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INQUIRER.net poll: Time for Pacquiao to retire


MANILA, Philippines – After Philippine boxing hero Manny Pacquiao’s stunning defeat from Mexican fighter Juan Manuel Marquez that left him knocked out cold last week in the boxing ring, INQUIRER.net readers believe he should retire from his career.

In a poll that ran from December 10 to 19, 2,117 of 4,728 readers or 44.78 percent responded with “Retire” among the choices from what should Pacquiao do after his defeat from Marquez.

But when Pacquiao returned home from Las Vegas a few days after the fight, he told his supporters he will not hang up his gloves anytime soon.

Meanwhile, 1,387 or 29 percent answered that Pacquiao should continue with his career.

But the remaining 1,224 or 25.89 percent voted that Pacquiao should give up his newfound religion instead and return to his Catholic faith.

Recognized as the world’s best pound-for-pound fighter, Pacquiao used to pray and kneel before a fight, until he became a Christian.


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Tags: Boxing , Juan Manuel Marquez , Manny Pacquiao , News , Sports

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/GHH2IPW7ZSTQX4JCYQWL2BLXOE MarcialA

    brian viloria.donaire.ami khan all previously train by rotch.hpe paquiao realize rotch is kaput.

  • bonnox

    we heard the man, “we will rise again”…. so, FELLAS lets give him a chance, let him redeem himself on his own terms. he knows himself more than what we know of him besides we all know that he is a true warrior, they just dont give up easily…..

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Vicente-Boticol/100002674898219 Vicente Boticol

    The Fuckman is finished….No Boxer should sleep in the canvass for 2 minutes !   He could have woke up in HELL  where Satan is eagerly waiting for him.

  • kilawon

    he should retire and focus on his singing career and just sing “sometime JUANwe TATS” and of course sing his favorite song after he was KO” JUST JUAN” by james ingram.!!!!

  • boybakal

    It’s all God’s Will.
    That’s why he was put to shame…Humiliating Loss…Slept without Pillow.
    Pacquiao is too controversial…he is greedy…he wants everything. singer, actor,politician,pastor, boxer, everything.
    After using the Catholics in all his wins by prayers…he deserted his faith.
    It’s better for him to retire…at least he will be back to where he was before….no controversy.

  • Aris Kalayaan

    If Pacquiao really want to serve the country, he can do it better by being a boxer than a politician.      It’s better if he relinquish all his political ambitions and focus on boxing.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/GHH2IPW7ZSTQX4JCYQWL2BLXOE MarcialA

    no not yet.first fire freddie Rotch.get real new trainer.look amir khan after he change trainer he’s on wing again.train again with nutrionist alex ariza.

    • qbu

      pay more and get mr Heredia to develop his “power” and ko jmm easily next fight…  



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