For the second straight weekend, there will be some serious competition on the boxing calendar as the trio of the major cards compete against each other on Saturday.

There is no dearth of big names and even big names at the end of this week with a stuffed PBC on Prime pay-per-view card until the return of 46-year-old manny pacquiao from an undisputed heavyweight championship between Oleksandr usyk and Daniel Dubois.

As we get close to one of the busiest days in the recent memory for sweet science, a week later back to back Blockbuster show In New York, let’s look closely at the biggest story.

1. At the age of 46, is Manny Pacquoo making a terrible mistake?

Pacquiao, Filipino Legend and the eight-Division Champion, which was included in the International Boxing Hall of Fame in June, did not boxing professionally since 2021 and did not look particularly great in a brilliant match against a large kickboxer in the last summer. This did not only stop him from announcing his return to the game, but also signed up for one WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barios in title shotIf there is any good news for Pacquoos, it is that Barios has seen a halitable as champions, as has been done due to all his action draws against Travelman Abel Ramos. But, if we are becoming honest, this old version of Pacquoos does not look like an old pawiao since the 2019 victory over Keith Thurman, who has made him the oldest fighter to win a belt of 147 pounds at the age of 40 (as a spot as a spotist for fighter). Even though a large number of former-fieters have predicted a pakkwayo against Barios, it is asking a lot of aging boxer, who had become Pro exactly 30 years ago and has been inactive for most of this decade. If there is a true 1 -off -1 alien that is capable of returning the clock, it is definitely pacquoys. But the truth remains, there are many ways that impure this fight in a poor manner for great “packman”.

2. Olexander has changed a lot in two years for UCIC and Daniel Dubois

The pair of heavyweight Beltholders is ready to unite the undisputed crown in front of 96,000 fans at its rematch at the Wambley Stadium in London this Saturday (12:30 PM ET, Dazn PPV , Buy nowIn 2023, his title bout created a lot of controversy when a dubox body shot not only appeared to produce a knockdown, but a knockout, only to give it a lower blow to the referee Luis Pabon. Usyk not only dodged a legitimate threat to derail his latter quarrel with Tyson Fury, he went to stop a tired dip in round 9. But since that first meeting in Poland, a lot has changed for both. Threatening to include the all-time heavyweight top 10, he survived a pair of fierce quarrels against UCIC FURI. On the other hand, Dubois has done a complete rejuvenation, which began with an unbeaten Jarl Miller’s late stoppage exactly four months after the UScac necklace. However, it was 2024, where Dubois had its true party party. Shaking a reputation to be a bizarre in a large quarrel, Dubois adopted a terminator mentality to produce the back-to-back knockout of Philip Hrigovich and Anthony Joshua, the former handed over the IBF title to them, which was taken away from the USYK to choose a fury remitch to protect a compulsory title. At the age of 38, Usyk is two years old and is being tasked to shake the physical toll of two taxing fights against the 6 -foot -9 fury. At the age of 27, Dubois has firmly entered its physical and mental prime and remains even more dangerous for usyk than coming back in 2023. It should be an interesting.

3. Tim Tsuyu set a long way to return to Remach with Sebstian Fundora

Tsuyu, the Australian star and former former Titleholder of the former 154-pound, lost his title in March 2024, when accepting the fight against Fundora on late notice, he fought through a blind blood from a cruel cut to lose a cruelly divided decision. As a result, the apple car was completely flipped as Fundora in Junior Middleweight, which was away from the knockout loss for Brian Mendoza, capturing TSZYU’s WBO belt and empty WBC title to become a power player in the division. Meanwhile, Tsuyu, just returned to the horse and accepted a title shot against IBF champion Bakhram Murtzaliev, which became so devastating in a knockout necklace that something surprised whether 30 -year -old Tsuu would continue to fight. Finally, the hall-of-famer Costa Tsuyu’s son opted to return after taking a break for the first time to get married and he looked strong in stopping Joseph Spencer in his April return. Now, 15 months after the loss of his fight contenders for Fundora, both will run it back as a co-intended program to return Pakkwio in Las Vegas. Fundora was forced to vacate his WBO title to accept it, while Tsuyu, who dominated Fundora during his first bout, until an accidental elbow did not make a bad cut on top of his head, was rebuilt as a minor betting.

4. Isaac Cruise-Engel Fiero II does not expect fireworks

In February, Mexican Star is known as “Pitbul”, Jose Valenguela turned to losing his 140-pound title, when he signed up to face Fiero, Tijuana Slimger who is a protect of the Hall-of-Famer Eric Morales. The battle took place close to the anniversary of the first battle of Morales with Mexican Legend Marco Antonio Barrera, which kicked his mythological trilogy. It was also contested as a ringside guest with the family of former champion Israeli Waskes as the two fighters saw the former three-division Titleholder to honor the Titleholder, who lost their battle with cancer. This was followed by a back and flesh that served as the right tribute to the Mexican boxing style that is very dear to the game. On Saturday, as part of a loaded four-bout PBC PPV card at MGM Grand Garden Arena, the Mexican Brewler pair will run back. Even though Cruz obtained a node on the scorecard in his first battle, as the inner cleaner puncture, Fiero took advantage of the three -inch height and access to seven inches, causing the cruise to take the best shots of the cruise and regularly make him a difficult night to make a fire. This disadvantage was nothing, but the performance as a win for Fiero increased its profile and created a need for a second fight. buckle up.

5. Is Jessie “Bam” too much on the rhodgez plate?

The pound-for-pound-pound rank of lower weight divisions is still 25, as the natives of San Antonio enter the unified bout against unbeaten fellow Titleholder Phumlela Kaifu on Saturday at Fisco, Texas (ET, DAZN) on Saturday. But the fighter, known as “Bam”, is not just cafu in his mind at this time. Rodriguez recently signed an agreement with powerful advisor Turkish Allashikh, who has already announced the next Battle of Rodrigue for November in another title integration bout against Argentina’s unbeaten Beltolder Fernando Martinez. The fight will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Rodriguez has already disrupted its training camp for CAFU to preview a more difficult martinez bout in the weekend to attend a press event in New York. Is Rodriguez, a large -scale betting favorite to defeat Kaifu, breaks the Cardinal Boxing Rules by ignoring the opponent in front of him to promote the next battle on his busy calendar? The question is that dynamic boxer-pincher will have to answer later this week.