"No problem," Pacquiao said as he extended his arm at an event in Tokyo last week. "I'm fine. It's God's work. I never saw a doctor. I never did rehab. All I did was to swim in the sea as often as I could. The salt water healed my wound." (Source: PhilStar.com)

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Although he claims he never saw a doctor, Pacquiao did see an orthopedic surgeon who spent 90 minutes repairing the torn rotator cuff in an outpatient surgery the week after Pacuiao's welterweight fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Pacquiao’s business manager echoed Pacuiao’s claims of divine intervention and added, “Now there’s talk of his comeback fight.”

A comeback fight could come as early as next March, possibly in Dubai or Las Vegas and possibly against UK Olympic silver medalist Amir Khan. (Source: BoxingNewsOnline)

Meawnwhile, even though Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Pacquiao in a 147-pound unification fight last May that broke money records for boxing, Mayweather was stripped of his world title for not following boxing world requirements that went along with the title.

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