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SPORTS Monday 3 July 2017

BROTHERLY

LOVE

Manny Pacquiao of the
Philippines waves to his
supporters after his loss to Jeff
Horn of Australia, during their
WBO World Welterweight title
fight in Brisbane, Australia,
Sunday, July 2, 2017.
Associated Press
No reason

to cry for

Manny

Pacquiao

after loss

By TIM DAHLBERG
AP Sports Columnist
Manny Pacquiao still has
his name, if not his punch.
That should get him anoth-
er fight or two, though not
at the rate of pay to which
he’s become accus-
tomed. And it’s not enough
to get him a second fight
with Floyd Mayweather Jr.,
a bout that wasn’t likely to
happen even before his
controversial loss Sunday
in Australia to hometown
hero Jeff Horn.
At the age of 38, Pacquiao
is pretty much done. His
latest attempt at wiping
away the stain left from
his fight with Mayweather
ended with a fighter who
wouldn’t have survived
five rounds with him in his
prime celebrating in front
of a crowd of 51,052 at a Phillies end Mets’ 4-game winning streak
rugby stadium in Brisbane.
Pacquiao’s supporters will New York Mets second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera, right, winces in pain as Philadel-
howl that the judging was phia Phillies’ Nick Williams (5) grabs onto Cabrera’s legs on a fielder’s choice during
horrendous, and on at the eighth inning of a baseball game, Sunday, July 2, 2017, in New York. The Phillies
least one card (117-111, defeated the Mets 7-1.
Horn) it was. Associated Press
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