Freddie Roach: Last News

Manny Pacquiao's wife has posted a heartfelt tribute to her legendary husband, who is reportedly considering his future in boxing after his defeat to Yordenis Ugás on Saturday.  Pacquiao's long-time trainer and mentor, Freddie Roach, has hinted that the Las Vegas fight could be the last of a career in which he has won world titles at eight different weight divisions.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Despite losing to Floyd Mayweather in 2015, Manny Pacquiao does not believe his fierce rival is among the greatest boxers of all time.In a recent interview, via the Mirror, the Pac-Man was asked who was on his “Mount Rushmore” of boxing.While legendary fighters like Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard made the cut, there was no room for his old foe Mayweather, who retired in 2017 with an unblemished 50-0 record.“Roy Jones Jr, Julio Cesar Chavez, Muhammad Ali and I will not include myself so Sugar Ray Leonard.”Pacquiao’s surprising comments came just a few days after his long-time coach Freddie Roach claimed that the Pac-Man’s boxing career was greater than his former rival

Freddie Roach, the long-time head coach of multiple-weight boxing champion Manny Pacquiao, has revealed he didn't want his fighter to face Errol Spence.

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