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  • Manny Pacquiao questions Floyd Mayweather’s unbeaten record; says he lost to Oscar De La Hoya 

    Manny Pacquiao questions Floyd Mayweather’s unbeaten record; says he lost to Oscar De La Hoya 

    Boxing’s most iconic modern rivalry is once again dominating global headlines, as renewed reports continue to circulate about a potential rematch between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao—nearly a decade after their historic first meeting that captivated the sport and shattered commercial records worldwide.

     

    Multiple online reports, including posts attributed to streaming platform Netflix, have fueled speculation that the two legends could face off on September 19 in Las Vegas (September 20 in the Philippines), with the bout reportedly set to take place at the state-of-the-art Sphere. If finalized, the venue would host its first-ever professional boxing match, elevating an already highly anticipated event into a landmark moment for both combat sports and live entertainment.

     

    According to the circulating announcements, Netflix is expected to serve as the exclusive global broadcaster for the event, continuing its aggressive expansion into live sports content. In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), the platform reportedly framed the potential matchup as a historic crossover moment—bringing together two of the most recognizable figures in boxing history on a stage unlike anything seen before in the sport.

     

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    The renewed buzz has also reignited long-standing debates surrounding both fighters’ legacies, particularly their first encounter in 2015, widely billed as the “Fight of the Century.” That bout saw Mayweather secure a unanimous decision victory, cementing his undefeated professional record while simultaneously becoming one of the most lucrative sporting events in history.

    In the lead-up to the rumored rematch, Pacquiao has remained notably vocal in media appearances, frequently revisiting his long-standing rivalry with Mayweather. The 47-year-old Filipino boxing icon has continued to take subtle and direct shots at his former opponent, further intensifying public interest.

     

    “I think the fight with Oscar De La Hoya, he lost it. Review it. I know what boxing is, and if you review and watch the fight, Floyd lost. Very clear, so watch that,” Pacquiao said in a recent interview with Vibe.

     

    Pacquiao’s comments refer to Mayweather’s 2007 showdown with Oscar De La Hoya, a pivotal fight held in Las Vegas that helped elevate Mayweather to global superstardom. Mayweather won that contest via split decision, a result that not only added a major name to his résumé but also solidified his status as the sport’s premier pay-per-view attraction following De La Hoya’s reign as boxing’s biggest commercial draw.

     

    Mayweather, meanwhile, has yet to publicly respond in detail to the latest wave of speculation, maintaining his long-standing preference for selective engagement when it comes to exhibition and crossover fight discussions. Since retiring from professional boxing with an unblemished record, he has participated in several high-profile exhibition bouts, further blurring the lines between competitive sport and entertainment spectacle.

     

    As anticipation continues to build, questions remain over whether the proposed bout would be sanctioned as a professional contest or staged as an exhibition, a distinction that could significantly shape its competitive legitimacy. Regardless of format, the possibility of a second Mayweather–Pacquiao meeting has already succeeded in capturing global attention, reigniting debates over greatness, legacy, and unfinished business.

     

    Nearly ten years after their first encounter, the mere suggestion of a rematch underscores the enduring commercial and cultural power of both fighters. While official confirmation is still pending, the boxing world remains on alert for what could become one of the most talked-about sporting events of the decade.

     

     

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  • Star promoter Eddie Hearn doubts Mayweather–Pacquiao rematch will happen

    Star promoter Eddie Hearn doubts Mayweather–Pacquiao rematch will happen

    Boxing fans worldwide are once again buzzing with anticipation as talks intensifies over a potential rematch between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao—nearly a decade after their blockbuster first encounter. The proposed bout, described as an exhibition-style event with global appeal, is already being framed as one of the most high-profile spectacles in recent boxing history.

     

    Reports circulating across social media, including announcements attributed to Netflix, suggest that the two icons are targeting a September 19 showdown in Las Vegas (September 20 in the Philippines). The fight is said to be planned for the cutting-edge Sphere, a venue known for its immersive technology and futuristic design. If finalized, the event would mark the first professional boxing match to be staged at the Sphere, adding another layer of intrigue to an already headline-grabbing matchup.

     

    Netflix, which has been expanding its footprint in live sports entertainment, reportedly confirmed the development via its official social media channels, positioning the bout as a landmark moment that brings together two of boxing’s most recognizable figures. The announcement quickly ignited global debate, with fans and analysts revisiting the legacy of one of the sport’s most lucrative—and polarizing—rivalries.

     

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    However, not everyone is convinced the fight will materialize. Prominent boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, chairman of Matchroom Boxing, expressed skepticism regarding both the organization and viability of the proposed event.

