After 73 professional games, Manny Pacquiao Still gunning for more accolades, but when looking back on his career and his toughest competition to date, “Pac-Man” has only one answer.

Pacquiao remains the only eight-division world champion in boxing history and is regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time.

However, despite his success, the 47-year-old returned to the ring in July to attempt to break his record as the oldest welterweight world champion (42 years old) against WBC champion Mario Barrios.

talking Inside the boxing scene Before that fight, Pacquiao moved on to other fights in his career, calling the second of his legendary four-fight run against Juan Manuel Marquez his toughest fight to date, which he won via split decision.

“The fight for Marquez, the fight for Marquez.”

The Filipino icon could only manage a draw on the scorecards against Barrios – a decision that convinced Pacquiao to stay and try to gain another shot at world glory.

Now, Pacquiao continues to be linked with a second world title in as many fights, with WBA ruler Rolando Romero being touted as a possible dance partner, and WBO champion Devin Haney.

Still, Pacquiao’s next move depends on Conor Benn’s decision to go the Romero or WBC route as he seeks his own welterweight title shot.

or, Pacquiao mentioned for rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr.Nearly a decade after his final career fight against Conor McGregor, he could return to a professional boxing ring.