Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather might face off in the ring once again. Talks are brewing around a potential rematch, promising more than just a showcase. Pacquiao, active in boxing even at 46, stated, "As long as Floyd comes back, I'm still active in boxing. It's possible." The pair first met in Las Vegas during their April showdown which made history by grossing over $600 million.
Recently returning after a brief hiatus, Pacquiao insists on a professional bout rather than an exhibition with Mayweather. Explaining his stance further, he said, "I don't want an exhibition, I want a real fight." He strongly believes he owes the fans a genuine spectacle they've long awaited.
After their initial clash ended with Mayweather winning via unanimous decision, both fighters continued to enjoy massive success. Pacquiao’s passion remains undeterred as he echoes his desire for another chance despite having recuperated from a rotator cuff injury: “After the operation I felt fine. God gives me strength and good health to continue.”
Mayweather's spring plans include a showdown with Mike Tyson; however, discussions about facing Pacquiao could alter them. If this rematch happens, there's speculation that it might be streamed on Netflix due to its previous triumphs like Jake Paul's encounter with Tyson and Canelo against Crawford.
Through official negotiations and potential media partnerships lying ahead lies the anticipation of whether fight enthusiasts will witness these two legends square up again in what could become one of Netflix’s most-watched events globally.
