Manny Pacquiao teaches kid footwork here as he gets ready for his next boxing match in Japan next month.
Both Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather will in fact be back in boxing rings next month.
Mayweather in an exhibition (seemingly) against John Gotti III in Mexico.
Pacquiao in a real fight. Over three rounds. Pacquiao is back in the gym and is teaching younger fighters footwork even as you can see by clicking right here now.
Could in fact Pacquiao become a coach after boxing? Why not?
There are many things Pacquiao can do after boxing. Realistically, he doesn’t have that much left in boxing.
His fight next month in Japan on RIZN and likely one last big professional boxing match before the end of the year.
Against Barrios or someone else.
It seems odd though that he’d finish on a fight like Barrios, with respect to him, is not a huge name.
Surely Pacquiao wants that one last big one in professional boxing.
It may come in an unexpected way next year, too.
In the form of say, Conor McGregor of the UFC, who finally will get his Pacquiao boxing match.
That would be unexpected next year and do big numbers.
Pacquiao for after boxing already has his promotional company MP Promotions too of course.
Pacquiao uses it to hone the next generation of Filipino prize fighters too.
But a career in coaching may in fact be also something that might interest him.
He seems to have the temperament and patience for it and sure as heck can pass on an awful lot of knowledge he’s acquired over the years.
He’s also got the experience of being trained under a Hall of Fame trainer in boxing for many years.
In the form of Freddie Roach.
Pacquiao could open up more gyms under his name not just in his country of origin but worldwide in many nations.
The Pacquiao name is a big hit worldwide.
