Manny Pacquiao’s impressive performance in his return to the ring on Saturday night against Mario Barrios at the MGM Grand Garden wasn’t enough to earn the 46-year-old a victory. It was, however, enough for Pacquiao to make a strong declaration about his fighting future.

Pacquiao narrowly missed the chance to break his own record as the oldest welterweight champion in history, a feat he first achieved in 2019 at age 40 by defeating Keith Thurman. A win would have extended that milestone to 46,

Pacquiao stunned the boxing world in May when he announced that he planned to end his four-year exile from the sport to challenge Barrios, taking advantage of a WBC rule that allows former champions to request an immediate title fight when coming out of retirement.

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Manny Pacquiao is one of the best boxers to ever live, but at 46, he should not be getting back in the ring. | Opinion