Manny Pacquiao Boxing Record

Manny Pacquiao Boxing Record

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73	Mario Barrios	19-Jul-25	Draw	MD 12
72	Yordenis Ugás	21-Aug-21	Loss	UD 12
71	Keith Thurman	20-Jul-19	Win	SD 12
70	Adrien Broner	19-Jan-19	Win	UD 12
69	Lucas Matthysse	15-Jul-18	Win	TKO 7
68	Jeff Horn	02-Jul-17	Loss	UD 12
67	Jessie Vargas	05-Nov-16	Win	UD 12
66	Timothy Bradley	09-Apr-16	Win	UD 12
65	Floyd Mayweather Jr.	02-May-15	Loss	UD 12
64	Chris Algieri	23-Nov-14	Win	UD 12
63	Timothy Bradley	12-Apr-14	Win	UD 12
62	Brandon Ríos	24-Nov-13	Win	UD 12
61	Juan Manuel Márquez	08-Dec-12	Loss	KO 6
60	Timothy Bradley	09-Jun-12	Loss	SD 12
59	Juan Manuel Márquez	12-Nov-11	Win	MD 12
58	Shane Mosley	07-May-11	Win	UD 12
57	Antonio Margarito	13-Nov-10	Win	UD 12
56	Joshua Clottey	13-Mar-10	Win	UD 12
55	Miguel Cotto	14-Nov-09	Win	TKO 12
54	Ricky Hatton	02-May-09	Win	KO 2
53	Oscar De La Hoya	06-Dec-08	Win	RTD 8
52	David Díaz	28-Jun-08	Win	TKO 9
51	Juan Manuel Márquez	15-Mar-08	Win	SD 12
50	Marco Antonio Barrera	06-Oct-07	Win	UD 12
49	Jorge Solís	14-Apr-07	Win	KO 8
48	Érik Morales	18-Nov-06	Win	KO 3
47	Óscar Larios	02-Jul-06	Win	UD 12
46	Érik Morales	21-Jan-06	Win	TKO 10
45	Hector Velazquez	10-Sep-05	Win	TKO 6
44	Érik Morales	19-Mar-05	Loss	UD 12
43	Fahsan Por Thawatchai	11-Dec-04	Win	TKO 4
42	Juan Manuel Márquez	08-May-04	Draw	SD 12
41	Marco Antonio Barrera	15-Nov-03	Win	TKO 11
40	Emmanuel Lucero	26-Jul-03	Win	TKO 3
39	Serikzhan Yeshmagambetov	15-Mar-03	Win	TKO 5
38	Jorge Eliécer Julio	08-Jun-02	Win	TKO 2
37	Agapito Sánchez	10-Nov-01	Draw	TD 6
36	Lehlohonolo Ledwaba	23-Jun-01	Win	TKO 6
35	Wethya Sakmuangklang	28-Apr-01	Win	TKO 6
34	Riean Manguardia	24-Feb-01	Win	TKO 4
33	Nedal Hussein	14-Oct-00	Win	TKO 10
32	Seung-Kon Chae	28-Jun-00	Win	TKO 1
31	Arnel Barotillo	04-Mar-00	Win	TKO 4
30	Reynante Jamili	18-Dec-99	Win	KO 2
29	Medgoen Singsurat	17-Sep-99	Loss	TKO 3
28	Gabriel Mira	24-Apr-99	Win	TKO 4
27	Todd Makelim	20-Feb-99	Win	TKO 3
26	Chatchai Sasakul	04-Dec-98	Win	KO 8
25	Shin Terao	18-May-98	Win	KO 1
24	Panomdej Ohyuthanakorn	06-Dec-97	Win	KO 1
23	Melvin Magramo	13-Sep-97	Win	UD 10
22	Chokchai Chockvivat	26-Jun-97	Win	KO 5
21	Ariel Austria	30-May-97	Win	TKO 6
20	Wook-Ki Lee	24-Apr-97	Win	KO 1
19	Mike Luna	03-Mar-97	Win	KO 1
18	Sung-Yul Lee	28-Dec-96	Win	TKO 2
17	Iyong Tumulak	27-Jul-96	Win	TKO 2
16	Bert Batiller	15-Jun-96	Win	TKO 4
15	John Medina	05-May-96	Win	TKO 4
14	Marlon Carillo	27-Apr-96	Win	UD 10
13	Rustico Torrecampo	09-Feb-96	Loss	KO 3
12	Lito Torrejos	13-Jan-96	Win	Tech 5
11	Rolando Toyogon	09-Dec-95	Win	UD 10
10	Rudolfo Fernandez	11-Nov-95	Win	TKO 3
9	Renato Mendones	21-Oct-95	Win	TKO 2
8	Docoy Rodriguez	16-Sep-95	Win	TKO 2
7	Arman Rocil	03-Aug-95	Win	KO 3
6	Dele Decierto	01-Jul-95	Win	TKO 2
5	Arman Rocil	31-May-95	Win	UD 4
4	Rocky Palma	01-May-95	Win	UD 4
3	Pinoy Montejo	18-Mar-95	Win	UD 4
2	Melvin Avila	18-Feb-95	Win	UD 4
1	Edmund Enting Ignacio	22-Jan-95	Win	UD 4

