It was a rude awakening. Snow White is still just a cartoon, Peter Pan remains a morning line underdog to Captain Hook and Manny Pacquiao is really 46 years old. The draw he earned Saturday in Las Vegas with Mario Barrios, the WBC welterweight champion, was forged with the only weapons he has left — his courage and his legs.

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Manny Pacquiao's bid to break his record as boxing's oldest welterweight champion was foiled in Las Vegas by a majority draw against Mario Barrios that ended his four-year retirement.

Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr faced-off in the ‘Fight Of The Century’ back in 2015. After years of rumours and speculation, the legendary duo finally locked horns for the unified WBC, WBA and WBO world welterweight titles on Saturday May 2 2015 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Manny Pacquiao nearly completed the dream comeback in the early hours of Sunday morning, claiming a majority draw against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barios in Las Vegas. It's fight week for the 'GWOAT'. Clarissa Shields is getting ready to defend her undisputed heavyweight titles against Lani Daniels in Detroit, live on DAZN .

A perfectly timed right hand from Juan Manuel Márquez, the man who had chased him across four fights and eight years, sent Pacquiao sprawling face‑down on the canvas, unconscious before he even hit the floor. For a moment, the roar of the crowd gave way to stunned silence.

The Pacquiao Files LAS VEGAS—Manny Pacquiao is no spring chicken. And with that being said, he doesn’t have the luxury of starting slow in his comeback title fight against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios on Saturday.

Manny Pacquiao returned to the ring at the age of 46, and fought to a majority draw against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Pacquiao, boxing's only eight-division champion,