Pacquiao's IMPOSSIBLE Victory Explained

Books: www.modernmartialartist.com/t... How does a boxer who began at 105 go up to win a title at 154, winning belts in 8 weight classes? Pure skill. Here's how he did it.
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[@TheModernMartialArtist]

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[@naligawmotoblag8326]

Emmamuel.pacquiao he is my neighborhood

[@qoriniasilutudromu]

Nice fight,the winner takes all.

[@jojomarvelasquez3564]

canelo was mandatory challenger for this belt.. sadly pacquiao didnt defend it because obviously the weight is way too much.. however its a testament how far up in weight pacquiao made it.. a very outstanding feat that nobody will ever achieve..

[@YaxisX]

Ladies and gentlemen, I say you...MANNY PACQUIAO!

[@redgarnet3581]

Eight division beat by the best runner😅😅😅

[@warriorboltz8817]

I got chills down my spine when Pacquiao ate that liver shot then immediately jumped right back into the fight. Him simply clapping his gloves and going all in with just one arm shows how much of a true warrior that man really is

[@andrejamison2723]

Which is why I always felt that this Pac Man would have taken Mayweather out.

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

@andrejamison2723 Why do you think Gayweather ducked him all those years?

[@maivveatherjr9821]

@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 I'm 40 I follow their history since their prime... Manny's prime doesn't need Floid fight he already cemented his legacy as an all time greats but Floyd need Pacquiao fight not want it coz critics criticized Floid if he doesn't fight Pac his zero defeat means nothing. Pacquiao was chosen 3x fighter of the year and fighter of the decade of 2000's not Floyd. Pac continued fighting until achieving legendary career while Floid still running his loudmouth. Pac was considered and arguably the GOAT according to some articles and documentaries decades ago. Pacquiao prime was a ferocious beast, Defeating Dela Hoya, Hatton, Cotto, Margarito in most impressive way was scary

[@nimaakhtarkhavari8766]

@@maivveatherjr9821 100%

[@andrejamison2723]

@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 Because like this soft generation, Everyone wants to be famous but not everyone wants to be legendary. Pac Man is a throwback to the 80s

[@ViDaVerastegui]

As a Mexican, I felt so disappointed after the Margarito cheating got revealed, I felt so angry watching him presume his title, claiming he was innocent. I raged when he walked to the ring with the Mexican flag as he could represented us with all the cheating. I never wanted a fellow Mexican boxer to lose so badly as Margarito on this fight. I'm glad Pacquiao f this guy up, he is no Mexican, he doesn't represent the Mexican warriors.

[@clairemadeinheaven]

only warriors use mexican style boxing

[@MidoseitoAkage]

I understand your pain. He deserved this good whoopin'.

[@eetfuk3571]

I'm a Brit, I still give Margarito a credit for trying to redeem himself in front of everyone but I still disgusted on how he's trying to say he's innocent. but cmon, this guy has a lot of heart in him and it's actually good because that heart alone did us a favour and gave this monumental beating of a lifetime.

[@saumenroy8710]

Dont be harsh on Margarito. We all have our own demons and we all want the glory of winning. And we all are human after all. Antonio had done wrong and got punished by Cotto and Pacquiao. Peace.

[@gustavoguerola1675]

I loved when Cotto bested Margarito.

[@masterkuba01]

Here's the reality. After 10 years, nobody will talk about Mayweather's fights, but Pacquiao's fights we be talked about and watched throughout the years to come.

[@jeffycasinillo2998]

​@@J-HueThe guy doesn't hate your man it's just a FACT!

[@user-yx9vl4zz8o]

Yes, later on, your man is dead and Manny is dead also. After so Manny years 10 to 20 years. Their face are forgotten but their video who can watch speak them who are legend. And who is boring boxer 😅

[@splitatorium]

​​@@J-Hue I can't even remember a single one of his fights lol

[@Mavenger1845]

@@splitatoriumthen you’re a casual 😂

[@splitatorium]

@@Mavenger1845 Not really lol, I watched all of them yet none of them stood out enough to be remembered.

[@neilfishingcamp]

The pause on Manny looking at the ref gave me chills all over my body. The commentary is insane. Pacman is indeed a fighter and a good man. He intended to win but not to become a monster.

[@rjmacalino3186]

pre-christian manny would have killed that man.

[@kapetayobrew]

​@@rjmacalino3186i think he was still Catholic at this fight because he kept doing sign of the cross

[@alvle9404]

@@kapetayobrew He started losing fights since he remove that sign of the cross

[@dafakebeer2268]

15:41- Manny held back his punch too.

[@mlmg0817]

@@alvle9404 I thought i was the only who noticed it.

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

The Pacquiao-Marquez quadrilogy is one of the greatest quadrilogies of all time. The beatdown of Margarito is one of the greatest karma punishments ever

[@kevlark3184]

Marquez is one of my favorites but he priced himself of a 5th fight cause he knew better than Pac how it was gonna go. That last punch was one of the greatest in boxing history but Marquez admitted that that was the last punch he had. THE JOLT COUNTER

[@kevlark3184]

Marquez is one of my favorites but he priced himself of a 5th fight cause he knew better than Pac how it was gonna go. That last punch was one of the greatest in boxing history but Marquez admitted that that was the last punch he had. THE JOLT COUNTER

[@Tenchigumi]

@@kevlark3184 I'm playing Resident Evil 4 right now, and I've been carrying around the rocket launcher waiting for the perfect time to fire it, knowing that I've only got one shot, but also knowing that it'll obliterate anything I point it at. That punch was Marquez's rocket launcher.