Manny Pacquiao Boxing Record

Opponent: Mario Barrios
Date: 19 Jul 2025
Result: Draw
Nature of the Result: MD 12
Fight Summary: In a remarkable return to the professional ranks at the age of 46, Pacquiao challenged WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios in Las Vegas. Pacquiao defied Father Time early on, flashing his trademark hand speed and dynamic angles to split the opening frames. While Barrios used his youth and reach to land heavy counters in the later rounds, Pacquiao’s legendary grit earned him a highly respected majority draw on the scorecards.

Opponent: Yordenis Ugás
Date: 21 Aug 2021
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao was originally scheduled to face Errol Spence Jr., but a late injury forced WBA champion Yordenis Ugás to step in on short notice. Ugás used his superior reach and an exceptionally disciplined right-hand counter strategy to frustrate the Filipino icon. Pacquiao struggled to find his rhythm and distance over twelve rounds, dropping a clear unanimous decision in what was initially billed as his retirement bout.

Opponent: Keith Thurman
Date: 20 Jul 2019
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: At 40 years old, Pacquiao turned back the clock to face the undefeated, trash-talking unified champion Keith Thurman in Las Vegas. Pacquiao electrified the arena in the first round by dropping Thurman with a brilliant flash combination. Pacquiao weathered a fierce middle-round rally from the younger champion, sealing a historic split-decision win by badly hurting Thurman with a left hook to the liver in the tenth.

Opponent: Adrien Broner
Date: 19 Jan 2019
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Making his return to Las Vegas under the PBC promotional banner, Pacquiao defended his secondary welterweight title against Adrien Broner. Broner spent the entire night in a heavily defensive posture, attempting to counter but throwing very few punches. Pacquiao comfortably controlled the pace, badly staggering Broner in the seventh and ninth rounds to cruise to a lopsided unanimous decision.

Opponent: Lucas Matthysse
Date: 15 Jul 2018
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 7
Fight Summary: Traveling to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Pacquiao challenged the dangerous Argentinian puncher Lucas Matthysse. Fighting for the first time without longtime trainer Freddie Roach, Pacquiao looked sensational, dropping the champion three separate times with sharp uppercuts and hooks before the referee waved the contest off in the seventh.

Opponent: Jeff Horn
Date: 02 Jul 2017
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao traveled to Brisbane, Australia, to defend his world title against unheralded mandatory challenger Jeff Horn in front of 51,000 fans. Horn brought an incredibly physical, roughhouse approach that turned the bout into an ugly brawl. Despite Pacquiao nearly finishing Horn in the ninth round, the judges awarded a highly controversial unanimous decision to the local underdog.

Opponent: Jessie Vargas
Date: 05 Nov 2016
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Ending a brief retirement to return to the ring in Las Vegas, Pacquiao challenged WBO welterweight champion Jessie Vargas. Pacquiao proved his elite class remained intact, dropping the younger champion in the second round with a straight left hand and comfortably out-boxing him over twelve rounds to reclaim the world title.

Opponent: Timothy Bradley
Date: 09 Apr 2016
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao closed out his legendary trilogy against Timothy Bradley in Las Vegas with an exceptionally sharp performance. Pacquiao’s timing was immaculate, scoring clear knockdowns in the seventh and ninth rounds with explosive counter hooks. The definitive victory earned Pacquiao a wide unanimous decision, after which he announced a temporary retirement to focus on his political career.

