Top 90 Manny Pacquiao Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I don’t have secrets in my life. Everything is out there.”

— Manny Pacquiao

52. “God only expects man and woman to be together and to be legally married, only if they so are in love with each other.”

— Manny Pacquiao

53. “I’m just going to punch him and do my best. If the knockout comes, it comes.”

— Manny Pacquiao

54. “I want to prove that he’s wrong – he’s wearing a t-shirt that says he won the last two fights.”

— Manny Pacquiao

55. “I grew up in the Philippines, and I don’t think there is a problem with the typhoon. It’s normal for us.”

— Manny Pacquiao

56. “I’ve always fought for my country, in my own way, showing that Filipinos are a strong people and can do anything that they put their minds to.”

— Manny Pacquiao

57. “I eat the same foods almost every day. I have my favorites like Filipino beef broth, chicken soup with lots and lots of rice.”

— Manny Pacquiao

58. “I want the people of the Philippines to be happy, even if they have nothing.”

— Manny Pacquiao

59. “I come from a poor family.”

— Manny Pacquiao

60. “It’s important for me to win the fight, but it’s not the most important thing. The most important thing is to show people who spend their hard-earned money that they can be entertained by the way I fight.”

— Manny Pacquiao

61. “My family moved to the Philippines when I was 14. While living there, I learned that my mom grew up very poor. Seeing that kind of abject poverty firsthand during my travels deeply shaped my life. Seeing those living conditions motivated me to want to tell inspiring stories of struggle and triumph.”

— Manny Pacquiao

62. “For me, boxing isn’t about hurting each other. Boxing is entertainment and making people happy.”

— Manny Pacquiao

63. “I can’t walk down the streets. It’s very difficult. I can’t go to the mall. I have to go to hotels just to have a meal. Everybody wants to say hi and say thank you and congratulate me, so it’s very difficult.”

— Manny Pacquiao

64. “I have to adjust. I have to be nice to all the people. Because of the people I have become a famous person. My responsibility is to fulfill my responsibility as a famous person.”

— Manny Pacquiao

65. “I know everyone in the Philippines is happy.”

— Manny Pacquiao

66. “I was in tailoring business, I sold flowers on the street, I worked construction and many odd jobs.”

— Manny Pacquiao

67. “I don’t even remember if he hurt me with even one punch. Amazing what the result is.”

— Manny Pacquiao

68. “Right now I’m inspired to fight for the honour of my country.”

— Manny Pacquiao

69. “I’ve worked in construction, in a factory sewing clothes. I also sold flowers and doughnuts – just odd jobs to try to make 10 pesos, which is equivalent to 20 cents.”

— Manny Pacquiao

70. “We have a job to do. After the fight, I’ll love him.”

— Manny Pacquiao

71. “I want them to make peace with the love of God.”

— Manny Pacquiao

72. “Imagine what I would have done with my fire-breathing fists.”

— Manny Pacquiao

73. “In boxing, you never know who you’re going to face in the ring.”

— Manny Pacquiao

74. “My concern is what fight we can give to the fans. My first concern as a boxer is to try hard and give a good fight for the fans.”

— Manny Pacquiao

75. “I don’t mind having these relatives. I’ll give them a little, since they all prayed for my victory.”

— Manny Pacquiao

76. “I never compare myself to anybody. I don’t look at my accomplishments compared to anyone. I’m happy with what I’ve accomplished in boxing.”

— Manny Pacquiao

77. “Mosley is bigger than me. He’s fast and his hand speed is still there. He’s faster than most of my opponents. He’s also preparing hard and he’s also good, so we never underestimate our opponent.”

— Manny Pacquiao

78. “As for me, I always train for 12 rounds just in case. I don’t train for three, four, one, or 10 rounds. I have to train for 12 because you never know what will happen that night.”

— Manny Pacquiao

79. “I’m not aiming for a knockout. I focus on doing my best. If the knockout comes, fine. If not, that’s okay.”

— Manny Pacquiao

80. “Well you know it’s dangerous in politics, because especially in the Philippines there’s a lot of killing in politics.”

— Manny Pacquiao

81. “It depends on my promoter, Bob Arum.”

— Manny Pacquiao

82. “Being Manny Pacquiao’s wife is not easy. It’s fun for me and my guys but it’s very difficult for her.”

— Manny Pacquiao

83. “The religion is a personal thing in my life and fighting in the ring, it’s boxing. It’s my profession. God always gives me strength.”

— Manny Pacquiao

84. “I can be a champion and a public servant also.”

— Manny Pacquiao

85. “With experience in boxing, you learn how to be a scientific boxer and how to fight easy.”

— Manny Pacquiao

86. “I could see he was having problems taking my punches. I had no problem taking his.”

— Manny Pacquiao

87. “I want to be the best fighter. I would like to fight in the biggest fights.”

— Manny Pacquiao

88. “Even the president is watching the fight.”

— Manny Pacquiao

89. “In the ring I can tell right away what his style is and I can adapt to it. I’m adjusting to life as a politician. It’s different in training but I can stay focused on both.”

— Manny Pacquiao

90. “I’m surprised that the fight was kind of easy.”

— Manny Pacquiao

91. “I would only spend a week or two in the Philippines, most probably the week during my birthday because I am planning to give away Christmas gifts to the poor people of General Santos just like what I did last year.”

— Manny Pacquiao

92. “It’s very relaxing for me to sing. It’s a good break from the hard training and the fighting.”

— Manny Pacquiao

93. “I’m not against gay people.”

— Manny Pacquiao

94. “I have a relative who is also gay. We can’t help it if they were born that way.”

— Manny Pacquiao