For slugging it out with Pacquiao for 12-full rounds, the former two-time world champion earned $ 450,000, nearly double of what he received against Israel Vasquez three years ago in Las Vegas.
Larios said he would use part of his money to build a residential building in Guadalajara, Mexico to provide his father a source of income.
??Chololo comes from a very poor family. His father works as a construction worker and his mother is a plain housewife. His earnings here can go a long way in his hope of improving his family?s lot,?? Mendoza said. ??He has a wife and four all-girl daughters to feed plus another one scheduled to be born in three months.??
Mendoza said they would press for a rematch, saying Pacquiao?s failure to stop his ward as one good reason. He also doubted whether Erik Morales, the guy pencilled to face Pacquiao in November, can make the weight limit.
