FULL FIGHT | Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton (DAZN REWIND)

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To think this was over a decade ago. No one would imagine 11 years later that Pacquiao would be holding a legitimate title as a welterweight champion in his 40’s. Respect

Floyd is gone, Barrera is gone, Morales is gone, Marquez is gone, Cotto is gone, you name it.. but the Pac-man still a World Champion and a top10 p4p fighter 🔥 Mad Respect for a 41 year old Legend.

No matter how many times I've watched this I come back to it as one of the best KO's I've seen.

What Manny Pacquiao did in the ring is almost godlike. He literally moved up weight class after weight class and destroying the champions and every time he moved up he clearly seemed significantly more skilled than he was before! I can’t even understand how that is even possible. Do you realize when a boxer moves up to fight a guy in a bigger weight class that boxer will most likely lose and two weight classes is suicide!. Pacquiao moved up THREE weight classes to fight Dela Hoya and he absolutely mutilated him! Some examples here, Mikey Garcia who was 40-0 moved up two weight classes and fought Errol Spence. Mikey got killed. Amir Khan moved up to fight Canelo, he got killed. Kell Brooke moved up to fight GGG, he got killed. Canelo (arguably the best active boxer) moved up 2 weight classes to fight Bivol and he couldn’t do much at all! He clearly lost! The fact that Pac did that in 8 different weight classes (which nobody other than Pac has even done in 7 classes) is just shockingly impressive.

Imagine the one guy who went to the bathroom, comes back and finds the game just ended

Title of the video says "FULL FIGHT" Me: "Why is it only 16 minutes long?" "OH"

Pacquiao had me fall in love with boxing the moment I accidently caught him thrashing Barrera live on HBO one night in 2003. I followed his every single step of the way since then. Imagine, he becomes number 1 P4P and goes on to legendary status. Of any fighter that I could of watched and fell in love with boxing... Thank you Pacquiao. You were truly inspirational to see live every step of the way to retirement.

Imagine being from UK , spending alot of money to fly to Las Vegas USA , pay for a hotel & food for the weekend , then the ticket for this venue , just to watch your favorite fighter get knocked into the shadow realm in 2 rounds lol

Ricky Hatton said in a interview, manny does the same punch all the time, " dip roll over and swing" well apparently he didn't see it coming.

Pacquiao is a force of nature, once in a lifetime talent. We will never see a champion like him for the next 100 yrs . I'm glad to witness greatness 💯

Manny made all his countrymen proud, when I was a little kid I hear "Pacquiao! Pacquiao!" being yelled by my cousins on TV. Now as I grew up, I realize how much you impacted the scene of boxing for us Filipinos. Sir Manny, thank you for representing our country to the world, you are our GOAT and forever will be remembered as an inspiring, hard working fighter who came from humble beginnings.

16 minute video. You’d think it’s a highlight video, but it’s actually the whole fight.

For me, Pacquiao is the Greatest Boxer of All Time.

To this day. That KO is one of the top 5 in history.

12:03 Pac took a moment to stop celebrating to wish his opponent well/pray for his safety after that brutal KO. Class and a genuine act.

Hall of Fame!!!! Loved Pacman from his very first fight. Definitely one of a kind!

when theres no sports so youre here watching pacquiao fight replays

all i can say it , " The guy everyone feared, is now the guy who everyone wants "

That Manila Ice jab is such an amazing move. It’s a jab but almost acts like a hook. 6:46