Manny Pacquiao’s Los Angeles home is ‘ransacked by burglars’

Manny Pacquiao’s Los Angeles home is ‘ransacked by burglars’ who forced their way in just hours after Filipino boxer held his world title in Las Vegas

  • Thieves reportedly forced their way into the home on North Plymouth Boulevard 
  • Los Angeles police were alerted but do not yet know if anything has been stolen
  • Pacquiao was in Las Vegas where he had beaten American boxer Adrien Broner 

Manny Pacquiao’s Los Angeles home has been attacked by burglars just hours after the boxer held his world title, according to reports. 

The thieves forced their way into the Filipino fighter’s home and ransacked the property on North Plymouth Boulevard, it is claimed.   

Los Angeles police were alerted by ‘someone on Pacquiao’s team’ and are investigating the burglary, according to TMZ. 

Manny Pacquiao, pictured in Las Vegas during his fight against Adrien Broner, has reportedly been the victim of a burglary at his home in Los Angeles, California 

Cops reportedly do not know what was stolen and have not yet identified any suspects. 

The boxer was in Las Vegas at the time where he had earlier retained his WBA world welterweight title with a unanimous points victory over American Adrien Broner. 

After the fight he told Floyd Mayweather he is open to a rematch if the American is prepared to come out of retirement to challenge him. 

Five-weight world champion Mayweather, who defeated Pacquiao in 2015, was among the crowd at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.  

Asked repeatedly about a rematch at his post-fight press conference, he said: ‘My message is I’m still active. 

‘If he goes back to the ring and wants to challenge me, I’m a champion. Get back to the ring and we will fight again if he wants.

The thieves forced their way into the Filipino fighter's home and ransacked the property on North Plymouth Boulevard (general view), it is claimed

The thieves forced their way into the Filipino fighter’s home and ransacked the property on North Plymouth Boulevard (general view), it is claimed

‘If he wants to come out of retirement, then announce it and challenge me. I’m a champion and I don’t pick any opponent.

‘I’m just waiting to see who will challenge me, who will challenge [for] my belt.’ 

Pacquiao and his wife Jinkee also own a mansion in Forbes Park, a gated community in Manila. 

The L-shaped house reportedly has seven bedrooms, a pool with a spa and a large koi pond. 

The 11-time world champion paid more than $18 million for the luxury home in his native Philippines in 2011. 

Pacquiao is an elected official in the Philippines and has been rumoured as a possible future Filipino president.  

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