Pacquiao vs Barrios Undercard So Far, Confirmed Fights and Event Details

Manny Pacquiao is officially set to return to the ring on July 19, 2025 and as anticipation builds, the Pacquiao vs Barrios undercard is also beginning to take shape with several confirmed bouts already announced, as he challenges WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios in Las Vegas. The bout marks the Filipino legend’s first fight in nearly four years and headlines a Prime Video pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

image of Manny Pacquiao grins after stopping Lehlo Ledwaba to win the IBF junior featherweight title
image of Manny Pacquiao grins after stopping Lehlo Ledwaba to win the IBF junior featherweight title

Pacquiao vs Barrios Undercard: Confirmed Fights

Sebastian Fundora vs Tim Tszyu II (Super Welterweight)
The co-main event will see a rematch between current WBC super welterweight champion Sebastian Fundora and Tim Tszyu. Their first meeting ended in a split decision win for Fundora, and the rematch promises to be another hard-fought contest, with the 154lb title once again on the line.

image of the first fight between Tim Tszyu and Sebastian Fundora where Fundora was victorious
image of the first fight between Tim Tszyu and Sebastian Fundora where Fundora was victorious

Isaac Cruz vs Angel Fierro II (Junior Welterweight)
Another rematch on the undercard features Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz facing off against Angel Fierro. Cruz won their first clash via unanimous decision in a competitive and high-tempo affair. Their second meeting is expected to deliver more fireworks in the stacked 140lb division.

Brandon Figueroa vs Joet Gonzalez (Featherweight)
This featherweight contest sees former world champion Brandon Figueroa take on battle-tested contender Joet Gonzalez. Both men are aiming to get back into world title contention, with Figueroa looking to rebound from a recent loss and Gonzalez hoping to build on recent momentum.

Eumir Marcial vs Alexis Gaytan (Middleweight)
Rising Filipino middleweight and Pacquiao protégé Eumir Marcial is also confirmed for the undercard. The Olympic bronze medallist will look to extend his unbeaten record to 6-0 in the professional ranks when he takes on Mexico’s Alexis Gaytan. Marcial’s placement on the card adds a strong home-nation narrative for Filipino fans tuning in.

The full Pacquiao vs Barrios undercard is still being finalised, but the current lineup already features world title rematches, rising contenders, and promising prospects. With Pacquiao’s long-awaited return drawing global interest, the undercard is shaping up to deliver a strong night of action for boxing fans worldwide. Further announcements are expected in the coming weeks.

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