     

    “The whole thing is a mess. I’m surprised that Netflix got involved in the whole circus of it. Netflix are new into boxing but they have got to be a bit more solid in a routine, because you can’t really announce a fight and it just falls by the wayside, it just doesn’t look great,” Hearn said in an interview with FightHype.

    “No I don’t believe it will happen, not now. Netflix are only going to do so many fights, and the word is that they are doing Benn-Garcia now on September 12 or whenever that is going to be, so that’s obviously the fight that is replacing Mayweather-Pacquiao.

     

    “If Mayweather-Pacquiao happened, they are committed to that fight, but if it doesn’t happen, they are going to want another fight to slot in there, and by the sounds of that it’s Garcia against Benn,” he concluded.

     

    Hearn’s comments come amid reports of an alternative high-stakes matchup, with rising British contender Conor Benn potentially facing Ryan Garcia, the reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) champion, in a welterweight title clash. That fight is rumored to be under consideration as part of Netflix’s growing involvement in boxing events.

     

    The mere possibility of a Mayweather-Pacquiao rematch inevitably draws comparisons to their original 2015 meeting at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, also in Las Vegas. Dubbed the “Fight of the Century,” the bout was years in the making and ultimately saw Mayweather secure a unanimous decision victory, maintaining his undefeated record. While the event shattered pay-per-view records and generated unprecedented revenue, it also divided fans, with some criticizing the fight for not delivering the action expected from its enormous buildup.

     

    Now, with both fighters long past their prime but still commanding massive global followings, a rematch—whether competitive or exhibition—would once again capture the attention of the sporting world. Still, with conflicting reports, competing fight plans, and logistical uncertainties, the situation remains fluid.

     

    For now, the boxing community watches closely as developments unfold, aware that in a sport where negotiations can shift rapidly, nothing is official until both fighters step into the ring.

     

     

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  • “He is a self-proclaimed GOAT”: Manny Pacquiao says he has a better legacy than Floyd Mayweather

    “He is a self-proclaimed GOAT”: Manny Pacquiao says he has a better legacy than Floyd Mayweather

    Boxing fans around the world are once again turning their attention to a rivalry that defined an era, as reports continue to build around a potential rematch between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao nearly a decade after their historic first meeting.

     

    Multiple announcements circulating online—some attributed to Netflix—indicate that the two legends are set to face off on September 19 in Las Vegas (September 20 in the Philippines), with the bout reportedly scheduled at the cutting-edge Sphere. If confirmed, the event would mark the first professional boxing match to be staged at the venue, adding another layer of intrigue to an already headline-grabbing spectacle.

     

    The streaming giant is also expected to carry the fight exclusively worldwide, signaling a continued push into live sports programming. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Netflix described the potential clash as a landmark moment for boxing—bringing together two of the most recognizable figures of the modern era on an unprecedented stage.

     

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    The announcement has quickly reignited global interest, reviving memories of their long-awaited 2015 showdown at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Billed as the “Fight of the Century,” that bout saw Mayweather secure a unanimous decision victory, maintaining his undefeated record while capturing the WBA (Super), WBC, and The Ring welterweight titles. Despite breaking pay-per-view records and generating massive revenue, the fight drew mixed reactions, with some fans feeling it fell short of expectations inside the ring.

    Since then, both fighters have further cemented their legacies. Mayweather retired from professional boxing in 2017 with a flawless 50–0 record, widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive tacticians in the sport’s history. Over a career spanning more than two decades, he captured 15 major world titles across five weight divisions, from super featherweight to light middleweight, and added an Olympic bronze medal from the 1996 Atlanta Games to his résumé.

     

    Pacquiao, on the other hand, built one of the most unique and decorated careers the sport has ever seen. The Filipino icon remains the only boxer in history to win world championships in eight different weight divisions, a feat that underscores both his versatility and longevity. Known for his explosive southpaw style and relentless pace, Pacquiao has consistently competed at the highest level across multiple eras, further enhancing his standing among boxing’s all-time greats.

     

    In the lead-up to the reported rematch, Pacquiao has already added fuel to the narrative by weighing in on the ongoing debate surrounding boxing’s greatest of all time. Speaking on “Inside the Ring,” the 47-year-old did not hold back when discussing Mayweather’s legacy.

     

    “He is a self-proclaimed GOAT. He cannot claim that he is the only undefeated fighter who retired. There’s at least more than 15 fighters that retired undefeated. But I can claim that I’m the only eight-division world champion in history. And I’m the only fighter that became a world champion in four different decades,” Pacquiao said.