Opponent: Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Date: 02 May 2015
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: In the highest-grossing boxing match in history, Pacquiao squared off against his long-time pound-for-pound rival Floyd Mayweather Jr. in Las Vegas. Pacquiao found brief success in the fourth round when he rocked Mayweather with a straight left hand, but struggled to maintain his trademark high volume against Mayweather’s elite defense. Following his unanimous decision loss, Pacquiao revealed he had fought with a torn rotator cuff.

Opponent: Chris Algieri
Date: 23 Nov 2014
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao traveled to Macau, China, to defend his WBO welterweight title against the undefeated American Chris Algieri. Algieri attempted to use his height and constant movement to survive, but Pacquiao’s speed differential was overwhelming. Pacquiao put on an offensive showcase, dropping the challenger six separate times en route to a lopsided decision.

Opponent: Timothy Bradley
Date: 12 Apr 14
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Motivated to avenge the most controversial loss of his career, Pacquiao entered this high-stakes rematch with immense urgency. Bradley attempted to box variationally but abandoned his plan to trade power shots in the middle frames. Pacquiao’s superior combination punching and blistering hand speed took over down the stretch, earning him a clear, undisputed unanimous decision.

Opponent: Brandon Ríos
Date: 24 Nov 2013
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Coming off consecutive losses, Pacquiao traveled to Macau to face the incredibly rugged Brandon Ríos. Pacquiao put on a absolute boxing masterclass, showcasing dazzling footwork and hand speed to completely dismantle Ríos over twelve frames without absorbing any serious return damage to rebuild his status.

Opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez
Date: 08 Dec 2012
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: KO 6
Fight Summary: The fourth installment of this legendary rivalry produced one of the most iconic and dramatic finishes in sports history. Both men traded heavy knockdowns in an absolute war, with Pacquiao breaking Márquez’s nose and closing in on a stoppage in the sixth round. With just one second remaining in the frame, Márquez landed a catastrophic counter right hand that knocked Pacquiao completely unconscious.

Opponent: Timothy Bradley
Date: 09 Jun 2012
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao defended his WBO welterweight title against the undefeated Timothy Bradley in a bout that concluded in utter controversy. Pacquiao appeared to cleanly control the vast majority of the exchanges, rocking Bradley on multiple occasions with heavy straight left hands. To the shock of the arena and international broadcast, the judges awarded Bradley a split-decision victory.

Opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez
Date: 12 Nov 2011
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: MD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao faced his archival Juan Manuel Márquez for the third time in Las Vegas, producing another intensely competitive tactical chess match. Márquez’s brilliant counter-punching style once again neutralised Pacquiao’s explosive rushes, leading to an incredibly tight finish that ended in a highly debated majority decision for Pacquiao.

Opponent: Antonio Margarito
Date: 13 Nov 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Moving up to super welterweight to secure a world title in a historic eighth weight class, Pacquiao faced a massive size deficit against the 150-pound Antonio Margarito. Pacquiao put on a breathtaking display of speed and precise power, fracturing Margarito’s orbital bone and causing horrific facial damage in a lopsided beating.

Opponent: Joshua Clottey
Date: 13 Mar 2010
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Performing in front of 51,000 fans at Cowboys Stadium in Texas, Pacquiao faced WBO challenger Joshua Clottey. Clottey adopted an ultra-defensive, high-guard shell for the entire twelve rounds, offering almost zero offense. Pacquiao responded by unleashing an incredible volume of over 1,200 punches to win a comfortable decision.

Opponent: Miguel Cotto
Date: 14 Nov 2009
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao challenged WBA welterweight champion Miguel Cotto in a peak performance of his legendary career. After trading heavy leather early, Pacquiao dropped Cotto in the third and fourth rounds with blinding combinations. Pacquiao systematically dismantled the Puerto Rican star until the referee stopped the one-sided beating in the final round.

Opponent: Ricky Hatton
Date: 02 May 09
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 2
Fight Summary: In a battle for the lineal light welterweight championship, Pacquiao delivered one of the most devastating single-punch knockouts in boxing history. He dropped Britain’s Ricky Hatton twice in the opening round with lightning-fast hooks, before closing the show in the second with a monstrous left hand that left Hatton unconscious.

