Manny Pacquiao and WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios successfully weighed in today for their headliner on PBC Prime video PPV this Saturday, July 19 in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao vs. Barrios: Weigh-In-Record
The 46-year-old Pacquiao (62-8-8-2, 39 CO’s), who was significantly older than the last time he fought four years ago, mostly smiled and waved to the crowd during his face-off with Barrios (29-2-1, 18 coes) after giving in.
For a person at his age, Pacquiao looked good, but one could see the age in his face. He is no longer the youthful fighter he was 16 years ago, when he was victories over the top fighters from left and right. Manny comes with a loss in his last battle in 2021. He will have to fight much better on Saturday than he did at the time, because Barrios is in his lead and tough.
Weigh-in-results
- Manny Pacquiao: 146.8 vs. Mario Barrios: 146.2
- Sebastián Fundora 152.6 vs. Tim Tszyu 153.2
- Omar Salcido 139.4 against Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz 138.8
In the battle that many boxing fans believe, the right main event must be, the WBC Junior Middle Weight Champion Sebastian Fundora (22-1-1, 14 COs) and Tim Tszyu (25-2, 18 food_ weighed without any problems.
Bloodbath Bound: Fundora-Tszyu
Tszyu did his usual recording position during the face-off, and he seems to be ready to jump on Fundora. During the interview, Tszyu fought, bitter and still unhappy about his loss last year to Sebastian.
Tim Tszyu: “He should have killed me for the first time,” Tim Tszyu said Premier Boxing Champions About what he learned from his loss of Sebastian Fundora. “I come back with relentlessness in the pursuit of a world title, and Fundora is the man who is (in possession of it) of it.
‘Of course we are professional boxers. We know what it’s all about. Mark my words now. There is no more respect now. ‘
Sebastian Fundora: “There is time for silence and violence. It is a sport where we all want the same. We all want to become champions, but it is a competitive sport. I am planning to win. ‘
Last updated on 07/18/2025