     

    Pacquiao’s credentials remain unparalleled in several respects. He is the only fighter to hold world titles across four decades—the 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s—and, in July 2019, became the oldest welterweight world champion in history at age 40. He also stands as the first boxer to achieve recognized four-time welterweight champion status, further highlighting the breadth of his accomplishments.

     

    As anticipation continues to grow, the prospect of a Mayweather–Pacquiao rematch—regardless of whether it takes the form of an exhibition or official contest—has already succeeded in reigniting debate about legacy, longevity, and greatness. While it remains to be seen whether a second meeting can replicate the global impact of their first encounter, one thing is certain: the rivalry between Mayweather and Pacquiao still holds a powerful grip on the boxing world.

     

     

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  • “Crawford beats Mayweather in their prime”: Manny Pacquiao’s comments fuel new GOAT argument in boxing 

    “Crawford beats Mayweather in their prime”: Manny Pacquiao’s comments fuel new GOAT argument in boxing 

    Boxing fans across the globe are bracing for what is being billed as one of the most high-profile exhibition-style events in recent memory, with reports indicating that Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are set to meet once again in a rematch nearly a decade after their first iconic showdown.

     

    According to multiple announcements circulating on social media and attributed to Netflix, the two all-time greats will square off on September 19 in Las Vegas (September 20 in the Philippines), with the bout scheduled to take place at the technologically advanced Sphere venue. The streaming giant is expected to carry the event exclusively worldwide, marking yet another major push into live sports entertainment.

     

    Netflix confirmed the news in a post on X (formerly Twitter), describing the matchup as a historic occasion: the first professional boxing event to be staged at the Sphere, featuring two of the most recognizable names in the sport’s modern era. The announcement quickly sparked global debate and excitement, as fans revisited one of boxing’s most polarizing and commercially successful rivalries.

     

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    The upcoming fight revisits the long-standing narrative between Mayweather and Pacquiao, whose first meeting in 2015 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas was promoted as the “Fight of the Century.” That bout, years in the making due to prolonged negotiations, ultimately saw Mayweather claim a unanimous decision victory to preserve his perfect record. The fight shattered pay-per-view records but also drew criticism from some fans who felt the action did not fully live up to its massive hype.

     

    Mayweather, who retired from professional boxing in 2017 with a pristine 50–0 record, remains one of the sport’s most accomplished defensive technicians. Over the course of his career, he captured 15 major world championships across five weight divisions, ranging from super featherweight to light middleweight. His résumé also includes an Olympic bronze medal from the 1996 Atlanta Games in the featherweight division, underscoring a decorated career that spanned more than two decades.

     

    Pacquiao, meanwhile, carved out his own legendary path as one of boxing’s most dynamic and versatile fighters. Known for his explosive southpaw style and relentless pace, the Filipino icon became the only boxer in history to win world titles in eight different weight divisions. His career has been defined not only by championship success but also by his longevity and ability to compete at elite level across multiple eras of the sport.

    In the lead-up to the reported rematch, Pacquiao has already begun to stir conversation with his assessment of modern greats and past opponents. In a recent appearance on “Inside the Ring,” the 47-year-old veteran suggested that undefeated American star Terence Crawford would have posed significant stylistic problems for Mayweather had both fighters met in their primes.

     

    “I think Crawford beats Mayweather if they both fought in their prime. He has the advantage as a southpaw,” Pacquiao said. “I saw Crawford as a southpaw; he mastered it. He knows how to handle his advantage, to maximize his advantage, against an orthodox fighter.”

     

    The remarks add another layer of intrigue to the broader discussion surrounding generational greatness in boxing, particularly as fans continue to debate how fighters from different eras would match up stylistically.

     

    Crawford, who retired in 2025 with an unblemished 42–0 record, is widely regarded as one of the most complete fighters of his generation. His career included world titles in five weight classes, from lightweight to super middleweight, and he also achieved the rare distinction of becoming a three-division undisputed champion. Despite frequent comparisons to Mayweather from fans and pundits, Crawford has consistently expressed admiration rather than rivalry toward the former pound-for-pound king.

     

    “Man, listen. That’s the GOAT,” Crawford said of Mayweather in a previous interview. “Mayweather is one of the GOATs. I have nothing but the utmost respect for Mayweather. I would never compare myself to Mayweather. He’s the greatest of his era, and I’m the greatest of my era.”

     

    He has also pushed back against narratives that attempt to diminish Mayweather’s accomplishments or pit modern fighters against him in hypothetical matchups.

     

    “I don’t understand why, especially our people, hate on Mayweather so much. He made so much history for us. He paved the way for me to be where I’m at,” Crawford added. “I don’t know why a lot of people always try to tarnish his career or want me to be like, ‘I’ll knock Mayweather out’ or always try to compare us.”