Opponent: Oscar De La Hoya
Date: 06 Dec 2008
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: RTD 8
Fight Summary: In a massive crossover mega-fight billed as “The Dream Match,” Pacquiao leaped up two weight classes to face legendary superstar Oscar De La Hoya. Pundits feared Pacquiao would be severely out-sized, but his blistering hand speed completely dismantled De La Hoya, forcing him to quit on his stool after eight rounds.

Opponent: David Díaz
Date: 28 Jun 2008
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 9
Fight Summary: Making his formal move to the lightweight division, Pacquiao challenged WBC champion David Díaz in Las Vegas. Pacquiao’s speed and southpaw angles completely overwhelmed Díaz from the opening bell, systematically cutting him open before finishing the bout with a clinical left hand in the ninth frame to claim a title in his fifth weight class.

Opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez
Date: 15 Mar 2008
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: Renewing his epic rivalry with Juan Manuel Márquez for the WBC super featherweight title, Pacquiao engaged in another razor-thin classic. The defining moment occurred in the third round when Pacquiao landed a spectacular left hook that dropped Márquez, providing the critical point cushion to secure a tight split-decision win.

Opponent: Marco Antonio Barrera
Date: 06 Oct 2007
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Pacquiao met Mexican legend Marco Antonio Barrera in a highly anticipated rematch in Las Vegas. Barrera fought with a highly disciplined, defensive game plan to avoid the explosive shootout of their first encounter. Pacquiao remained patient, using his superior footwork and work rate to comfortably sweep the decision.

Opponent: Jorge Solís
Date: 14 Apr 2007
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 8
Fight Summary: Defending his regional title in Texas, Pacquiao faced the undefeated Mexican challenger Jorge Solís. Solís used his height and reach to make the early rounds competitive, but Pacquiao’s continuous pressure began to break him down, culminating in two spectacular knockdowns in the eighth round to close the show.

Opponent: Érik Morales
Date: 18 Nov 2006
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 3
Fight Summary: Pacquiao closed out his legendary trilogy against Érik Morales in spectacular fashion in Las Vegas. Morales was entirely unable to handle Pacquiao’s peak speed, hitting the canvas three times in total before a clinical combination ended the iconic rivalry decisively in the third round.

Opponent: Óscar Larios
Date: 02 Jul 2006
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Returning home to the Philippines for a major event in Manila, Pacquiao defended his title against former champion Óscar Larios. Larios showed incredible durability, trading heavy shots before Pacquiao scored distinct knockdowns in the seventh and twelfth rounds to capture a wide unanimous decision.

Opponent: Érik Morales
Date: 21 Jan 2006
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: Pacquiao entered this high-stakes rematch in Las Vegas with immense pressure to avenge his previous defeat. He put on a relentless offensive display, systematically wearing Morales down with blazing combinations before dropping him twice in the tenth round to secure a historic technical knockout.

Opponent: Hector Velazquez
Date: 10 Sep 2005
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Billed as a co-feature in Los Angeles, Pacquiao bounced back from defeat by dismantling the rugged Mexican veteran Hector Velazquez, utilizing his speed advantage to pick Velazquez apart before finishing him with a heavy flurry in the sixth round.

Opponent: Érik Morales
Date: 19 Mar 2005
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: UD 12
Fight Summary: Leaping up to the super featherweight division, Pacquiao engaged in an absolute classic war against Mexican icon Érik Morales. Pacquiao was severely hampered by a terrible cut over his eye caused by an accidental headbutt, allowing Morales to edge an incredibly tight, legendary unanimous decision.

Opponent: Fahsan Por Thawatchai
Date: 11 Dec 2004
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Fighting in front of a raucous home crowd in Manila, Pacquiao put on a destructive performance against Thailand’s Fahsan Por Thawatchai, dropping him multiple times before finishing the contest with a spectacular left uppercut in the fourth round.

Opponent: Juan Manuel Márquez
Date: 08 May 2004
Result: Draw
Nature of the Result: SD 12
Fight Summary: This legendary first encounter ignited one of boxing’s greatest rivalries. Pacquiao came out like a hurricane, dropping Márquez three separate times in the very first round. Showing legendary resilience, Márquez adjusted beautifully to out-box Pacquiao over the remaining frames, resulting in a dramatic split-decision draw.

