Manny Paquiao news reveals that the Filipino champion's next fight against Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez is the "most pivotal" in both boxer's careers. Meanwhile, WBO welterweight champion Chris Algieri is all set to fight "Pacman" no matter what the weight class may be.

In an article published in Boxingnews24.com, the much talked about fifth match between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez would reportedly play a big role in their careers given both boxers' performances during their latest bouts.

"Pacquiao looks like the fresh, fiery bogeyman he once used to be, the 'Pac-Maneth of old' per say," wrote Sheamus Kalel for the website. "But it cannot be disputed that the overhand right sent him crashing to the canvass twice in his last outing with Marquez."

The site also added more about the Manny Pacquiao news stating that Juan Manuel Marquez himself still fights like he is at his prime.

"Marquez has shown that at the ripe old age of 40, he still possess his 8^th wonder by knocking Alvarado down with it (overhand rights) in a vicious fashion," the report further said.

However, it was reported that despite having much on the line for the Manny Pacquiao versus Juan Manuel Marquez bout, only Bob Arum seemed too keen to push for that next fight.

If the bout should take place, the Mexican fighter will have a chance at a world title in his fifth weight class. "Pacman," on the other hand, will have the opportunity to avenge for the most gruesome loss in his entire career.

While Manny Pacquiao's next fight against Juan Manuel Marquez is still uncertain, WBO welterweight champion Chris Algieri has expressed his intentions to fight the Filipino champion.

"I could go either way. I could go at 140 or 147. Making 140 was not a problem. That didn't hinder me. I can make the weight. I'm 30 years old and I'm not going to outgrow the weight class," said the fighter in an interview published in ringtv.com.

The boxer's most recent win against Ruslan Provodnikov has placed him in the position to have a shot at having a match against "Pacman," according to Manny Pacquiao news accounts.