Pacquiao narrowly missed the chance to break his own record as the oldest welterweight champion in history, a feat he first achieved in 2019 at age 40 by defeating Keith Thurman. A win would have extended that milestone to 46,

Manny Pacquiao didn’t get the belt he wanted to win after settling for a draw in his return from retirement Saturday at MGM Grand Garden Arena, but he did enough to commit to another fight

LAS VEGAS — As storybook endings go, this one belonged on Broadway. Call the Hallmark Channel. Don’t be ashamed if you tear up. Pacquiao is 40. Thurman is 30. This was Pacquiao’s 71st ...

Putting everything into equation, Manny Pacquiao still came out a winner in his return from a four-year retirement. He definitely didn’t lose, either, as the 46-year-old legend

From humble beginnings to global legend, Manny Pacquiao’s fortune reveals a journey of grit, savvy investments, and business moves that turned a boxing champ into a worldwide empire builder. Check out his net worth.

“I miss boxing, it is my passion,” said Pacquiao, his voice steady and determined as ever. “I’m thankful to God… until now, he gave me strength, kept me safe, and gave me good health. That’s why Manny Pacquiao is here. And I’m back.”

Manny Pacquiao reclaims a spot in the welterweight rankings following a controversial return vs. Mario Barrios . Here are the latest ESPN divisional rankings.