Opponent: Marco Antonio Barrera
Date: 15 Nov 2003
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 11
Fight Summary: Entering the ring as a virtually unknown underdog in Texas, Pacquiao shocked the boxing world by completely dismantling lineal featherweight champion Marco Antonio Barrera, utilizing blinding speed and power to force a late corner stoppage in a true breakout performance.

Opponent: Emmanuel Lucero
Date: 26 Jul 2003
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Defending his super bantamweight crown on a major televised card in Los Angeles, Pacquiao unleashed a furious, unrelenting assault on the undefeated Emmanuel Lucero, finishing the contest in the third round with a spectacular overhand right.

Opponent: Serikzhan Yeshmagambetov
Date: 15 Mar 2003
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 5
Fight Summary: Competing in a non-title stay-busy bout in Manila, Pacquiao survived a brief flash knockdown in the fourth round before storming back with a vicious finishing barrage in the fifth to stop the tough Kazakh challenger.

Opponent: Jorge Eliécer Julio
Date: 08 Jun 2002
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Featured on a major undercard in Memphis, Tennessee, Pacquiao made short work of former world champion Jorge Eliécer Julio, using his explosive hand speed to drop him twice before the referee halted the one-sided contest in the second round.

Opponent: Agapito Sánchez
Date: 10 Nov 2001
Result: Draw
Nature of the Result: TD 6
Fight Summary: This high-stakes unification bout in San Francisco turned into a chaotic, ugly affair heavily disrupted by Agapito Sánchez’s continuous low blows and headbutts, leading to a severe cut over Pacquiao’s eye that forced a technical draw in the sixth frame.

Opponent: Lehlohonolo Ledwaba
Date: 23 Jun 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Accepting a world title fight on just two weeks’ notice as a completely unknown replacement in Las Vegas, Pacquiao introduced himself to the American public by brutally dominating long-reigning champion Lehlohonolo Ledwaba to capture the IBF title.

Opponent: Wethya Sakmuangklang
Date: 28 Apr 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Defending his regional title in the Philippines, Pacquiao showcased his rapidly developing power under coach Freddie Roach, systematically breaking down a durable Wethya Sakmuangklang before stopping him cleanly in the sixth round.

Opponent: Riean Manguardia
Date: 24 Feb 2001
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Competing in a regional stay-busy affair, Pacquiao controlled the ring effortlessly against local challenger Riean Manguardia, closing the contest early in the fourth round via an explosive straight left hand.

Opponent: Nedal Hussein
Date: 14 Oct 2000
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 10
Fight Summary: Facing immense adversity in Australia, Pacquiao was shockingly dropped heavily in the fourth round by Nedal Hussein. Showing immense championship heart, Pacquiao recovered to systematically cut and batter Hussein until the referee halted the bout in the tenth.

Opponent: Seung-Kon Chae
Date: 28 Jun 2000
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 1
Fight Summary: Pacquiao wasted absolutely no time in this regional title defense in Manila, immediately overwhelming the South Korean challenger Seung-Kon Chae with a furious flurry to secure a comprehensive victory in just over two minutes.

Opponent: Arnel Barotillo
Date: 04 Mar 2000
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Defending his newly acquired regional super bantamweight crown, Pacquiao put on a clinical display of combination punching, dropping Arnel Barotillo multiple times before finishing the fight in the fourth round.

Opponent: Reynante Jamili
Date: 18 Dec 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 2
Fight Summary: Bouncing back from a world title loss, Pacquiao captured the WBC International super bantamweight title by blasting through Reynante Jamili in Manila, ending the bout with a spectacular knockout early in the second round.

Opponent: Medgoen Singsurat
Date: 17 Sep 1999
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: In a disastrous outing in Thailand, Pacquiao lost his WBC flyweight title on the scales after failing to make weight, before being stopped in the third round by a devastating, pinpoint body shot from Medgoen Singsurat.

Opponent: Gabriel Mira
Date: 24 Apr 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Defending his world flyweight crown in front of a passionate home crowd in Manila, Pacquiao put on an absolute offensive clinic, dropping Mexican challenger Gabriel Mira four times before securing the stoppage in the fourth round.

