How Manny Pacquiao adjusted from boxing Errol Spence Jr. to Yordenis Ugas | ESPN Ringside

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ESPN’s Bernardo Osuna and Mike Coppinger discuss the impact of the opponent change of Errol Spence Jr. to Yordenis Ugas for Manny Pacquiao, who now looks to regain the WBA welterweight title on Saturday in Las Vegas. (edited)

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