<p><br /> Manny Pacquiao is happy to give disgraced boxer Antonio Margarito another chance in the ring after his illegal hand wrap controversy.<br /> </p><p><br /> It will be the Mexican's first appearance in the ring since he and trainer Javier Capetillo were banned for a year after plaster-like bandage wraps were found in the fighter's gloves before a WBC welterweight title bout with Shane Mosley in January 2009.<br /> </p><p><br /> However, Pacquiao has requested that two of his own representatives monitor Margarito's hands being wrapped before their November 13 super welterweight title fight at the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.<br /> </p><p><br /> "Of course he knew that (he had illegal wraps)," Pacquiao, 51-3-2 (38 knockouts), said after he and Margarito held a joint news conference at Beverly Hills Hotel on Tuesday.<br /> </p><p><br /> "He is just making alibis but it's unfair to him that we don't give him another chance (to fight). He badly wants to fight again and to entertain people."<br /> </p><p><br /> Pacquiao, who will be competing for an eighth world title in an unprecedented eighth weight class, said he was not bothered by what had happened in the past.<br /> </p><p><br /> "That doesn't concern me," said the southpaw, widely considered the sport's best pound-for-pound fighter. "We will give him one chance to prove he is not doing bad. We are just human, we are not perfect.<br /> </p><p><br /> "But I am requesting that two people watch them bandage his hands (before the fight)."<br /> </p>
