With trusted trainer Freddie Roach in his corner, the 46-year-old legend is coming out of retirement to challenge welterweight champ Mario Barrios on Saturday.

Thirty years after clambering through the ropes for his first professional fight as a skinny 16-year-old, Manny Pacquiao returns to the ring once more on Saturday (Sunday in Manila) for the latest round of his protracted battle with Father Time.

When Pacquiao, 46, challenges Barrios, 30, for the WBC welterweight championship on Saturday, it'll be one of the biggest — and most controversial — bouts of 2025.

Thirty years after clambering through the ropes for his first professional fight as a skinny 16-year-old, Manny Pacquiao returns to the ring

Manny Pacquiao is back to a familiar place in Los Angeles, looking for a new start and to add to his legendary career.

Freddie Roach has played a crucial role in the development of some of boxing's greatest ever fighters, including Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao.

Although the jury is still out on how the boxing public feels about Manny Pacquiao’s return to the ring, there is no ambiguity about how the Philippines has received the news.

Manny Pacquiao believes he has finally stopped leg cramps which have hampered his career. Pacquiao has been complaining of leg cramps during several previous fights in his career, including