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Pacquiao vs. Barrios Results: Live updates of the undercard and main event

Pacquiao vs. Barrios Results: Live updates of the undercard and main event

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MMA Fighting has Pacquiao vs. Barrios results live for the Manny Pacquiao vs. Mario Barrios fight card at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.,, on Saturday night.
When the main event begins around 11 p.m. ET, check out our Pacquiao vs. Barrios live round-by-round updates for our live blog of the main event. Manny Pacquiao and Mario Barrios will square off for Barrios' WBC welterweight title.
Pacquiao hasn't competed since he lost to Yordenis Ugas via decision on Aug. 12, 2021.
Check out Pacquiao vs. Barrios results below.
Main card
Manny Pacquiao vs. Mario Barrios ruled majority draw (live blog) | Highlights
Sebastian Fundora def. Tim Tszyu via seventh-round TKO (corner suggestion)
Isaac Cruz def. Omar Salcido via unanimous decision (99-89 x2, 100-88)
Brandon Figueroa def. Joet Gonzalez via unanimous decision (115-113, 116-112 x2)
Preliminary Card
Gary Russell Jr. def. Hugo Castaneda via 10th-round TKO (0:26)
David Picasso def. Kyonosuke Kameda via majority decision (95-95, 97-93, 98-92)
Mark Magsayo def. Jorge Mata via unanimous decision (100-90 x2, 98-92)
We will also live blog the co-main event between Sebastian Fundora and Tim Tszyu below.
Sebastian Fundora vs. Tim Tszyu
Walkout: Let's lock in! Tim Tszyu is walking out to 'Desperado' and donning a glittering black robe. Let's just hope he avoids all the step in, Muay Thai-like elbows this fight.
Now Sebastian Fundora is walking out. It's always shocking to see the praying mantis that is 'The Towering Inferno' walk out and think he's a 155'er.
Prefight: Jimmy Lennon Jr. is now announcing the two fighters. Voice smooth as silk, as usual. This fight was wild to take on 12 days notice. Going to be interesting to see how Tszyu deals with the length of Fundora. Tszyu gets his announcement and now it's Fundora's turn. Fundora is the tallest ever super welterweight champion. Fair amount of pop from the crowd for Fundora as well.
Let's get it in.
Round 1: Fundora is working the jab and Tszyu swinging for the fences already. Tszyu has a fair read on the distance early. Fundora is falling short with the jabs. Tszyu is also looking to dip on the outside for the right hand up the middle against the southpaw Fundora. BIG KNOCKDOWN FROM FUNDORA! Catches Tszyu trying to shift to the outside with a big left cross and Tszyu beats the count. Fundora is not pressing the pace too much and Tszyu lands a good left over the top. Tszyu doesn't look to terrified after the flash knockdown.
MMA Fighting scores this round 10-8 Fundora (10-8 Fundora)
Round 2: Fundora is out this round pressing with the jab and cross. Tszyu is trying to fight off the back foot which will be disaster for him. Now Fundora is fine pot shooting Tszyu. He catches Tszyu around the guard and stuns him again. Tszyu is covering up. Fundora backs off and Tszyu lands a big left that snaps Fundora's head to the side. Tszyu is struggling to get to the inside of Fundora, who is using his jab well for once. Tszyu doesn't have the head movement to deal with Fundora's length, especially after being buzzed twice in two rounds.
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Fundora (20-17 Fundora)
Round 3: Fundora stepping on the lead foot of Tszyu, savvy stuff. Tszyu lands a right from underneath and shoves Fundora. He's clearly stronger, more of that. Tszyu literally punches Fundora's right thigh. Now Tszyu is doing a good job covering the jab with his lead hand. He's having more success getting in and landing to the body (and thigh, lol). Tszyu leaned to his left too much and Fundora lands another left hand that gets a pop from the crowd. Tszyu has stopped worrying about the lead hand battle and Fundora is marching forward again. Tszyu and his coaches have some good ideas but it looks like he lacks the discipline to keep the plan in place. Close round.
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Fundora (30-26 Fundora)
Round 4: Tszyu is back to the high guard that he's had no success with. Tszyu is on auto pilot now. Tszyu goes cross to the body, left hook high and Fundora comes over the top, punishing Tszyu for having audacity. Tszyu is stuck against the ropes again this round. Tszyu is getting pot-shotted again. Tszyu is now winging in the right, Fundora landing 3 punches to Tszyu's one. Fundora got a bit lazy and Tszyu lands another big right over the top. He can't seem to hurt Fundora. Now Tszyu has Fundora's nose open again.
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Fundora (40-35 Fundora)
Round 5: Much more success for Tszyu early. Fundora is not jabbing as much and Tszyu is coming back with big shots high and to the body. 2⁄3 through the round and Fundora decides to jab again. Tszyu decides to try to fight the lead hand again and find the outside angle. Tszyu threw a dangerous leaping left hook that he got away with. Fundora is ending the round strong, putting Tszyu in the corner. Tszyu finally banks a round.
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Tszyu (58-45 Fundora)
Round 6: Fundora comes out and commands the center of the ring. Tszyu is setting up his left high by throwing to the body first. Fundora is now on the back foot, trying to land volume on Tszyu. Tszyu is fighting much less chaotic. It's serving him well. He just can't get too complacent. A good right hand from Fundora draws a reaction from the crowd. Tszyu slips to the outside and lands a nice right up the pop. Despite Fundora's volume, this is another Tszyu round. Is he mounting a comeback?
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Tszyu (67-55 Fundora)
Round 7: Tim Tszyu has yet to go back to hand fighting. Fundora opens the round landing a bit heavier. He's trying to close out Tszyu's comeback. Fundora is reaching bad on the body shots from Tszyu and Tszyu is trying to crack that chin. Every time Tszyu gets his high guard back up, Fundora begins to march him back to the ropes. The two get in a phone booth and Tszyu lands a massive right. They are now fighting in the pocket and it's all action! A big left from Tszyu. Fundora is starting to clinch up! Tszyu just had his best round! He's playing a dangerous game, yet an entertaining one!
MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 Tszyu (76-65 Fundora)
They just called the fight in the corner! My mind is blown! Something must have happened. This is insane, Tszyu was on an incredible comeback. The announcers are saying he was out on his feet. What a round, this has been a letdown of a finish for two great fighters.
Official decision: Sebastian Fundora defeats Tim Tszyu via corner's stoppage in round seven.
Postfight: Tszyu is up first. 'He's one tough motherf*****.' He seems in good spirits and calls Fundora the best fighter in the division. Tim Tszyu is obviously upset but he's taking the loss in stride.
Now over to Fundora. Fundora is crediting his size for his win and wants to start 'bullying these guys.' He continues, 'I looked at myself in the mirror and said, 'Oh wow, I have reach.' Fundora is dry and he throws it out to Pacquiao and gets the crowd ready for Pac-man.
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