At age 46 and four years removed from his last bout, Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao dusts off his gloves for one more fight against 30-year-old Mexican-American Mario Barrios for the WBC welter

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

Manny Pacquiao believes he deserved the win in Saturday's welterweight championship bout against Mario Barrios, and he wants another shot.

Manny Pacquiao electrified Las Vegas once more, nearly 24 years since he debuted with a massive upset against Lehlo Ledwaba for the IBF junior featherweight title.Pacquiao, 46, pushed WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios to the edge in a pulsating and captivating title bout on July 19 at MGM Grand.

Pacquiao is back in the ring for the first time in four years. He says he's not in need of cash. “I just missed boxing," he says.

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“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.”