[@Jsinista]

It was a domino affect. Mickey and hands wraps controversy. Gets suspended, comes back gets destroyed by manny and Miguel gets his revenge! Poetic justice.

[@Jsinista]

Mosley*

[@balbin0329]

I'l never forget this fight. Manny beat down Margaritto so bad he actually was looking to the ref to stop the fight and have mercy on Margaritto. As ferociuos a fighter Manny is, just goes to show what a great guy he really is.

[@theartofmusic714]

@@asianconnection7701 tf are u talking about?

[@devvv4616]

@@asianconnection7701 lol i doubt he was drinking when he was training for those fights. It's just a luxury he's passed up

[@ma.noelyndelapaz2948]

mp

[@romesantana8960]

Naw that facts I saw the whole entire fight. Manny wanted to cry for his opponent I felt sad that night but also happy.

[@88aqua88]

That rotten referee should not be there. He needs to be working at wallmart! Period!

[@maxalvarado8951]

Before the fight, I have seen an interview with Sugar Ray Leonard who was present at the fight and this, as far as I can remember, is what he said; " I don't think the people understands what Manny is trying to accomplish here."

[@aus993]

Sports is an entertainment not killing people is what Sugar Ray Leonard tried to imply. Got it? Look at Manny's eye looking at the referee on the later rounds. The same referee when he fought fiercely Marco Barrera. The referee must be adept to this kind of situation.

[@maxalvarado8951]

@@aus993 I was referring to the fight Pacquiao vs Margarito. Sugar Ray was referring that nobody yet accomplished an 8 division title intiende?

[@Yashura303]

​@@maxalvarado8951your the guy standing there？

[@rafiperezrealtor]

@@aus993 haha u dont get it his point!

[@umbag5707]

Yup till this day Mayweather fans did not get it😅

[@faderblock]

imagine a boxing fighter who have so many chance to hug the enemy when he is cornered but chose to fight back and with successful consecutive counter blows . a true boxer living legend.

[@empossible5945]

hugs and clinches should have had the limit, but unfortunately it doesn't had.. Mayweather took advantage of it

[@jomnpascual1786]

that's the style of floyd hugs and clinch that's why he is the most sweet boxer haha he hugs his opponent

[@_aweshit]

@@jomnpascual1786but when it comes to women Floyd's unleashes his boxing. Something ain't right and should be the other way around.. 😂

[@viperguyz]

@@_aweshitGot outta here 😂. Like his saline IV kit that he brings with him everywhere. Dude was watching a live NBA game and didn’t know his saline bag was dripping fluid all over the floor 😂.

[@MarvinJanssenAnonuevo-fh7wn]

That's why I'm so proud be a Filipino, pacman our hero 💪💪💪

[@mikerivero]

That round 6 Margarito punch feels so powerful. I can feel the pain that the pacman have to endure. Average boxers would normally go down but he kept his foot standing.

[@leoagan2586]

those powerful calves that look like tree trunks held him up.

[@Ricardo0824]

Yup pac said he was pissing blood and gave the belt away goat

[@joseryanquiatchon7330]

and fight to the end

[@packnerz2017]

Pacman revealed that he pissed blood after the fight. That's why he relinquished the belt he won on that fight. He had enough of super welterweight division.

[@roblong3684]

Yeah because he's a druggy

[@techdyaryo]

That liver defense and going one-hand mode was impressive... Wow!

[@Dorriedude]

that was such a badass moment for pacquiao, imagine the pain he had to endure

[@animeQs.]

when manny do it he simply says my jaws are stronger than my kidney and liver 😂

[@rhictv2197]

something a Mayweather fan won't understand

[@keais4513]

He was pissing blood after the fight, them tree trunks of a calves did a great job holding him up HAHAHHAAH

[@MickeyMichaels348]

It has been a privilege to see the Pacman's career play out over the last few decades. LEGEND!

[@counterstriving]

Yes, privilege is exactly the right word.

[@AngeloJustice]

I agree 100%

[@HappyCrescentMoon-cw4pf]

Manny Pacquiao was on the Gunnies World of Records. He alone was the only boxer who fought in 7 world titles.

[@erme0213]

Arguably one of the best fights of Manny. His endurance was tested here. This is what you call boxing.

[@wasabi5338]

great showcase of heart and fighting spirit too. His liver took two clean hooks from someone way bigger than him, his body shuts down yet he bounces back up on pure will, taunts Margarito and fought one handed until the pain goes away.

[@keand.1132]

He peed blood after this fight

[@punkbuster002]

The way he catches a punch with his parry while simultaneously blocking and quickly countering.. this is the part that most people doesnt understand. Not his power or endurance, its his reaction speed that allows him to utilize his physicality to the fullest

[@blackhoodie4170]

i agree. his high guard while him being so small is much more effective and compact that his whole body is covered and plus he moves so quickly thanks to his lower center of gravity and thus greater balance and incredible calves

[@mikaeldayas2660]

​@@blackhoodie4170q

[@ramlangoddos4425]

Manny Pacquiao fights like a kungfu master. While parrying or blocking punches with one glove, he simultaneously launched counter punches to the head and body with speeds that took his challengers by complete surprises. One of the Mexican boxers told his handlers: His hands are TOO fast.

[@aarnkgnar986]

This is how he hurt cotto. Seconds before the first knockdown. It’s so fast and solid. And manny knows how to finish a hurt opponent. Haven’t seen anyone do this same technique ever.