     

    As anticipation builds, the reported Mayweather–Pacquiao rematch—regardless of its format—has already reignited discussions about legacy, longevity, and the enduring appeal of two of boxing’s most influential figures. Whether the event will recapture the global attention of their first meeting remains to be seen, but it has already succeeded in putting the sport’s biggest historical rivalry back in the spotlight.

     

     

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  • “Make him sign first”: Manny Pacquiao sets conditions for rematch with Floyd Mayweather

    “Make him sign first”: Manny Pacquiao sets conditions for rematch with Floyd Mayweather

    Boxing fans around the world now have a date to mark on their calendars. Nearly a decade after their first historic encounter at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are reportedly set to face off once again in a highly anticipated rematch of the iconic “Battle of the Century.”

     

    The welterweight showdown is scheduled for September 19 in Las Vegas (September 20 in the Philippines) at the Sphere, with Netflix set to stream the event exclusively, the streaming giant announced.

     

    “Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao. Two of the greatest icons in boxing history will meet again in the first-ever professional boxing match at Sphere in Las Vegas. Saturday, September 19. LIVE globally only on Netflix,” Netflix posted on X (formerly Twitter), generating a flurry of excitement among fans worldwide.

     

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    Despite the announcement, uncertainty remains surrounding the fight’s official status. Pacquiao confirmed in a recent media interaction that Mayweather has yet to sign the contract, fueling questions about whether the rematch will be a professional bout or an exhibition.

     

    “Make him sign first. Then I will sign. I know he knows that the contract he signed is for a real fight. That’s how he got the advances from Netflix and the lender,” Pacquiao said, emphasizing that he will only commit once Mayweather’s agreement is finalized.

     

    “There’s no reason for him to cancel it. If he does, that’s his right, but he will face a lot of problems: from Netflix, from event organizers and sponsors, MP Promotions. That’s why for this fight, I made sure he signs first—based on my experience before,” he added.

    Pacquiao’s cautious approach stems from prior experiences with the American superstar. Between 2010 and 2015, Pacquiao signed multiple contracts for fights with Mayweather that never materialized despite repeated assurances from Mayweather’s camp.

     

    “Before the previous fight, we were dealing with him for like eight years. There were so many promises, and I think of all the times I signed a contract thinking that was the one. That was at least five years, with a lot of alibis. Him still changing his mind—you need to honor your commitment. This time, there’s no reason for alibis or excuses,” Pacquiao said.

     

    The eight-division world champion also stressed that he does not see the need for personal calls or meetings with Mayweather regarding the fight. Pacquiao remains confident that alternative plans are available should Mayweather eventually back out.

     

    “There’s no need for me to say anything because he already signed the contract. What for? I’m not angry, but that’s not right to cancel the fight. You have the right to cancel the fight, but you have a lot of consequences to face,” he said.

     

    “We have no problem with that because we have lots of options. Netflix is always there. September 19 is always there. Plan B, Plan C, a lot of options,” Pacquiao added.

     

    Although he officially retired in 2021 following a loss to Yordenis Ugas, Pacquiao has since returned to the ring. His recent draw against Mario Barrios last year and an upcoming exhibition bout against Ruslan Provodnikov on April 18 are seen as potential tune-ups ahead of a showdown with Mayweather.

     

    Meanwhile, Mayweather has not fought professionally since his 2017 crossover bout with Conor McGregor, though he has remained active in high-profile exhibition matches around the globe.

    Until official details are finalized, the rematch between Mayweather and Pacquiao is shaping up to be more than a fight—it is a clash of legends, legacy, and expectations, with the stakes extending beyond the ring as the meaning of the bout itself remains under debate.

     

     

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  • Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao’s rematch clouded by confusion as exhibition vs official fight debate emerges

    Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao’s rematch clouded by confusion as exhibition vs official fight debate emerges

    A decade after their blockbuster showdown reshaped boxing’s global stage, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are once again at the center of the sport’s spotlight but this time, the biggest question isn’t who will win. It’s what kind of fight fans are actually getting.


    What was initially announced as a high-profile rematch set for September, potentially at the futuristic Sphere in Las Vegas and streamed globally on Netflix—has quickly turned into a swirl of mixed signals and conflicting narratives.

     

    Mayweather himself added to the uncertainty after downplaying the bout’s competitive stakes, suggesting that the long-awaited sequel to their 2015 clash may not be a professional fight at all.

    “As of right now, we don’t know exactly where the fight is going to be at. The Sphere is one of the places that they talked about. So, we don’t know if it’s 100% going to be there,” the 49-year-old boxer said.

