Manny Pacquiao, 1-Pacman ‘ready to rumble’ in 2025 elections


1-Pacman Rep. Mikee Romero (left) with Manny Pacquiao. - Photo: Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN

MANILA: Manny Pacquiao may be past his prime as a prizefighter, but the man they call Pacman believes he still has a lot of fight left in him.

This was the message of the boxing idol as he celebrated his 46th birthday on Tuesday (Dec 17), plotting his hopeful return to politics as a senator and a possible comeback fight that would stamp an exclamation point to his illustrious boxing career.

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