[@ritsuboii2130]

dude i think what he did in the 8th round was so smart, he went to the ropes not because he wanted to be barraged but because he wanted to be in distance of margarito, also i think it was a good gamble because pacquiao knew he could react fast from his punches

[@luismarcialvergaradiaz5363]

I will say this over the margarito issue and pretty much a summary of the fight "Mosley exposed him, Pacquiao destroyed him and Cotto avenged himself"

[@hemmydall]

You can't cheat the toughness and speed Margarito had, but its fairly evident in the fights after he was exposed, that his hard hitting power was definitely boosted in his fights before Mosley.

[@BruteStrength99]

Mosley didn't expose him. Brother Nazim did. Mosley just knocked him out.

[@Tenchigumi]

@@BruteStrength99 Mosley exposed him to the Shadow Realm

[@donavonhoward114]

@@hemmydall Margarito hit like a mule without the hand wraps. He wasn't exposed, he was just beaten by some of the greatest boxers to ever grace the Welterweight division. People think just because he cheated in that Cotto fight that he wasn't a crushing power puncher before, or after, but he was dangerous without the cheating.

[@hemmydall]

@@donavonhoward114 dangerous yeah, and he did win fights after, but he never got a ko after getting caught.

[@briharrisWarhmmer40kfan]

I will NEVER forget this night it was incredible! Manny was so good this version of him could fight in any era and give any of the legends trouble. It will stay with me for life ❤

[@archiezulueta]

and was not afraid fighting it out at enemy's territory. unlike the jap who only fight in his comfort zone

[@JuanHernandez-bd1un]

Pacquiao is one of a kind boxer. No one can duplicae his feat for decades to come.He is the greatest.

[@user-uo8yh9tb8g]

We will never see another Pacquiao... what's amazing to me is he skipped two weight classes entirely meaning he could have ostensibly won titles in TEN weight classes. He started as a powerful lefty and undernourished kid basically, and grew into a solid 147 pounder who never lost his punch or speed and picked up a good right hand along the way... anyway, his records are as unbreakable as Nolan Ryan's, seven no-hitters and all-time strikeout total IMO

[@mr.brightside6576]

he could also been knocked out in those weightclasses....you can never too sure cause the guy got knocked out twice already.

[@user-uo8yh9tb8g]

@@mr.brightside6576 True enough... we'll never know for sure, but interesting anyway

[@Punchout101]

@@mr.brightside6576 Only makes him greater

[@YuLeeIco]

@@mr.brightside6576 those 2 divisions Pacquiao skipped were not tough divisions, lucky for them Pacquiao did not fought on those divisions. 50-0 is a record that many boxers could achieve. But the 8 division champion record will stay there for hundred of years.

[@mr.brightside6576]

@@YuLeeIco nah bro you clearly dont know what you are talking about. floyd aint just 50 and undefeated but won more major world titles than pac without losing eight times, no two draws and didnt get knocked out three times. bro manny's eight division belts is a product of his time, business and politics in boxing. did manny beat a champ at 154?

[@josapathlapiz4722]

Manny was a big part of my childhood. It was basically a family event when he fights as everyone watches him. Basically grew up watching his fights and idolizing how he manages to beat people larger than him. He will be remembered as a boxing legend forever

[@dexcar4101]

I watch his fights throughout my childhood and man it was a treat, We have like a Holiday when he fights and an awesome after party after he won! XD

[@jossi9828]

Meh

[@patootie3529]

​@@jossi9828 what is the point of ur comment tf

[@campar1043]

@@patootie3529 desperate for attention

[@AngeloJustice]

​@@patootie3529that they're the edgiest kid in town, too cool for school.. all that kid stuff.

[@lindalarracas606]

This should qualify as the match of the century! So many points for its favor with the historic 8th division title at the point and with the obvious disparity in size and weight highlighting the rise from flyweight to junior middleweight. Plus the quality of the fight. Both were literally fighting for their life and neither backed down!

[@undoglopez6407]

Yeah your correct Bro

[@vanhattfield8292]

It wasn't the match of the century, or even the match of the year, because it was so one sided. Most people consider a good match to be one that is competitive. If you go back and look at Tommy Hearns vs Sugar Ray, Ali vs Frazier in 1971, or Tommy Hearns (again) vs Marvin Hagler, you will see fights that are considered some of the best boxing matches in the history of the sport. This was an amazing display of Manny's skills and an incredible personal achievement, but Margarito did not do anything to make this match look like anything more than a high level sparring match. Great fight, though, and very entertaining to watch.

[@youraverageguy8431]

Inhuman speed, crazy strat, godly precision and an unyielding spirit. The man's a true legend 7:06 10:46 11:09 11:18

[@CraicDealer]

Without doubt one of the most satisfying victories in boxing history

[@sieghartlelouch437]

Breathing technique of pac made him standstill . At that moment when he was livered 2x there's no chance standing up, but pac used a breathing technique to fight while recovering. What a beast

[@jasonpatrickdeleon4701]

If Manny pacquiao is from western countries especially US he will be top 1 or 2 in their choices

[@lexlier8336]

it's the rope that really helps if he's hit on the middle of the ring he's good to be knocked.

[@classicfightsboxingph252]

@@jasonpatrickdeleon4701 facts bro. . Maybe #1

[@lordraizel547]

it is called the sun breathing technique , the origin of all breathing technique.

[@romeldinho]

@@lordraizel547 lol. no it was the malunggay breathing technique 11th form.

[@andrewjaysonmartinez3681]

I will always be grateful that i have lived in the Manny Pacquiao Era we always watched his fights. Manny faced trials in his career but we always knew he was destined to reach the paramount of his career.