Opponent: Todd Makelim
Date: 20 Feb 1999
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Competing in a non-title stay-busy bout in the Philippines, Pacquiao easily bypassed Todd Makelim’s defensive guard, unleashing a heavy combination in the third round to force a swift referee intervention.

Opponent: Chatchai Sasakul
Date: 04 Dec 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 8
Fight Summary: Traveling to Thailand to challenge WBC flyweight champion Chatchai Sasakul, a 19-year-old Pacquiao was trailing on the scorecards before unleashing a spectacular, out-of-nowhere straight left hand in the eighth round to capture his very first world title.

Opponent: Shin Terao
Date: 18 May 1998
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Making his international debut in Tokyo, Japan, Pacquiao electrified the local crowd by dropping Shin Terao three separate times in the opening round with blinding hand speed to score an explosive knockout victory.

Opponent: Panomdej Ohyuthanakorn
Date: 06 Dec 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Defending his regional title in South Cotabato, Pacquiao left absolutely no doubt regarding his status as a top prospect, crushing Panomdej Ohyuthanakorn with a single, spectacular right hook inside the opening minute.

Opponent: Melvin Magramo
Date: 13 Sep 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Pacquiao engaged in a highly competitive, fast-paced domestic slugfest against the seasoned Melvin Magramo in Manila, utilizing his superior athletic hand speed to edge out a clear unanimous decision victory.

Opponent: Chokchai Chockvivat
Date: 26 Jun 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 5
Fight Summary: Challenging for the OPBF flyweight title in Manila, Pacquiao put on a spectacular display of counter-punching precision, dropping the highly rated Chokchai Chockvivat cleanly in the fifth round to claim his first major regional title.

Opponent: Ariel Austria
Date: 30 May 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 6
Fight Summary: Competing in a developmental affair, Pacquiao controlled the ring effortlessly against Ariel Austria, systematically breaking down his opponent’s high guard before forcing a technical knockout victory in the sixth round.

Opponent: Wook-Ki Lee
Date: 24 Apr 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Pacquiao made short work of South Korea’s Wook-Ki Lee on a card in Manila, executing a textbook, thunderous combination to the body that ended the fight cleanly within the first two minutes.

Opponent: Mike Luna
Date: 03 Mar 1997
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 1
Fight Summary: Continuing his highly active schedule as a rising star, Pacquiao blasted through Mike Luna in Manila, landing a vicious overhand left hand that knocked his opponent out cleanly inside the opening round.

Opponent: Sung-Yul Lee
Date: 28 Dec 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Closing out an incredibly busy 1996 campaign, Pacquiao dismantled South Korea’s Sung-Yul Lee in Manila, using his speed advantage to pick Lee apart before forcing a technical knockout early in the second round.

Opponent: Iyong Tumulak
Date: 27 Jul 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Featured on a local card in Manila, Pacquiao dominated Iyong Tumulak from the opening bell, landing a series of heavy power straight lefts to force a quick referee intervention in the second round.

Opponent: Bert Batiller
Date: 15 Jun 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Pacquiao faced an aggressive assault from the undefeated Bert Batiller, showing sharp footwork to evade wild rushes before dropping Batiller in the fourth round to secure a statement technical knockout win.

Opponent: John Medina
Date: 05 May 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 4
Fight Summary: Competing in Manila, Pacquiao controlled the distance effortlessly against John Medina, utilizing quick-fire combinations to open up a severe cut before the referee intervened in the fourth frame.

Opponent: Marlon Carillo
Date: 27 Apr 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Pacquiao was forced to log valuable rounds against the durable Marlon Carillo, remaining highly disciplined behind a measuring jab to capture a wide, comfortable unanimous decision victory.

Opponent: Rustico Torrecampo
Date: 09 Feb 1996
Result: Loss
Nature of the Result: KO 3
Fight Summary: In just his twelfth professional fight, a 17-year-old Pacquiao suffered his first career defeat after being penalized on the scales for wearing illegal gloves, before being caught and knocked out cleanly in the third round by a heavy body shot from Rustico Torrecampo.

Opponent: Lito Torrejos
Date: 13 Jan 1996
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: Tech 5
Fight Summary: Pacquiao opened his 1996 campaign with a highly competitive technical decision victory over Lito Torrejos, following an accidental clash of heads that caused a severe cut and forced an early trip to the scorecards.

