Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao believes he faced one man who was more skilled than Floyd Mayweather during his glittering career. ‘PacMan’ remains the most decorated fighter in boxing history, winning multiple world titles across eight separate weight divisions during his…

Boxing legend Manny Pacquiao revealed that he considers Mexican great Juan Manuel Marquez to be a more skilled opponent than Floyd Mayweather. Speaking in an interview with The Ring Magazine, the eight-division world champion explained that Marquez was the only opponent who truly figured out his style and anticipated his movements in the ring, calling him a brilliant counterpuncher and warrior.
Pacquiao faced Mayweather in May 2015, losing by unanimous decision in their highly publicized welterweight unification bout. However, Pacquiao shared an iconic four-fight rivalry with Marquez, which concluded in December 2012 when Marquez scored a memorable knockout victory over the Filipino fighter.
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