Manny Pacquiao could be at risk for Parkinson's if he fights again.

Pacquiao, right, nailed by a left hand from Marquez.

According to various sources, 8-division champion Manny Pacquiao's health could be in some serious danger if he fights an opponent that could threaten his career, and possibly his life. As a fan of boxing, it's scary knowing that someone important in the boxing landscape is seriously hurt. If Pacquiao is to fight again, he should fight someone who isn't a very big threat like Kell Brook, Leonard Bundu, and Kendall Holt.

After his controversial loss against Timothy Bradley, Pacquiao's fourth fight planned against Juan Manuel Marquez seemed to have been ruined. But, Pacquiao felt that a rematch against Bradley wasn't necessary, and the Pacquiao-Marquez IV superfight was on. Marquez did something that has never been done in any of his fights with the Pacman. He knocked Pacquiao down in the 3rd round. But then, Pacquiao scored a knockdown of his own in round 5. Finally, an overhand right from Marquez sent Pacquiao down and out.

It took Pacquiao a few minutes for him to recover, but eventually he got his senses back. If I was a doctor, I would strongly suggest that he should take a considerable amount of time out until he can even train again, let alone fight. again. I hope Pacquiao comes back as a stronger fighter because there is such thing as learning.

Alvarez-Trout? Can Alvarez finally get a fight against a legit champion?

Is Alvarez unlucky?

When it comes to finding opponents, Saul ''Canelo'' Alvarez has had the worst of luck. It all began when he was supposed to fight Paul Williams, the same night as the Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.–Sergio Martinez fight. Williams was involved in a tragic motorcycle accident that cost him his legs. Then, Alvarez tried to get a fight against James Kirkland. Unfortunately for Alvarez, Kirkland had to pull out due to a shoulder injury. However, Kirkland later stated that the reason why he pulled out was because he wasn't fully satisfied with his purse.

Who was next on Alvarez's list? Former welterweight champion Victor Ortiz. Ortiz was coming off a controversial knockout loss against Floyd Mayweather Jr. But before Ortiz could get a fight against Alvarez, he had to fight underdog Josesito Lopez. Ortiz was not expected to lose, but Lopez pulled off a big upset when Ortiz's corner stopped the fight because of a broken jaw, and he proved that he could be the next potential opponent for Alvarez. When Lopez did fight Alvarez, it was a dominant performance from Canelo, knocking him out in five rounds.

Alvarez is expected to return to the ring on May 4, the same night that Floyd Mayweather Jr. fights Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero. His next opponent will likely be Austin "No Doubt" Trout. Many sources reported that Trout was arrested for public intoxication. Let's hope that this doesn't affect this potential fight, because I would love to see Alvarez up against a legit light middleweight champion. Trout is coming off the biggest win of his young career, a lopsided unanimous decision victory over future Hall-of-Famer Miguel Cotto.

This fight is an even matchup for me, I definitely think Trout has the ability to beat Alvarez, but I can't overlook the possibility of that particular outcome.