Manny Pacquiao Leave your retirement to deal with Mario Barrios to him Interim World Belt of WMB Welter Weight on July 19 in Las VegasThe 46 -Year -old Filipino Boxer was announced on Wednesday.
Removed from the rings that were official in 2021, Pacquiao was the single boxer with the world’s titles in eight different pesos, and became the oldest champion of the world’s welter at age 40 in 2019. In his day he considered the best furrus in the pounding world for pounds, his fight against Floyd Mayweatherresulted in defeat, becoming one of the most popular and media in boxing history.
The Filipino senator from 2016 to 2022, Pacquiao was running for the Philippine Presidency in 2022, one year after his removal from professional sport
“I came back. On July 19 I returned to the ring to face the WBB welter weight champion, Mario BarriosAt MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Let’s make history, ”Pacquiao wrote on Instagram.
With 62 success, eight losses and two nulls in a 72 -fighting race, he was also selected by a member of the International Boxing Hall as part of the 2025 generation.
Barrios, a Mexican-American boxer, had 29 successes in 32 fights, who won 18 per KO and lost twice.
The World Boxing Council led by Mauricio Sulaimán He defended the WBC’s validity in that battle for green and gold belt, across the Philippines with 46 years old.
Sulaimán acknowledged that it was a mistake to put the Filipino fifth in the ranking of its category after four years of inactive, but ensured that its fight was promoted by CMB regulations, allowing myths to return to the quadrierates for championship officials, which provided the standards.
“We are always looking for boxers to end their careers with dignity and have a whole life with a legacy to maintain. We trust that Manny has a healthy life and will come to the best conditions in the fight, but his preparation is something that only competes with him,” Sulaimán warned.
Source: La Verdad
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