[@dart9692]

That one hand punchcing while the other hand is holding his sides was just badass.

[@joshs9375]

And people have the gall to say this doesn't count or isn't a great win. I knew this was an amazing fight, but you just made me appreciate it even more somehow! Over time, as Manny's fights are closely analyzed in a similar manner, I hope all boxing fans can fully appreciate the greatness of Pacquiao's feats. Boxing's true GOAT and record holder for breaking the most world records

[@kjsm6167]

Who the heck says this win doesn't count? Yeah, sure, Margarito got caught cheating before this, but that plaster in his gloves wouldn't've meant diddly if he wasn't also reeeeaaaalllly good a landing those punches. And if this a$$ whoopin' makes one think Margarito was nothing but a bum and circumstantial champion, one oughta think again. Margarito is 0% a chump, Pac-Man was just that good. Copy-Paste Ricky Hatton, and even an old Golden Boy. Dudes just couldn't hang, and there's no shame in that. But I don't know why I'm rambling this at you, you obviously know all that already.

[@Skate3League]

I hope history will remember Floyd ducking Manny all those years. when they finally fought it was still his hardest fight and manny had a bum shoulder.

[@jaboy8603]

@@Skate3League I’m new to boxing. Is it true when they say it was actually Manny’s camp that didn’t wanna sign? Is there proof of it?

[@mr_neil_vlog]

@@jaboy8603 nope. Floyd made alot of excuses from Drug test inside 21 window, then change all the way upto the fight, then wants Manny to leave Top Rank, then ask which gloves to use, tue ring size, and Venue only to Vegas, the list goes on and on until Manny got KO by Pedquez..

[@viajeroenhinyero4445]

@@jaboy8603 Floyd's a 🦆 shame on him self proclaimed Great but in reality his just an ordinary boxer champion in ducking

[@eikinyu2208]

It was this version of Pacman that Chickenweather avoided for years

[@skylinelover9276]

Mayweather actually retires in 2009 just to duck Manny lol. Then he came back after Manny promotion accept the cotto and Marquez 4th match. Mayweather create many issue to just delayed the Pacquiao -Mayweather fight as possible as he can

[@skylinelover9276]

Manny Pacquiao speed and power is at its peak during 2008-2012

[@Jahova126]

Man stop it smh… Tell the whole truth.. This version of pacquiao fought a broken Antonio Margarito after getting destroyed by Shane Mosley… Not to mention mannys team weight drained margarito in this fight.. Great win for manny but we all knew manny was gonna destroy margarito.. Plus this version of manny would of still lost to Floyd.. Plus why didn’t manny take that drug test?

[@Jahova126]

@@skylinelover9276you must be a casual. Because that’s not what happened… Manny never wanted to take the drug test. Freddy roach admitted that’s why the fight never happened! Besides NO version of manny would of beaten Floyd Mayweather I’m sorry… Plus Floyd was older than manny…

[@davidbowden8362]

@@Jahova126 The truth is, Mayweather will always live in Manny's shadow.

[@agilalawin1584]

His achievements in boxing proved he is the GREATEST OF ALL TIME in Boxing. No one can surpass his 8 division champ record.

[@pjscafe]

Definitely, top 3 boxers of all time.

[@fiery1625]

@@pjscafe the other 2 being American

[@leoncioquicio7418]

True Pacquiao is the greatest. He started at junior flyweight and climbed up to super welterweight. That feat is incredible. The only eight division champion. It will take a long time before another boxer can equal his record.

[@reniaalangco2189]

@@pjscafe Pacquiao GOat 8 Div. World Champ 4 Decades Champion Look That Resume No American Do that Even Boxing Sport Is From America. Take Note 22 World's Boxer Champion Defeat By Manny And Take Note Only Manny Pacquiao Conquer The Division 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@enjoyinglifenatureandtrave9529]

they want manny pacquioa to beat wilder for americans consider him as the GOAT XD

[@cassanovamousollini]

From rags to riches. Knowing first hand how life was then the way Manny grew up. His DETERMINATION is what amazes me. When most give up or take the wrong path in life, no matter what life throws at you. The few like Manny, pushes harder and make each minute count like your life depends on it. Rags to Riches and No pain No gain, straight up.

[@TheDevilWAH]

I would love to see a video on Pacquiao showing how his technique has developed during his career, and how when fighting different styles he adapts his technique.

[@ycee8629]

he was a boring dude outside of the ring he watches boxing fights in his home silent all the time

[@billybob1831]

@@ycee8629 😂😂😂

[@raiquiaarbiter7974]

There are many existing video documentaries on how Pacquaio grows in his fights, in his defeats, how he learned techniques and punches he developed.

[@Philippinesweecyclist]

​​@@ycee8629 boring dude? a basketball player coach a billiard player a pastor a business man an actor singer and a senator, boxing was his part time job when he enter politics he was never the same when he start that profession. And i believe he's not really into boxing if He's didnt experience poverty

[@Raz82000]

​​@@ycee8629 brooo.... I'm from Gensan, hometown of the great pacman. You will see him play chess and pool with random people for like 4 times a week. He's no boring dude.

[@TheEvilmonkey25]

Amazing, pacquiao changed styles every round and sometimes mid round, his versatility WAS the strategy.

[@javi4591]

Yeah as an amateur boxing my mind was blown with this analysis. I'm pretty sure if I watched the fight 3x I wouldn't even notice him changing styles and adapting mid rounds without this analysis.

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

true

[@maxshunt4340]

True. He change his tempo so much he confused his opponent.

