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Pacquiao: Hunger’s still there
- Updated: October 27, 2016
Manny Pacquiao says that despite a punishing schedule which includes juggling two high-profile jobs in the build up to his return to the boxing ring, he has still managed to maintain his fire for the sport.
Now that the Philippine Senate is on a break, the boxing legend says he is finally able to start training in earnest to face WBO welterweight champion Jessie Vargas in Las Vegas.
Three months after ending his brief ring “retirement”, Pacquiao is in the final weeks of preparations for the fight on Saturday, November 5.
“It can be very difficult if you are not disciplined. But I feel good,” said …
