Manny Pacquiao: the pride of Pinas
Kabayan, walang ibang boksingero na kagaya ni Manny. Manny Pacquiao, the PacMan from General Santos, is the boxer Guinness World Records recognises for winning world titles in eight different weight divisions. When he fought, the whole country stopped: streets went quiet and every TV was tuned to the fight. This is the Odds PH Manny Pacquiao hub, covering his record, his divisions and the fights that made history.
Manny Pacquiao boxing record
As checked on the Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) fighter page on 3 November 2026, the Manny Pacquiao boxing record stands at 62 wins, 8 losses and 3 draws, with 39 wins by knockout. His latest listed fight is the majority draw with Mario Barrios on 19 July 2025, his comeback after retiring in 2021. Records change after every fight, so always check the date next to the numbers. When people look up the Manny Pacquiao record, they usually mean these professional bouts only: exhibition fights are not counted in it.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Nickname | PacMan |
| Born | 17 December 1978 |
| Stance | Southpaw |
| Pro record (PBC, 3 Nov 2026) | 62-8-3, 39 KOs |
| Latest fight | Draw vs Mario Barrios, 19 July 2025 |
How old is Manny Pacquiao?
Born on 17 December 1978, Manny Pacquiao is 47 years old in November 2026 and turns 48 on 17 December 2026. He fought Barrios at 46, an age when most boxers have long retired.
Manny Pacquiao division: the eight-division record
Each Manny Pacquiao division title came at a different weight. His first world title came on 4 December 1998, when he stopped Chatchai Sasakul in the eighth round for the WBC flyweight crown. The eighth division followed on 13 November 2010, with a win over Antonio Margarito for the WBC super welterweight title. Guinness lists the titles like this:
| Division | Title recognised |
|---|---|
| Flyweight | WBC |
| Super bantamweight | IBF |
| Featherweight | The Ring |
| Super featherweight | WBC |
| Lightweight | WBC |
| Light welterweight | IBO and The Ring |
| Welterweight | WBO |
| Super welterweight | WBC |
From flyweight to super welterweight is a huge jump in body weight, and that’s what makes the record so special. People sometimes call him a “nine-division champion”, but the Guinness record says eight. Our boxing divisions page explains every weight class.
The fights every Pinoy remembers
Sport boxing Manny Pacquiao fans can name these by heart:
- Ricky Hatton, 2 May 2009: a knockout at 2:59 of round two for the IBO and Ring junior welterweight titles, according to the Nevada commission’s official result. Full story: Pacquiao vs Hatton.
- Timothy Bradley trilogy: Bradley won their 2012 meeting by split decision. Pacquiao took back the WBO welterweight title by unanimous decision in the 12 April 2014 rematch, according to the WBO’s official result, and won the third fight on 9 April 2016 by unanimous decision (116-110 on all three cards), dropping Bradley twice. Two wins to one for the PacMan.
- Yordenis Ugás, 21 August 2021: a unanimous-decision loss at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, and his last fight before retiring. See Pacquiao vs Ugas.
- Mario Barrios, 19 July 2025: a majority draw over 12 rounds in his comeback world-title fight. PBC’s report lists two judges at 114-114 and one at 115-113 for Barrios, so it was a draw, not a title win.
Reading 62-8-3 the right way
The three numbers are wins, losses and draws, which makes 73 professional fights. The 39 knockouts are part of the 62 wins, not extra fights, so don’t add them on top. A “KO rate” depends on what you divide by:
| Calculation | Result | What it measures |
|---|---|---|
| 62 + 8 + 3 | 73 | All listed pro fights |
| 39 ÷ 62 | about 62.9% | Knockouts as a share of wins |
| 39 ÷ 73 | about 53.4% | Knockouts as a share of all fights |
| 62 ÷ 73 | about 84.9% | Wins as a share of all fights |
Older articles quote different records, and that’s not an error: a 2021 article was written before the Barrios fight. Always check whether a number is pre-fight, post-fight or a current profile.
Weight on fight night
A fighter profile shows one weight, but each fight had its own weigh-in. The Nevada commission’s report for the Hatton fight lists Pacquiao at 138 pounds and Hatton at 140. That’s the weight for that night, not his weight for his whole career. For eight divisions, each title needs its own fight and category.
Watching the southpaw
Pacquiao fights as a southpaw, leading with his right hand and right foot. Against an orthodox boxer, that changes the angles: lead feet fight for the outside position, and the straight left comes in on a line many opponents aren’t used to. To see it, watch one full exchange before the knockout punch, not just the replay of the finish. Doon mo makikita ang tunay na galing ni Manny.
Pacquiao and gaming (21+)
Pacquiao’s name also turns up in gaming searches. Our Manny Pacquiao casino page explains what is actually connected to him and what isn’t, and our Bet88 review covers one of the platforms Pinoy players ask about. For adults 21+ only. Read our responsible gambling page first.
Quick answers about Manny Pacquiao
How many divisions did Manny Pacquiao win titles in?
Eight, from flyweight to super welterweight, according to Guinness World Records.
What is Manny Pacquiao’s record?
62-8-3 with 39 KOs, as listed by PBC on 3 November 2026.
More Pinoy legends are on our athletes page and our boxing hub. Mabuhay ang Pambansang Kamao!