[@sirnellyt2557]

DANG THAT 2X LIVER SHOT WILL HAVE ME GO SLEEP RIGHT AWAY AND WONT STAND FOR A WEEK DANG PACQUIAO IS A GOAT I CAN FEEL EVERY PUNCH THAT PACQUIAO TAKES AND CANT HARDLY BELIEVE PACMAN STILL DOMINATES WHAT A TRUE PEOPLES CHAMP

[@Ch0coB0y]

This was Manny at his best form. His stamina and footwork was insane. He admitted that he got hurt in this fight. Antonio was too big for him but he still dominated the fight

[@millerman3129]

Remember being like 8 and watching manny Pacquiao fighting, I fell in love with boxing right then and there, now I’m 16 and training to eventually become an amateur boxer so thanks pac man!

[@jan_TH1RT3EN]

Congrats. Hope you make it big someday. 🙏

[@andremahusay5603]

Good luck on your boxing career! ✊🏾

[@christoinkguitartutorial2298]

Goodluck to ur journey

[@shawnodonle9674]

Train hard and Train Smart. Work on your defence, footwork head movement and lateral movement should be your first priority. Stay out of the snakes that's going to take advantages of you. Be sure you read your contract carefully if you turn pro, get a lawyer if you have to (careful of any traps in the contract). Pick your opponent carefully (get the best fight at your level and progress). Be as active as you can to gain experiences. Never accept any clauses that's going to put you at a disadvantage /unreasonable etc. Good luck. I pray for the best for your career

[@lancesangangbayan9110]

Dont forget to put your trust in Jesus too! Praying you will make it someday!!

[@ryneagheilim9782]

Manny Pacquiao is truly the pinnacle of hardwork with the odds frowning upon him. In his early life, as you can see, he wasnt really the most blessed man. He had a broken family, had to stop school just to feed himself and his family, was very poor, wasnt really the most good looking man, very short and very skinny. Before he started boxing, he had no great physical advantage whatsoever. What he has now is really about hardwork, smart skills, courage, strength, endurance and determination all packed into a man and he really deserved it!! God bless you and your family Manny!! Way to go cementing your legacy that will live on for generations to come. Truly my favourite example of a hero. MABUHAY!!

[@thesau1595]

No one can beat margarito's record on eating most punches professionally. This match solidifies his eye socket as one of the most satisfying bully beat down on Boxing history.

[@jericol9101]

Legendary performance by Manny. There will never be another.

[@bch5513]

Absolutely incredible he took that liver shot

[@cor608]

Theres a bad side effects in his health forever.

[@rsrs6959]

@@cor608 What is that side effect? Please kindly let me know as I have always wondered about the risk of boxing as a profession and the damage that boxing does to fighters.

[@blogJM]

He pissed blood for a week according to an interview.

[@rsrs6959]

@@blogJM Damn! The case of Muhammad Ali is so scary, losing the ability to enjoy life from taking too many deadly shots to the head.

[@irvinmorales1409]

Honestly, the fact that both Pac and Margarito were still standing after receiving liver blows is just amazing.

[@srenkierkegaard6433]

watching this when I was a kid, I thought this was a walk in the park for Pac but damn this was a tough fight

[@asherwilkins465]

This analysis did a really good job at showing me what boxing is really like, not just knockout compilations but a long ass test of endurance

[@Pudekz51790]

This is what greatness looks like. All the disadvantages yet beat the guy up like no one ever did to him. GOAT

[@justaway6901]

10:59 During the interview before the Broner fight, they asked Pacquiao about this fight. Pacquiao stated how its miraculous that he survived this fight, which is juxtaposed to our perception of him pummeling Margarito. He's probably talking about this particular instance.

[@markseph274]

in the next day of the fight Pacquiao have a TMZ guest but he couldn't because Pacquiao was on a wheelchair because of thate body blow

[@jeimairuzu7056]

Pacquiao said that Margaritos punches are like sledge hammers punching his head and body. That's how heavy handed Margarito and how big the size difference.

[@maddydon336]

and yet, he still pummeled Margarito.

[@InfamousWarriorFC]

Actually opposite

[@fukkitful]

@@jeimairuzu7056 Probably felt more like bricks... or plaster...

[@samueldowney2806]

Absolutely incredible. I love how every time he took damage Pac banged his gloves together relishing the opportunity to come back harder and fiercer. He should have been KO'd in the 6th, but instead came back and was visibly disappointed when the round ended. When supreme skill and otherworldly determination come together you get performances like this.

[@EBKFiXXY]

As a Puerto Rican my whole my family enjoyed watching this fight after what he did to cotto dude has no morality still wouldn’t accept it after they found the cast in the gloves cotto was never the same manny definitely went this hard because of what he did and we enjoyed every single second of it !!

[@paulcharpentier5613]

Manny is one tuff son of a gun! Truly inspiring to any smaller man who is told he's too small.

[@timothyhanner8118]

I absolutely love your videos. As a boxing fan, it’s nice to see a knowledgeable person break down the best boxers in history.

[@batang525]

Mapapatoroako. Ajaypoto

[@batang525]

Salamat

[@Tenchigumi]

6:14 It's both funny and highly likely that Pac was enraged by how Margarito seemingly dismissed the power of his blazing combos, so when Marg tried to tank Pac's combos and push him to the ropes, Pac began throwing bombs to remind Marg who the f' he was dealing with.

[@bulletsunderpressure]

Hello, my name is pac-man, and you seem to have forgotten your place.

[@iiiiiiii2625]

pacquiao most underrated trait is his durability. he's eaten alot of punches that would hurt alot of fighters. his strength and conditioning is insane.

