Yeah, but half the people typing Pacquiao variants aren't looking for information, they're only doing it so that Google will tell them how to spell it correctly.
i'm ****in ashamed on how Mexicans down here dont give a **** about Boxing yet the shitty Mexico Football National team seems to be all they care about in life
How else would you spell it? You know it starts with "Pac", thanks to the mnemonic aid "Pacman". Then you know there's a q in there...and in the English language q HAS to be followed by u...and then the vowels are pretty self explanatory.
I'm not quite sure about this. The 'google trends' search in google labs give different results for a load of people on that list. Pac, Haye and the Klits were about right, but Toney was nowhere to be seen. People like Tyson fury were getting more search hits than Carl Froch, which is probably not that suprising given that Carl never gets any exposure in the UK and Tyson rides on the back of his name and bit of some hype. People like Dawid Kostecki don't even register. Don't tell me that he has more search hits than Audley Harrison, then again, if the Haye fight is anything to go by then Audley should only get one hit and then fold.
Numbers don't lie, unfortunately, May > Pac in that regard But it's understandable that Pac is more searched than Mayweather while having less PPV's; Pac has more fans. However, if you've seen a household during a Pacquiao event.... it's packed. About 3 or 4 families maybe, 20 to 30+ people is not uncommon (Just youtube Pac-Hatton reaction videos), and they're paying for just 1 PPV slot. And yet, Filipinos tend to be highly techy (all of us have smartphones) to google pac (and mayweather) over and over