When Manny Pacquiao entered the ring for his face-off against Floyd Mayweather, he had an unexpected guest in his entourage—Jimmy Kimmel. 
 
 When the welterweight fighter stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 23rd, the host took the opportunity to beg for a spot in Pacquiao’s entourage. He even went so far as to sing Pacquiao’s walk-on song, proving himself to be a true fan: 
 
 While Pacquiao didn’t directly answer the host’s entreaties, when pressed if he would consider Kimmel for an entourage position, Pacquiao smiled and said “I will.” But no one (besides Kimmel and Pacquiao, apparently) took the suggestion particularly seriously until Kimmel showed up on camera, bobbing along behind Pacquiao’s team as he made his entrance to the stadium at the MGM Grand. 
 
 As part of Kimmel’s initial plea for the job, he had promised to dress “just like Justin Bieber” for the occasion (poking fun at the pop singer’s place in Mayweather’s entourage). But when it came time for the main event, Kimmel opted for an ensemble straight out of Run DMC’s tour wardrobe: black fedora, black sports jacket, gold chains, and a very appropriate Pac-Man t-shirt, as an homage to Pacquiao’s nickname. 
 
 Kimmel’s best accessory, though? The completely straight face he managed for the duration of the lark. (As for Bieber, he wore a slick suit when he hung out with Mayweather before the fight.) 
 
 While Kimmel was a delightful surprise when he appeared on screen, the most shocking moment of the fighters’ walk-ons was the Burger King mascot who rolled into the arena with Mayweather. Kudos to the person in the Burger King costume who managed to score one of the hottest tickets in sports by wearing tights and a plastic fright mask. 
 
 While Mayweather may have won the fight, Pacquiao clearly won the walk-on. 
 
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 If you were watching the fight on Saturday, you probably had a simple enough question: What the hell was Jimmy Kimmel doing walking in behind Manny Pacquiao? 
 
 No seriously, what in the flying f**k was Kimmel doing right behind Pacquiao during one of the biggest sporting events of the year? 
 
 Jimmy Kimmel apparently has joined Manny Pacquiao's entourage AND Run DMC. pic.twitter.com/byS7MFaCl3 — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) May 3, 2015 
 
 IT'S ON! Also, Jimmy Kimmel was in Manny Pacquiao's entourage, mocking the Biebs. YUP. http://t.co/QMen4tC4ZE pic.twitter.com/S3RwOJ9Dfa — theScore (@theScore) May 3, 2015 
 
 OMG JIMMY KIMMEL pic.twitter.com/P3MRyGNCef — Cork Gaines (@CorkGaines) May 3, 2015 
 
 The answer is that when Pacquiao joined Jimmy Kimmel Live in April, Kimmel asked Pacquiao whether he would consider allowing Kimmel to join his entourage. “I will,” he said. Pacquiao, a man of his word, obviously decided it was a great idea. 
 
 Supposedly, Kimmel was going for a Bieber-esque look, since Bieber always seems to be within five feet of Mayweather when he’s fighting. 
 
 But here’s the bigger question: WHAT THE HELL WAS THE SCARY BURGER KING GUY DOING BEHIND FLOYD MAYWEATHER? 
 
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 1 of 48 Mayweather Pacquiao Boxing Floyd Mayweather Jr., right, is embraced by his father, head trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr., at the finish of his welterweight title fight against Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, May 2, 2015 in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken) Share this slide: 
 
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– It's a fair enough question: "What the hell was Jimmy Kimmel doing walking in behind Manny Pacquiao?" Huffington Post follows with another seemingly legit question: "No seriously, what in the flying f--k was Kimmel doing right behind Pacquiao" at one of the year's top sporting events? The simple answer is that Kimmel, a self-professed Pacquiao fan, had begged for a spot in the boxer's entourage when Pacquiao appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on April 23, Vanity Fair reports. The host even sang Pacquiao's walk-on song as proof of fandom, but when asked directly whether he'd think about giving up an entourage spot, Pacquiao only smiled and said, "I will." Well, clearly he did, and Kimmel grabbed it. Kimmel not only kept a straight face when entering the MGM Grand with Pacquiao's team, he donned a black jacket, hat, and two gold chains "in what appeared to be a nod to Mayweather supporter Justin Bieber," People reports. (Not everyone saw it the same way: "Jimmy Kimmel apparently has joined Manny Pacquiao's entourage AND Run DMC," tweeted CBS Sports.) Bieber held up his end, hanging out with Mayweather in what Vanity Fair calls "a slick suit" before the fight. But "while Mayweather may have won the fight," quips the magazine, "Pacquiao clearly won the walk-on."