Putting everything into equation, Manny Pacquiao still came out a winner in his return from a four-year retirement. He definitely didn’t lose, either, as the 46-year-old legend battled a much younger and bigger champion in his prime in Mario Barrios to a majority draw on Saturday night before a capacity crowd at MGM Grand Garden Arena here.

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“I miss boxing, it is my passion,” said Pacquiao, his voice steady and determined as ever. “I’m thankful to God… until now, he gave me strength, kept me safe, and gave me good health. That’s why Manny Pacquiao is here. And I’m back.”

Manny Pacquiao returned to the ring for the first time in six years with the boxing legend taking on Mario Barrios at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, his 16th fight at the famous arena