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As fight week approaches and two months of training camp is coming to a close for both Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner, if the energy surrounding the respective training camps is an indication as to the readiness and focus that both fighters will possess entering the ring on January 19, fight fans are in for a great fight.
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Over the past 25 years in the boxing business, I have seen good camps and bad camps. Chemistry is everything. Energy plays an extremely important role for a fighter both mentally and physically leading into a fight. I had the opportunity to visit both fight camps over the past month including Manny Pacquiao's final sparring session on January 12 at Wild Card Gym in Los Angeles. The common vibe during my visits to the Pacquiao and Broner camps was the relaxed and confident nature of both teams.
I visited Broner's camp in West Palm Beach on January 2. Broner was already looking fight ready and in great shape. While speaking to Broner's veteran trainer, Kevin Cunningham, I could sense the calmness and confidence that surrounded the camp. Broner was relaxed and seemed very much at ease while we briefly spoke. He has expressed many times that this is the biggest fight of his career and when I looked into his eyes and he talked about his preparedness, I can see that it wasn't just hype. The family-like nature of the entire Broner team as they left the gym that evening was of a well-oiled machine with one purpose, preparing for combat.
On the other side of the country, as I entered the Wild Card Gym to watch Pacquiao's final sparring session of his training camp which started in the Philipines and transitioned to Los Angeles just before Christmas, the first person I spoke to was Freddie Roach. With everything that had transpired after the Jeff Horn fight and into and after the Lucas Matthysse fight, after speaking to Roach, you would never think there was ever a hiccup in the relationship.
Pacquiao's team consisting of head trainer Buyboy Fernandez, Freddie Roach and strength and conditioning coach Justin Fortune couldn't look any more in sync and comfortable with their roles. Whatever bad blood might have or have not existed previously seemed a million years in the rearview mirror. Just like family, Pacquiao's team appears to be back together with one more push for greatness as Pacquiao's career winds down.
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One thing is for sure, the fight on January 19 is going to be a lot more competitive than many people may think. According to the boxing odds at YouWager.eu, Pacquiao is a -283 (wager $283 to win $100) favorite to defeat Broner. The odds for a Pacquiao victory by a decision are at +100 (wager $100 to win $100). I see this fight a much closer contest. Maybe even a split decision victory for the winner.
This fight is a story of two warriors in two different places in their careers. The 40-year-old Pacquiao knows he's in the final act of his career. His legacy is already cemented as one of the greatest fighters to ever live. This fight is about ending his career on his terms at the highest level. Should he get past Broner, there's most likely one more big fight as the sun sets on his Hall of Fame career.
On the other hand, the 29-year-old Broner is looking to resurrect and reinvent himself through this fight. He already garners favorable viewership when he fights on Showtime and he still has a few years of his prime left to end his career on his terms. If he is able to defeat Pacquiao, for Broner it will be like starting with a clean slate. At least inside the ring.
The energy is right. Both fighters are prepared. Now it comes down to who wants it more. Regardless, the fans should be the big winners on January 19
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