Pacquiao 146.8 vs. Barrios 146.2 and Fund 152.6 vs. Tszyu 153.2 – Official Weigh-in Results for Saturday

Manny Pacquiao and WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios Weighed in Successfully On Their Weigh-in for Their Headliner on PBC Prime Video PPV THIS Saturday, July 19th, in Las Vegas.

Pacquiao vs. Barrios: Weigh-in recap

Looking considerably the Last Time HE FOUGHT FOUR Years, The 46-year-old Pacquiao (62-8-2, 39 Kos), Mostly Smiled and Waved At The Crowd During His Face-Off With Barrios (29-2-1, 18 Kos) After Weighing.

For a Person His Age, Pacquiao Loked Good Body-Wise, But One Could See the Age in His Face. He’s No Longer Fighter He was 16 years ago, when he was racking Up Wins Over Top Fighters Left and Right. Manny Is Coming in His Last Fight in 2021. He’s Going To Have a Lot Better on Saturday Than He Did Then Because Barrios is in His Prime and Tough.

Weigh-in Results

• Manny Pacquiao: 146.8 vs. Mario Barrios: 146.2
• Sebastián Funda 152.6 vs. TIM TSZYU 153.2
• Omar Salcido 139.4 vs. Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz 138.8

In the Fight That Boxing Fans Believe Should Be The Real Main Event, WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fund (22-1-1, 14 Kos (25-2, 18 Kos_ Weighout Any Problems.

Bloodbath Bound: Fundora-tszyu

Tszyu Did His Usual Take-Down Pose During The Face-Off, Looking Like He Ready to Jump on Fund. During The Interview, Tszyu Seemed Combative, Bitter, And Still Unhappy About His Loss Last Year to Sebastian.

TIM TSZYU: “He Should Have Killed Me The First Time,” Said Tim Tszyu Premier Boxing Champions About What He Learned From His Loss to Sebastian Fund. “I’m coming back with Relentlessness in a World title, and fundora is that is (in Possession) of that.

“Course, We’re Professional Boxers. WE Know What’s About. Mark My Words Now. Noes No More Respect Now.”

Sebastian Fund: “There’s Time for Silence and Violence. A Sport Where the Same Thing