Pacquiao returns home after victory fight, says Mayweather “should stay retired”

LOS ANGELES — The champ is gone. After spending the past month in the US, training, fighting, and winning, Manny Pacquiao and his family left Los Angeles for Manila on Wednesday morning, with matchmaker Sean Gibbons holding a special souvenir in a belt case.

But before he took off the Pacman knocked out an injury rumor while showing some compassion to those who ransacked his home while he was fighting.

A report came that the Pacman had suffered a detached retina, but he says he’s still healthy.

After his victory, he came home to find out his mansion had been burglarized.

No reports yet on who the suspects are, and he says the only thing missing is a small safe.

 “Ok naman wala naman implrtante mga gamit nga ano. Meron nothing important. Ang inportante lang ang maliit ng safety box. Maliit ng vault,” he said. I just pray and entrust to the Lord, but I’m not condemning them, I’m praying for them the Lord will touch their hearts and change their lives. Either I know them or not. I’m praying to the Lord that they will change their heart.”

As the eye healed and the police continued their investigation, the Pacman found some enjoyment watching the Golden State Warriors play against the Los Angeles Lakers.

The boxing champ even got to meet some of the NBA champions.

He also ran into another boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, but this time it wasn’t a surprise.

As far as exchanging punches with Mayweather, shortly after last weekend’s victory over Adrien Broner, Pacquiao said that he wants to continue to fight the best — even adding that, “if Floyd can no longer fight at my level, then of course he should stay retired.”

While the Pacman’s work is done in the athletic arena, the political arena awaits him when he gets back. The Philippine senate resumes on Monday.