knowledge has operated so far above his natural size succesfully for 10 years

[@csnide6702]

"legend" that did STEROIDS

[@averywoolfe5809]

@@jordanflores5687 all he’s talking about is punch power get off your period

[@marcusphoenix594]

That parry and the first knock down was like a video game move. Watch it in slow mo

[@kesbie5390]

Respect to Hatton dude never ducked anyone.. but Pac-Man at this point was a monster

[@aspromonte5179]

As a boxing purist it's such a shame Pacquaio went into the mayweather fight severely injured. We don't realize it because of how tough he is but his rotator cuff was essentially completely torn. That injury robbed us of potentially one of the greatest boxing matches of all time. I wanted to know if Pacquiaos vicious offense could have overwhelmed Mayweathers masterful defense but we will never know. What a shame.

[@alexmatibag8349]

Money can buy friends, even long time partners. Alex Ariza went to Mayweathers camp and reveals Mannys rotators condition. Setup the fight, and Mayweather and his trainer knew exactly what to do.

[@aspromonte5179]

@@alexmatibag8349 I’ve heard rumors about that, but a professional like Mayweather would have sniffed that injury out in the first round anyway. Business is what kept that fight from being rescheduled as it should have been. I’m not a mayweather hater but tbh I’m disappointed he didn’t want to fight Manny at his best and push to reschedule the fight. That hurt his reputation in my book.

[@lagers22]

Even with a fully healthy Pacquiao during their match, I think Mayweather will still have an advantage back then. Pacquiao, since his early professional fights, has struggled against opponents who used the shoulder roll and can backpedal effectively. Those two are Mayweather's strengths. In comparison, Hatton is practically a stationary target for Pacquiao. I guess Pacquiao's two matches against Bradley gave the Mayweather team enough pointers to deal with Pacquiao.

[@aspromonte5179]

@@lagers22 I know too much about the sport to never make concrete statements about fights that didn’t happen. All I feel comfortable saying is it would have been one hell of a fight.

[@brucewayne9699]

I think that's such nonsense though, there was no mention of injury before the fight, only afterwards when he'd lost. The real shame is that he couldn't accept defeat gracefully and professionally, like a real sportsman, instead choosing to try to diminish Floyds win, and claim he only lost because of some injury. If he was injured or so badly injured, that he was not going to be able to perform, then he should have pulled out of the fight, it's that simple. And I think it's a huge shame, that he had to come up with an excuse, and how fans like you will forever buy it and believe Floyd somehow didn't deserve his win. It's just sad, because before that Pacquiao was known as an individual that seemed to be very admiral and a nice guy, but he tainted his image that day.

[@xtianclemente9627]

True boxing battle of two warriors from when bell rang🤜 Wish it lasted longer for more treasure boxing rounds, no running just pure boxing... That's the real essence of this sport❤

[@vin7231]

Yeah, i knew someone who runs and clinch desperately, not to mention his name, his fanatics will cry hard and defend him no matter what😅

[@arnieelm]

Manny tucked Hatton to bed perfectly and peacefully right in the middle of the Rockstar logo!!! 😮😮😮

[@Nemesis04208]

That was not a TKO that was a straight up knockout

[@soothingvibes8894]

I was about to say the same. The guy was knocked out not a TKO

[@cheogt4623]

No, it is a TKO, the most brutal KO is a TKO... Stoppage is another thing but is also wrote as TKO formally, don't confuse one with the other. Is TKO because the ref decides not to count.

[@themedicalmarvels]

Haha I was definitely thinking the same thing. Can’t get a cleaner KO than that.

[@justaway6901]

​@@cheogt4623 So KO is the one used when the boxers didn't beat the count?

[@cheogt4623]

@@justaway6901 yes

[@RightHandedSouthpaw]

Some say Hatton is still laying there today

[@malachimanion3920]

I heard he was still laying when the cleanup crew came

[@hasminlampodo3462]

Q

[@5ubjugator]

Noone says that. Have respect.

