“The reason we are fighting this fight at 144 pounds is because I wanted to see how I performed at a lower weight. If I do well,
I could easily fight at 140 for my next fight. At 140 is the weight I walk around at when I’m not training for a fight. So that is no issue, and even 135 would be easy for me to make. The real question is how do I feel and how do I perform when I return to those lower weights?
“I could be faster than when I fought at welterweight and [junior middleweight], and if my power remains the same, I may be able to score more knockouts at lower weights. I weighed 138 when I knocked out Ricky Hatton, 142 when I stopped Oscar De La Hoya, and 144 when I scored a TKO of Miguel Cotto. Many people consider those fights some of my best, so
why not go back down if that is where the bigger and better fights are going to be fought?
Manny Pacquiao: 'Even 135 would be easy for me to make' - Ring TV
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