Opponent: Rolando Toyogon
Date: 09 Dec 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 10
Fight Summary: Facing a step up in domestic competition, Pacquiao out-boxed the rugged Rolando Toyogon over ten fast-paced rounds in Manila, showcasing his rapidly evolving hand speed to edge a clear decision.

Opponent: Rudolfo Fernandez
Date: 11 Nov 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 3
Fight Summary: Pacquiao put on a patient, methodical boxing display against Rudolfo Fernandez, systematically breaking down his opponent’s guard before unleashing a finishing barrage in the third round.

Opponent: Renato Mendones
Date: 21 Oct 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Continuing his incredibly active rookie year, Pacquiao made quick work of Renato Mendones, scoring a clean knockdown in the opening frame before finishing the contest early in the second round.

Opponent: Docoy Rodriguez
Date: 16 Sep 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Competing in a developmental stay-busy bout, Pacquiao easily bypassed Docoy Rodriguez’s guard, landing a thudding multi-punch combination to force a swift referee intervention in the second round.

Opponent: Arman Rocil
Date: 03 Aug 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: KO 3
Fight Summary: In a quick rematch of their initial encounter, Pacquiao left absolutely no doubt, dropping Arman Rocil cleanly with a spectacular straight left hand in the third round to secure the knockout.

Opponent: Dele Decierto
Date: 01 Jul 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: TKO 2
Fight Summary: Pacquiao put on an explosive showcase against Dele Decierto, utilizing his blinding hand speed to completely overwhelm his opponent before securing a swift second-round technical knockout.

Opponent: Arman Rocil
Date: 31 May 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 4
Fight Summary: Pacquiao was forced to work hard over four fast-paced rounds against a highly competitive Arman Rocil, relying on his superior athletic hand speed to capture a tight unanimous decision victory.

Opponent: Rocky Palma
Date: 01 May 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 4
Fight Summary: Competing in just his fourth professional bout, Pacquiao utilized basic southpaw tracking to comfortably out-point local domestic prospect Rocky Palma over four rounds.

Opponent: Pinoy Montejo
Date: 18 Mar 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 4
Fight Summary: Pacquiao logged valuable early developmental rounds against Pinoy Montejo, keeping the action strictly on the outside to take a clear decision on the judges’ scorecards.

Opponent: Melvin Avila
Date: 18 Feb 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 4
Fight Summary: For his second professional fight, Pacquiao was matched against Melvin Avila, showcasing raw athletic speed to control the ring rhythm over four rounds to take a comfortable win.

Opponent: Edmund Enting Ignacio
Date: 22 Jan 1995
Result: Win
Nature of the Result: UD 4
Fight Summary: Stepping into the professional boxing ranks as a virtually malnourished 16-year-old in the light flyweight division, Manny Pacquiao made his professional debut in Mindoro, out-boxing Edmund Ignacio over four fast-paced frames to launch a historic journey.

Manny Pacquiao, also known as “PacMan,” is a professional boxer, actor, singer, and politician. He was born on December 17, 1978, in Kibawe, Bukidnon, Philippines.

Pacquiao’s interest in boxing began at a young age when he saw his older brother, Bobby, training at the local boxing gym. He started training himself and quickly became a skilled amateur boxer. In 1995, at the age of 16, he turned professional.

Pacquiao gained international fame for his quickness, power, and his ability to move through weight divisions. He has won world championships in eight different weight classes, a feat that no other boxer has accomplished. He has a professional record of 62 wins (39 by knockout), 8 losses, and 2 draws.

Aside from boxing, Pacquiao has also dabbled in other industries. He has released several albums as a singer and has appeared in numerous films and TV shows in the Philippines. He has also been active in politics, serving as a member of the Philippine House of Representatives from 2010 to 2016 and later as a senator.

Pacquiao is known for his philanthropic work, particularly in his home country of the Philippines. He has donated millions of dollars to charities and has even built homes for the poor. In 2015, he was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world.

Despite his success, Pacquiao has also faced controversy throughout his career. In 2016, he made controversial comments about the LGBT community that sparked widespread criticism. However, he has since apologized and has continued to work on behalf of marginalized communities in the Philippines.