[@RightHandedSouthpaw]

Some people say 5ubjugator is Hattons KZbin handle

[@narutopelone7440]

@@5ubjugator Hatton dont need respect he just lay there like

[@mr.wright4447]

That was a fantastically setup straight left! What a punch and what a great fighter!

[@paoloalfante3801]

I remember this night.. Living in West LA, I had like 11 buddies and my Dad over for the fight. Everybody still eating their first plate, and the audible "OHHHH" when Hatton went down. Everyone's cell phone started immediately ringing from other people in awe of the fight. The fight was like $100 ppv and didn't last six minutes, but no one felt cheated from the boxing match that they saw. Incredible.

[@sergiorocha76]

Look at the way Hatton's body is desperately trying to stomach breath to avoid dying

[@andreoosthuizen2634]

I'm not really into boxing. But I love Pacquiao's fights. He is just awesome! What a legend.

[@johnpaulotan6955]

Napaka humble!! Ung feeling na halos parang napatay mo ung kalaban mo pero ni hindi ka tumalon sa tuwa. Mas nanatiling tahimik

[@cathychan2814]

8 Divisions Champion of the world. I am so glad to live through his career because there will NEVER be another in this lifetime.

[@Jwilli1455]

Freddy Roach developed Manny’s right hook and it wasn’t just a tap tap punch, as we saw in the 1st knockdown. Manny had the fastest feet and hands, he was in, hit you with a three punch combo, and then step under and be behind the guy, hitting him again. I don’t know if we will ever see another fighter with the skills and conditioning of Manny.

[@heavymellow333]

You should look up Inoue, give me feelings of goosebumps like Pacman did back in the day. Even has a fight next week!

[@marveljeck]

Manila Ice ❤

[@Jwilli1455]

@@heavymellow333 I have watched many Inoue fights and he lives up to his nickname, Monster. He has speed and incredible power. The difference between Manny and Inoue, is footwork. At least so far nobody, not even the Monster comes close. I don’t think Inoue has the body to go up more than a couple of weigh5 v classes, but I predict he will dominate for a long time.

[@Jwilli1455]

@@heavymellow333 don’t think my reply went. I’ll try again. I’ve watched many Inoue fights and he lives up to his nickname, Monster. He has speed and incredible power. What he doesn’t have is Manny’s footwork and foot speed. At least to date nobody has. I don’t think Inoue’s body will develop into more than going up two weight classes but he will dominate for a long time.

[@combatpredictions9671]

he had the poverty mindset. not poverty in america too, from a 3rd world country during war lol. I highly recommend the pacman movie produced by liam neeson i forgot the title

[@Zakdenz]

I remember this fight watching with my family and neighbors..We were cheering, crying, cheering.. And I remember that the streets are empty..😂the drivers, stopped just to watch pacman’s fight😊

[@arkyudetoo9555]

I remember me and my friends prepared for this fight, di pa bumaga yung uling tapos na yung laban.

[@roetan]

Ako ren yung papa ko d pa nalalaseng 😅😅 nabitin na😅

[@kiklocus4660]

Manny is such an exciting fighter, such a rare gem in boxing , they say it was like fighting two people

[@andresgirardo8481]

The perfect combination of speed and power. One of the greats.

[@YawYan_fighterAlex]

Nunca verás a manny pacquiao hablando mal de sus oponentes antes y después de la pelea, manny es un tipo muy humilde y respetuoso, por eso es el mejor de todos los tiempos.

[@billybobboxing]

Mannys prime years knocking everyone out is what makes him the P4P great if not the best ever

[@NiworeYagub-hn6yb]

This guy is humble no trash talk verry clean fighter

[@niuanconquistador422]

One of the most brutal knockouts in history

[@robertmiller8071]

I was at that fight, and it was the most exciting thing I've ever seen !! 👍👍🤟🤟