Exclusive Sebastian Funda would take the opportunity to give Manny Pacquiao a chance for the title of WBC Super Welter Wweight.

The fund talked to WBN before his main support of Pacquiao’s return against Mario Barrios.

“High Hell” was surprised by the question of WBN surrounding Pacquiao shot in a 154-pound crown, if they both win on July 19.

The World Boxing News said: “Absolutely, absolutely. Wow, this is a question and for the first time he asked me. I love this fight.”

If Pacquiao passes through Barrios, the boxing legend will become the oldest welterweight master at the age of 46. Master versus Master Clash with the Fund will open.

The event for the main Pay-Per-View event would be basic to do because the Premier Boxing Champions represent both warriors.

Pacquiao vs Fundor would represent another milestone for the returning “Pac-Man”, which strives after returning next month from four years of absence.

Sebastian Funda would jump to the fight of Manna Pacquiao

Asked if All Haymon or Tom Brown from PBC had any initial sound before the couple shared the card at MGM Grand, the fund refused.

However, his precision about Pacquiao vs Barrios means that the fight is a clear possibility of a later year.

“No, no, no, no, not mentioned yet,” the fund clarified. “We have to see Pacquiao again in this fight. But if it wins, my door is open.

“I think he can (defeat Barrios). But will he? We will see,” he concluded.

Pacquiao at 154

Pacquiao vs Fundor is a lovely perspective, even for another record rehearsal.

The Filipino could break the oldest record Super Welter in Cornelius welterweight by five years, if he could again capture the title of super welterweight, fifteen years after the first victory.

By beating Antonio Margarito in 2010, Pacquiao passed from a 105-pound warrler in his debut to win the title of 154 pounds.

Doing it again when he approaches his 47th birthday, it would be on Famer street in the first ball.

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