Also contrary to what has been written, Golden Boy did  not offer Manny a seven-fight deal, nor was the $500,000 he received all bonus, that's not only according to our Philippine source but it's something Arum also broke down to those who were listening at the Grand Finale post fight press conference.

Golden Boy's deal you ask? 

Well first let's clear this up, our source shoots down the theory of Oscar picking Manny up at the airport and revealed that Paq was picked up at his hotel and whisked off to a restaurant, without any advisors mind you, and that's when and where the deal was made. $500,000 in cash, which they allegedly had in a suitcase and handed over to Pacquiao. But only $350,000 was a signing bonus. The other $150,000 was an advance on their first fight. GB offered a six-fight deal, not seven, with Manny guaranteed a minimum of $2 million per fight, plus a share of the PPV. So, with a loaded briefcase under his arm, Manny signs.

Day's after this meeting, when Manny meets back up with Arum, Bob tells him to hire a big Vegas law firm, Harrison, Kemp, Jones, which specialize in high end litigation. Manny meets with them and they advise him that Arum is right, that GB has not a legal a leg to stand on. Sometime thereafter Manny attempts to return the briefcase full of Jack, only to have Golden Boy refuse to accept it.