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Well, I think that Pacquiao should fight, and the weight category should not exceed 160lb, so he still has a lot to prove, I don't know very well if he is still focused on politics,..............

He has retired already, he will not get back in professional boxing anymore, maybe more exhibition fights, that way he can still earn millions. Pacquiao though not anymore in Politics but his family is, and I'm pretty sure he is the one supporting them, maybe next election, we will see Pacman winning the senatorial race again.

Yes, Manny can still fight professionally if he chose to do so but he knows well that he ain't the same Manny anymore that the people knew and his skills are not the same when he was still in his prime. It's still a good idea to do some fights in the form of exhibition fight and that way he can still do his passions in boxing.

Maybe soon, we can see him running for a senatorial seat or maybe he will go back and run as a congressman.

More money and much lighter preparation if Manny will choose to do exhibition for sure there are a still lot of fans who wanted to witness him inside the ring, but professionally wise, I don't think he still need to prove something he already earned the respect from this sport and there's nothing to prove.

Yes, Pacman knows that his presence is already missed by the fans around the world and giving them an exhibition fight will surely delight them, no doubt that this fight will garner millions of dollars in-terms of revenues again and hopefully soon we can see Mayweather and Pacman again sharing the same ring even if it is an exhibition fight.

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...but professionally wise, I don't think he still need to prove something he already earned the respect from this sport and there's nothing to prove.

I agree, Pacman doesn't have to prove himself again because he already carved his name in the boxing industry and have achieved a feat that will be hard for any boxer to attain.

Well, to tell the truth, I do not lose hope that Pacquiao will come back, it will not be like Tyson did, who was never seen again in a ring, not even to have an exhibition fight, so this is something that I as a fan would like very much , because I have two impressions that I did not like about Pacquiao, the first one was with Mayweather when they totally stole the fight, it was something unfair and painful, especially for those of us who were going for Pacquiao and we know that everything was a setup to give victory to Pacquiao Mayweather, and his last fight that he lost was not good at all, but supposedly it was because he did not have much time left to train, it is time to see him at 100%.

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That's why the percentage of ring accidents and serious injuries before are higher. It's a good thing that after all those years, the organization has focused on wellness and fairness of the game so their players won't face a higher risk. We can't deny the fact that weight has a huge impact on the gameplay result so it should be fair from the beginning to make sure that the whole match would flow smoothly.

The medical team also plays a big part in the safety of the boxer. Those first aiders, the presence of an ambulance, and the decision of the referee to stop the fight if ever they see the boxer in an unfavorable situation. Many blame referees for the early stoppage but I commend them because they are knowledgeable enough to stop a possible disaster to happen. There are lots of cases in early boxing history that due to the negligence of the referee, many boxers suffer a devastating injury that either take a boxer's life or made a boxer have an early career retirement.

This is very correct, for me the medical team has everything a boxer needs, whether in the middle of a fight or before a fight and throughout his training, I think it's a bit of an exaggeration, but a boxer must undergo a study. in his head through the corresponding devices to rule out that there is something wrong and it gets out of control in a fight, a very recent case in Colombia, a boxer lost his life when he was in the ring, because another boxer through The blow caused death, obviously at that moment the boxer who suffered this was already in a knockout, they immediately took him to the doctor and he was sick for about 3 days and finally died, I think these things can be avoided, perhaps with one more doctor radical control.

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That's the life in boxing and boxers already knows that risks.

If they end up in death, it doesn't mean they are not careful but it's just unfortunate that it really happened.

That's why I hope that no boxer from now will meet their death at the ring although it's impossible.

That is precisely what one should prevent from happening, and I think that the world boxing federation should focus, so that this type of thing does not happen anymore, because it is very painful to see relatively young athletes who lose their lives like this without So, doing what they like the most, the young man had many projects, I imagine that one of those projects was to become a professional, but I consider something, when we are born, we do it with a certain DNA, ideal for X sports and for others that They do not suit, there are many boxers who are born to be boxers and they do very well and that is where one says that they were born for that, but others, no matter how much they prepare throughout their lives, can fail.

Colombian boxer Luis Quiñones dies after five days in coma

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Quiñones, whose final record is 10-1 (6 knockouts), had been in a coma since undergoing surgery after suffering a blood clot in his brain during his fight with fellow unbeaten boxer Jose Munoz last Saturday at Coliseo Elias Chegwi. Quinones collapsed to the canvas and was counted out with just thirty seconds remaining in the fight.

The Colombian Boxing Federation announced the news Friday, saying in a statement, “We express our most sincere condolences to all his family. Peace in his grave and resignation to the designs of God.”

Source: https://www.ringtv.com/644774-colombian-boxer-luis-quinones-dies-after-five-days-in-coma/

Here is the case of the Colombian who died after the fight he was having.