[@phtabletennisvlog4473]

Awesome analysis! I remember Pacquiao saying he felt all those punches the night after the fight and would not dare to fight in that weight class again. Respect to both fighters!

[@alvolante4164]

Loved the liver blow many delivered in the 5th and how the great Emanuel Stewart explained it: “many just took all the starch out of him with that blow”. Epic fight!

[@sirissac234]

RIP, Emanuel Stewart. Whenever I hear his voice it takes me back years to when my father and us used to watch boxing together.

[@forwatchingyoutube1257]

Me and my Grandpa followed Pacquiao since his Blow-by-Blow boxing careers day in the 90’s. My grandpa did not feel the heartbreak when Manny got knockout since he joined our creator at age 89 month before the fight.

[@crinawma314]

A True Warrior. A humble heart with hands of a beast.

[@justinc8888]

This is the only boxing content creator that actually breaks down the fight in a way that the typical boxing fan can clearly understand.

[@batzzz2044]

Manny is just something else. Whole different level. Legend.

[@karabiner159]

Respect man, this is easily the best combat sports content on the internet. Your editing, insight, and narration in these videos is second to none, but what ties it all together is brilliant storytelling. You've put serious work into developing your ability to tell a compelling story in the three or so years I've been subbed and it really shows. It's a combination of slick editing, scriptwriting, and emotive narration that really sells the intensity as well as the technical brilliance of the exchanges on screen.

[@motobenbh4722]

Yup, you said it. Even fights I watched live are more exiting with David's narration. He also tells me what actually went on .... which is handy.

[@Mugiwara129]

Pacquiao eating those liver blows and adjusting to it quickly, blocking those shots is just insane. Great breakdown of the fight, it's a hard a fight indeed for pacquiao despite pummeling margarito.

[@kenshinflyer]

I could tell how powerful Margarito is, but as if that liver shot-kidney shot chain meant nothing! That Pacquiao rebound was incredible!

[@robertzelensky1244]

Excellent breakdown.The creator of this video is a pro. Manny Pacquiao is one of a kind.His endurance, tenaciousness, Ferociousness,skill level is superb.He is a boxer that exciting to watch.The best boxer I've ever seen...

[@Deanodpp]

I agree, out of all the boxers I have seen over the years, Manny is just superior in his craft...

[@undoglopez6407]

100% exactly

[@undoglopez6407]

100% exactly

[@jacobhartmann1050]

Absolutely the best I've ever seen. You knew you were watching something special at the time. There will never be another him... And I've never heard Emmanuel Steward (one of the greatest trainers and analysts ever) call ANYONE else "an all-time great that belongs up there with the Ali's and Ray Robinson's" like he did with Manny after the Cotto fight. Go rewatch that fight right at the end and the ending commentary...

[@samueltabignejr.5698]

I had have watched this fight many times but this is the only time that I took notice of the liver punch on the round 6 from Margarito. AMAZING breakdown!

[@lizatong1]

Same here

[@redghettosun]

He took the same shot from Marquez 8th round in the 2nd fight and he struggled for awhile. He recovered quick with Margarito's shot but you could tell he almost hit the canvas in pain.

[@benjaminfajardo104]

no on on l no l

[@malcolmellis6614]

i saw the liver punch from Pacquiao.. Margarito was never the same after that ..

[@steeplechaser69]

After the fight, Pac said in an interview that his ribs were broken by that shot. That's the reason why he doesn't want to go to a higher weight class and welter is his limit. Also, he's already undersized for welter; the Thurman fight showed that. His ideal weight class is jr. welter but we all know welter is where the "Money" is. *wink wink*

[@swim2kill]

Pacman was so gutsy and valient throughout his career. Such a small guy with huge valor

[@viraltoday710]

You just showed us how hard Manny did it. Such a warrior!

[@stealthassasin1day291]

There were only a handfull of clinches in this match, it was spectacular. Mayweather fight vs Pac had a clinch every 20 seconds.

[@goodmusic2ursoul]

Both Pac and May are great boxers. Different boxing styles and different paths taken. Money May is more of a businessman, marketing himself very well to earn the most possible there is. Makes sure he has the advantage before going to the fight making his winning more likely. Pacquiao on the other hand is a fighter from start to end of his career. He fights best when he is the under dog. He pushes himself beyond limits to achieve what no one has ever done. You have to respect both. They define their success differently, and you should just recognize and accept that. They are different yet both great. Just be thankful that we witnessed both in our lifetime.

[@stalinsoulz7872]

Finally someone that understands the business. You really can't pitch a Hammer and Scalpel together. Manny being the hammer/brawler and Floyd being Scalpel/Purist Boxer. People forget that both have different styles and clearly Floyd Mayweather made sure he took Manny very seriously. You can tell he often talk yes he won but he never said something like fighting Manny is easy. You have to understand what skills Floyd had to do like parry block and evasion to the heights of his training to not get really hurt or fazed by Manny.

[@mikhailbolodo1597]

that's exactly why I dislike May. He's a businessman. just there for the cash and fame, and the fact that many want him to be the face of the sport? you see the problem there? Mayweather may be great. But he ain't doing boxing no favors. He's helping the sport degrade. He's like the one really popular kid in school that aces all his tests but brags about it to everyone while Pacquiao be the really hardworking kid that helped his class learn and study while still being ontop.

[@rod1424]

You respect a boxer that pay judges to keep his clean record?

