Manny Pacquiao's LA House Gets Robbed Hours After Adrien Broner Fight

Manny Pacquiao's LA residence has reportedly been robbed.

Just less than a day after defending his WBA welterweight title, news of the Filipino boxing champion's LA home being robbed made rounds online.

According to photos released on Twitter, the house was burglarized while Pacquiao was in Las Vegas for his fight against Adrien Broner.

As Manny Pacquiao makes his way back to LA,Police are outside of his home. Apparently it’s been robbed while he was out in Vegas. Few of Manny’s advance security are now talking to investigators. pic.twitter.com/4ObQwjATVb
— Steve Angeles (@StevieAngeles) January 21, 2019

Members of Pacquiao's security are already at the scene, while the athlete's aunt is seen talking to investigators. The house has been roped off and no one from Pacman's team are allowed in as police continue their investigation.

Police reportedly spotted the house's front door open during a routine patrol. This is also not the first time the house has been broken into.

More of the Pacmans team members are slowly trickling in but no one is allowed to enter the home as police continue investigations. Manny and his family are most likely going to stay in another location tonite. pic.twitter.com/RnJkeQRKqP
— Steve Angeles (@StevieAngeles) January 21, 2019

Pacquiao is still on his way back from Nevada. The 40-year-old fighter cruised to a unanimous decision victory against the much younger Broner at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday. The bout was his first in the U.S. since 2016.

Following his win, fans are expecting for round two of Pacquiao vs Mayweather. The boxer confirmed that he is willing to face the retired fighter again if he will return to the ring.

"Tell him to come back to the ring, and we will fight," Pacquiao said. Mayweather declined to respond.

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