Promoter Eddie Hearn On Manny Pacquiao’s Draw Against Mario Barrios: “Not Elite Level”

The promoter Edi Herne says that Mane Pacoyao tied against WBC Champion Mario Barrius last Saturday night was more about the fact that Barius was not a fighter “at the elite level.”

Herne notes that Parius (29-2-2, 18 Cos) fought to 12 rounds last year against Abel Ramos, an old warrior, and felt he lost that battle. He believed that Pacquiao would have come out of his depth if Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman Jr. To fight for a world title in 147.

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“This has a relationship with Mario Barius,” Eddie Herne told the media, as he was a 46 -year -old Mane Bacoyao’s reaction to retirement to fight Mario Barius to a draw of 12 rounds. “Imagine that Brian Norman will do it with Bacoyao or” shoes ” [Ennis] He will do to Bakoyao.

It will be a massacre for Pacquiao fighting Boots Ennis or Brian Norman JR. These men are at a different level from Barius. Bacoyao was not able to win tours against Enes or Norman Junior.

What will happen is the same thing that we saw when Mani was brought by the cold of Juan Manuel Marquis in the sixth round of his fourth battle on December 8, 2012. It will arrive with Boots and Norman JR. To Pacquiao a lot before that of Marquez, and it will not require the perfect shot to do the task. They cut it with simple shots.

“Barius has just directed the Gake Paul card [against Abel Ramos]. I thought he lost the battle. I was there on the side of the ring. It was terrible. It is not the elite. It is not the world championship level. Listen, respect pacquiao. Herne said:

Pacquiao Wise Barrios Choose

Barrio’s terrible performance against Journeyman Abel Ramos last November was a clear indication that he was not a world championship fighter. The only reason that made his hands on the WBC title in weight is that he was rising to this position outside the ring. If he is forced to fight one of the best competitors on the belt, it is likely that it has been lost.

Bacoyao and his administration knew what they were doing in Parausus’s choice to fight for a world title in 147. They will not choose the WBO Brian Normuer Junior or Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis when he was still keeping the IBF and WBA 147-LB title. They chose well, as they chose a weak champion, he was sent by email to his belt in Barius.