[@goodmusic2ursoul]

@@rod1424 i wont go down that lane as its not proven. Even pac was accused of using roids. But you cant deny the skills man. Even if he pays, maybe ot was just useful to 3 to 4 fights. Still, skill wise, one of a kind. Pac fan here though.

[@jomeldeguzman8385]

This is the comment i wanted to read the most , Legends are Legends no need to compare .

[@chrisc3668]

Excellent breakdown, man. I really appreciate the time and editing you put into this masterpiece of a video. I remember watching this live and rewatching it many times throughout the years. You are the first to pick up on many pivotal shots that both Pacquiao and Margarito landed, especially round 6 when Manny had to bite down. Great stuff. I really hope you continue to provide these in the future.

[@GGP829]

He came from nothing then to something... Because of his dedication and love to what his doing. I don't think we can see another like him in future.❤

[@RagingSovereign]

There was a post fight interview of this stating that Manny let Margariito engage him instead of continuously dodging to entertain the fans. You can clearly see it that Manny is capable of escaping Margarito's Punches but he sometimes engage in inside fighting for the drama/crowd cheer.

[@gix-o]

yea thats his attitude he dont wanna let fans go. boring in the fight he sometimes take a beating to excite fans itbwas most likely easy for him to beat margarito becuz margarito is too slow.

[@a5-30-31cts]

Good narrative. What was not shown here was a 4th round sweeping uppercut by Manny, that everyone thought was a miss. But if you look carefully at the full fight footage, you'll see that it was with that swing that Manny tore open the cut below Antonio Margarito (AM)'s right eye. This was the cut that was the beginning of the end for AM (as he later admitted during post fight ring interview. Nearly blind by the 10th, and smashed by a late 10th round right hook, AM was basically a punching bag. Starting at the end of the 10th and through the 11th and 12th, Manny kept trying to get the ref's attention to stop the fight. Finally by the 12th Manny himself mercifully turned down the attack and carried AM throughout the 12th.

[@BeaWalsh]

During the actual fight, we never thought of how significant this fight was because we were just excited every pacman fight since its always a holiday here at home. We don't really care who he was fighting against. Looking back, whew! His heaviest weight, his last division championship and history again was made! I miss you, Manny more than ill ever miss any athlete, well besides Michael Jordan. ❤️

[@martymontano7493]

As a fighter, Manny has pure class. His hand speed is phenomenal and he fought fighters in their prime. Floyd on the other hand, hand-picked fighters he will fight - waiting for them past their prime. He also has tremendous speed - he is fast hugging and running from his opponents...

[@rostyk3502]

One of the best boxers out there

[@sly_tendencies87]

I'm a sucker for anything you upload. Such great knowledge and adept storytelling.

[@alvolante4164]

Me too

[@kanorjunior8306]

"The Ref allowed the massacre to continue" 😂

[@AlejandroMartinez-zg1mw]

I remember watching this on PPV as a teen. It really feels like it was only yesterday. My brother and myself were just so shocked at how well Manny did. This basically ended Margarito’s boxing career

[@pannychanman]

I think this was your best video yet. I feel like you can really see Pacquiao's speed on display here. Was this the fastest he's ever been? Maybe fighting a 20lb heavier guy really accentuates the difference.

[@nassiglutt6587]

It could be. Floyd wanted no piece of this manny version saying he'll never deal with Arum😂

[@keand.1132]

Manny's speed shows because Margaritto is so slow compared to him

[@Frik_nob-gk3de]

​@@keand.1132Bro what are you on? How about rewatching and slowing the fast and quick ounches he threw

[@thesphyrth]

I was too young to understand this when the fight went live, but watching it now? That's some grit and stamina for both fighters. I'm only watching but I'm exhausted by round 8. And here I see Pacman still having fast footwork and quick combos up to Round 9!

[@Engr.Reyes01]

Pacman fought toe to toe with a big guy🔥 literally chills😬

[@Mulongski09]

As a kid, growing up in the Ph, whenever Pacman fights,the whole Philippines seems to stop, no traffic, minimized crimes etc, you can picture it as covid days as in lock down, no people walking down the street because they are busy watching the fight on TV, no traffic. after the fight when manny wins, people will rejoice with others celebrating manny's victory, it felt like christmas🤣, even when they dont know each other, people will laugh and celebrate just to acknowledge pacquiaos victory

[@mkgag685]

Tru dat!

[@bubbuddoo]

Yes! Those were the days! Pacquiao always said that "I only want to make people happy!" and he did for his whole fighting career. There was a feel of living dangerously on the edge. I remember being perplexed at his goofy smile when he walked into the ring to fight Margarito. Then he goes on to win his 8th division title. What a legendary fighter!

[@redghettosun]

A most excellent breakdown. Margarito, to his credit, was probably in the best shape he had ever been and hurt Pacquiao so many times that he immediately rejected any offer to defend that 154 title. To Pacquiao's credit, he knew he reached his physiological limit. Fighting at Middleweight would've shortened his career tangling with boxers who might come in at Cruiserweight on fight night. Although, a Canelo matchup would've been epic.

[@hoodninjaX]

Canelo ducked Pacquiao in 2013

[@redghettosun]

@@hoodninjaX It's possible. I remember those rumors that a Mexican billionaire was willing to fork out $60 million for the fight to happen in Mexico. If the fight took place in 2013 at Super-Welterweight, Canelo would've lost his O.

[@vajguy]

He didnt hurt Pacquiao.. I remember Pacquiao not wanting to fight at 154 and knew his limit because after that match he stated he couldn't sign autographs due to his fists being so swollen. Pacquiao def picked a extremely durable fighter to fight at 154.