     

    “And this is not actually a fight, it’s an exhibition. It’s an exhibition, so we’re both winners. I mean, we just want to go out there and entertain the people and put on a good show,” he added.

    That perspective, however, doesn’t align with the camp of the Filipino legend. Jas Mathur, CEO of MP Promotions, pushed back strongly on Mayweather’s remarks, insisting that Pacquiao has no interest in a mere exhibition.

     

    According to veteran boxing insider Mike Coppinger of The Ring Magazine, Mathur confirmed that both fighters are under contract for an official bout which is directly contradicting Mayweather’s claims.

     

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    The conflicting statements have left fans in limbo, unsure whether the rematch will carry real stakes or simply serve as a spectacle between two icons revisiting their rivalry.

     

    Their first encounter in 2015 remains one of boxing’s most lucrative and talked-about events, with Mayweather preserving his unbeaten record in a tactical victory. 

     

    Since then, both fighters have stepped away from and returned to the sport multiple times, adding another layer of unpredictability to their long-awaited rematch.

     

    Pacquiao, the eight-division world champion, officially retired in 2021 after falling to Yordenis Ugas, but has since re-entered the ring, including a draw against Mario Barrios last year. He is also scheduled for an exhibition bout against Ruslan Provodnikov on April 18, a potential tune-up before facing Mayweather again.

     

    Meanwhile, Mayweather has not fought professionally since his 2017 crossover bout with Conor McGregor, though he has remained active in exhibition matches worldwide.

     

    Until official details are finalized, the rematch between Mayweather and Pacquiao isn’t just a clash of legends—it’s a battle over definition, where the meaning of the fight itself remains undecided.

     

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  • “Battle of the Century” returns: Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao set for historic rematch in Las Vegas

    “Battle of the Century” returns: Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao set for historic rematch in Las Vegas

    Boxing fans have a date to mark on their calendars. Legends Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are set to face off in a rematch of the iconic “Battle of the Century,” nearly a decade after their first historic encounter at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas in 2015.

     

    The welterweight showdown will take place on September 19 (September 20 in the Philippines) at the Sphere in Las Vegas and will be streamed exclusively by Netflix, the streaming giant announced.

     

    “Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao. Two of the greatest icons in boxing history will meet again in the first-ever professional boxing match at Sphere in Las Vegas. Saturday, September 19. LIVE globally only on Netflix,” Netflix wrote in a post on X (formerly Twitter), building excitement among fans worldwide.

     

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    Pacquiao, who returned to professional boxing last year, confirmed the news during a media interaction, emphasizing that this will be a real fight, not an exhibition, and describing the rematch as an opportunity for “redemption.”

     

    “Excited that, may chance tayo to redeem yung pangalan natin, makabawi tayo. We have enough time to prepare, to work hard. Minimum of three and a half months makapag-prepare tayo. I’m so excited to work hard, to train hard. Back to work,” Pacquiao said.

    The 47-year-old Filipino boxing icon also questioned Mayweather’s claim of being the “greatest of all time,” pointing to his own historic achievements as a fighter.

     

    “Ang tanong ko is which part can he claim that he is the greatest? To be the greatest is not based on being defeated and undefeated. At least ako I can claim being an eight-division champion, the hardest accomplishment in boxing, and the only one to win championships in four different decades, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020.

     

    “This is a real fight. Kasama ito sa magiging record namin. Kung panalo ka, panalo ka. Kung talo ka, talo ka. May chance pa tayo ipakita ‘yung kaya natin,” he added.

     

    Beyond personal glory, Pacquiao emphasized the rematch’s broader significance. He hopes the fight will serve as inspiration for young athletes, while also promoting unity and discipline in society.

     

    “Disiplina lang. Importante yan. Magandang inspirasyon na maibigay natin para sa mga young athletes. Pagdating sa bansa natin, magkaisa tayo. Hindi dapat tayo magkahiwalay. Para ito sa ating lahat, kapayapaan, katahimikan. Ilan libong buhay binigay ng ating mga ninuno para magkaroon tayo ng democracy at kapayapaan. Hindi naman tayo naghahanap ng away. We want peace, we want friends,” Pacquiao concluded.

     

    The stakes are high, and history will be in the making. The original “Battle of the Century” in 2015 shattered records, generating $410 million in the U.S. alone and becoming the highest-grossing pay-per-view (PPV) event in boxing history. Mayweather won by unanimous decision (116-112, 116-112, 118-110), cementing his legacy among boxing’s elite.

     

    With nearly a decade between their first bout, fans can expect a thrilling showdown, combining skill, strategy, and the enduring rivalry that has captivated boxing audiences worldwide.

     

     

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