Last week in Los Angeles Manny Pacquiao & Antonio Margarito held open workouts on back to back days and as always Pound4Pound was along for the wild ride. In this video that is far from "raw footage", you will see the fighters going through their workouts and hear what everyone involved has to say about this huge November 13th Super Welterweight title bout. From Freddie Roach and Robert Garcia to Bob Arum and of course the fighters themselves, this video is chock full of insight and predictions.
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