Pacquiao teases rematch vs Mayweather following Floyd's unretirement

Pacquiao Teases Rematch vs. Mayweather Following Floyd's Unretirement

Manny Pacquiao has sparked speculation about a potential rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr., following the latter's announcement that he will be making a comeback to professional boxing.

In a series of tweets, Pacquiao hinted at a possible showdown with Mayweather, stating that the game is far from over and that he's still got some unfinished business. The comments have left many wondering if a rematch between two of the sport's all-time greats is in the works.

The initial bout between Pacquiao and Mayweather took place in 2015, with Mayweather emerging victorious via unanimous decision. Despite being considered one of the greatest boxers of his generation, Pacquiao has consistently spoken about his desire to avenge that loss and prove himself as the better fighter.

While neither party has officially confirmed a rematch, Pacquiao's comments have certainly fueled speculation about the possibility of a showdown between the two legends. With both fighters now in their 40s, the clock is ticking for any potential matchup.

Only time will tell if we'll see Pacquiao and Mayweather step into the ring once again. One thing is certain, however the boxing world is eagerly anticipating any developments that might bring these two all-time greats together for another epic battle.

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