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Following its successful maiden show on the American soil, Manny Pacquiao Promotions (MPP) is looking forward to a smashing 2026 as it targets to do several cards across America.
In fact, the eight-division legend even floated the possibility that one of the planned events next year would be a world title fight.
MPP took the spotlight over the weekend when it did a 13-fight card at the Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California.
A special attraction featured lightweight Jimuel Pacquiao, son of the Hall of Famer, who battled Chicago’s Brendan Lally to a four-round draw in a clash of pro debutants.
Sean Gibbons, a major mover of MPP’s decision to do shows in the US, said many of the Philippines’ top talents, would be tapped to appear.
The reason why many of the MPP talents weren’t included was that they were all coming off big bouts.
But in 2026, the loaded MPP stable will be represented, according to Gibbons.
Among Gibbons’ prized punchers are Mark Magsayo, Eumir Marcial and Weljon Mindoro.