[@boxingok581]

@@hoodninjaXno he fucking didn’t stfu😊

[@sorcierenoire8651]

There is a reason why weight classes exist.

[@kingcobra2858]

Manny made this fight look easy. Margarito may have been shady but his seeming advantage on Manny is no joke to overcome.

[@maricelavelino15]

Great video and commentary. You highlight what you are saying by slowing down the movements. Love them. Hope you continue doing this on other boxers as well. Thank you for sharing your analysis of this fight.

[@saltlight4220]

Thanks for showing Manny's boxing skills. He's the best in boxing and life's determination to succeed.

[@gabbargado6242]

Pacquiao is a fearless boxer. He loves to fight and fought anybody anywhere. 💕

[@luso7487]

Pacquiao is a legend. the greatest boxer of his generation. such a humble man.

[@jasonjohannes541]

Great breakdown and analysis. More please.

[@gerasmobalilihan5861]

Wow.......! Nice video! What an amazing analize! Perfect. Make another video. Awesome!

[@kevlark3184]

A pacquiao morales trilogy needs to be done. Pacquiao's biggest growth happened here from a very good fighter to arguably the best p4p of all time.

[@TrojanRabbit521]

I’ve watched this fight multiple times and seen a few breakdowns. I never noticed or hear about that liver shot in the 6th. PAC fighting 1 armed till he recovered was amazing! Thanks for pointing that out. Manny deserves to be mentioned among the greats. Wish Mayweather had the guts to face prime Pac-Man

[@JamesBond-dx4qi]

Gayweather will turn into transgender in order to avoid PM in his prime.

[@ianwynnejones6424]

I doubt we'll ever an incredible feat like this again, a truly great boxer and a very likeable person.

[@user-ec7ik1uz1x]

Indeed Manny Pacquiao is the greatest boxer in history. No one surpassed him with this feat. He's a true boxer inside the ring. Very humble and his fist just do the talking. I am very proud of him. Hurray Filipino boxer. You're the greatest!!!!

[@paulbriody297]

Pacquiao is a giant of a man! Total respect.

[@Unit27]

That 6th round liver punch by Margarito is so hard to catch. Really wonder what his image would be if there was a bit more power, he got more luck, or the ropes weren't there to catch Manny. Still, I think one of Pacquiao's greatest strengths during this titles run was figuring out how to make his height disadvantage into an asset. He used his speed, mobility, power, and unpredictability to make bigger fighters really look sluggish in comparison.

[@irvinmorales1409]

According to Doug Fischer, he never saw another fighter who was able to load up on his punches as well as Margarito. The whole scandal just makes me sad considering how entertaining Margarito was.

[@BR-th4tb]

6th round from a beat up margarito is equivalent to a no power punch at all. The first 3 rounds emit power from a not so tired boxer, but after that, boxers do get tired, and in Margarito’s case pretty beat up, tired, may land a jab but absolutely no effect on manny whatsoever

[@Unit27]

@@BR-th4tb nah, he just made Manny sit on the ropes to avoid going down. No power let at all.¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@BR-th4tb]

@@Unit27 it’s called evasive maneuvers defense, wildly discussed in this video. Why do you think manny won. Do you really think after 5 rounds of being a punching bag, you have power? Understandably the first the first two rounds. Try it.

[@Unit27]

@@BR-th4tb Manny was far superior the whole fight, I'm not arguing that. Still, rewatch 10:44, see how Manny's movement immediately changes after the 2nd blow to the liver, how he crouches and compacts the guard around his body, leaving the head completely open. He felt that shot. If Margarito had a bit more accuracy or luck with the follow ups, he could have scored a knockdown there before Manny regained his footing. Manny had a lot of tools that gave him an advantage over larger, slower fighters. Margarito didn't lack power, he lacked the tools and game plan to make one of the fastest, most surprising fighters of all time, stop long enough to deliver. No one at the time could. That's why the fight ended up being so one sided.

[@junie437]

This is the best analysis of this fight I've watched, it's like a movie, great job.🙏🙏🙏

[@sjbonifacio8055]

Man. I’ve watched this fight countless time but i never noticed that liver shot in round 6. You earn my subscription. Love it!

[@gicardee6756]

@15:40 Manny showcases total mastery by pulling a punch from connecting that would have been enough to hurt Margarito unnecessarily. Manny is just a wonderful fighter and a compassionate human being. You troll or disrespect him, he will join you and trolls himself for laughs and good times, you cant piss him off outside of the ring, another trait of a true master. Thank you for showing us Manny... Salamat!

[@ChewieCR]

I thought I was the only one who noticed this.

[@tridetroll4391]

I have been a fan for many years and I never comment on videos but something about you saying, "Few things weaken a man like getting punched repeatedly." Hit me in the right spot. A very true statement that is hilarious and valid both in context and out of context.

[@T.W.T_TV]

What a fight to remember. They both showing us their best performance! Kudos to both boxers!! This explanation video really enjoyable to watch eventhought I watched the fight between them thousands times.

[@jimmyrodriguez5670]

This is, hands down, the most impressive fight I have ever seen in the boxing ring.

[@tequilawolf6231]

Pacman never pick the weak opponent and get a W, He always chose the fighter on their prime, He always loved challenges, International People loves the pacman but filipino people never can never understand and always mocking the man that put our country in the map. I may not agree about his politics career but we should always celebrate this man.

[@longhealthyjoyfullife]

One of the most impressive victories in boxing history. Amazing job!

[@vickyyabut9998]

THanks so much for this GREAT VIDEO I ENJOYED WATCHING IT 🤗❤