Manny Pacquiao is still looking to make a return to the ring.
Pacquiao was last in action in August 2021 when he lost a WBA welterweight title fight to Yordenis Ugas in Las Vegas.
Despite now being 46-years-old and it being over three years since he stepped through the ropes, ‘Pac-Man’ has made it no secret that he still intends to compete once again.
One fight that Pacquiao has craved for nearly a decade is a rematch with Floyd Mayweather, after the duo battled it out in the ‘Fight Of The Century’ back in May 2015.
It was a fight that had been years in the making, even if a lot of fans felt it had come several years too late. The event set a number of records commercially, and saw Mayweather add to his undefeated record with a unanimous decision win.
Mayweather retired in 2017 with a perfect 50-0 record. Pacquiao insists the rematch could still happen, but has told Seconds Out that it may have to be an exhibition.
“I can fight Floyd again. He wants an exhibition.”
Pac-Man has revealed he is willing to do that but only if his own condition is met – that there is an awarded winner rather than the typical exhibition style of calling it a draw.
“I said ok I can fight [an] exhibition, but there has to be [a judges’] decision.”
Both Mayweather and Pacquiao have taken part in several exhibitions in recent years, but it may not appeal much to traditional boxing fans.
Instead, Pacquiao could turn his attention to another star, after revealing that he would be open to a fight against Gervonta Davis as well as continuing to chase a record-breaking welterweight world title shot against Mario Barrios.
