Quote from: Mr. Magkaisa on July 18, 2025, 05:58:12 PM

Quote from: Balmain on July 18, 2025, 05:33:33 PM

Pacquiao is 46 years old, and after a four-year layoff, will he fight at the elite level? How close or distant will we see from his former self in this match? Looking at Pacquiao today, I don't think he can beat Barrios. That's sad, but the current welterweight champion is now too high for him. He believes this bout is both a nostalgic and competitive event for the boxing world. Pacquiao's return is worth everything; thousands will watch this fight just for his return. It's incredible that Pacquiao even steps into the ring at this age.

That is why Manny Pacquioa is x3 odds vs Barrios. Even Pacman stop for 4 years, he never go slow and play different sports and do his routine exercise daily.
Hes been training hard alsoo, its just a less than 48 hours bedfore the fight, we will know the result soon .
A 46 year old guy can still punch and KO some young champs.

Even if he retired from Boxing for long years still he has capabilities to pay good trainers to maintain he's health. That's why there's no question about his capabilities since he's Pacquaio the legend after all, but we can't deny the fact that many of his fans are concern about his health especially if it happens that his opponent will hit a fatal shot that can cause him severe damage.

We've seen this happen on some fighters and they didn't able to recover then not able to get back their 100% shape.

So hopefully everyone is safe after this fight, But still I'm still curious to watch how Pacquaio perform on his comeback match so lets just see how it ends up.