Pacquiao spar mate predicts 7th round KO for Manny | Inquirer Sports

Pacquiao spar mate predicts 7th round KO for Manny

By: - Reporter / @MarkGiongcoINQ
/ 08:55 PM May 31, 2017

Adrian Young, Manny Pacquiao’s latest sparring mate, marveled at the Filipino ring superstar’s lethal combination of speed and power after their three-round session on Tuesday.

The 24-year-old Mexican also believes Jeff Horn won’t last in the ring with Pacquiao past the seventh round.

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“Manny is very [fast],” said a wide-eyed Young, who expressed his excitement sharing the same ring with Pacquiao and being in the country for the first time. “He was very [fast] and he confused me with his speed.”

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“Pacquiao KO in round seven,” said Young, who owns a record of 23-3-2 with 18 knockouts.

Young said Freddie Roach instructed him to use the ring and create distance during the sparring.

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Pacquiao said the three rounds with Young helped him in familiarizing himself with the kind of style Horn has.

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“He helps my training because his style is similar to the style of my opponent,” Pacquiao said.

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The eight-division champion, however, opted not to give any predictions as to how the fight will end.

“I don’t give any predictions when it comes to my fights. I just see to it that I stay disciplined in training and do whatever I can during the fight.”

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