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Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. are officially stepping back into the ring for a rematch that boxing fans have been debating for more than a decade.

This time, the two legends won’t just be fighting anywhere. They’re set to headline the first-ever professional boxing match at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Sunday, September 20. The blockbuster event will stream live worldwide exclusively on Netflix, making it one of the most accessible mega-fights in recent history.

Of course, this rivalry needs no introduction.

Their last official bout took place in May 2015 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Marketed as the “Fight of the Century,” it captured global attention and generated record-breaking numbers. After 12 tense rounds, Mayweather secured a unanimous decision victory, preserving his undefeated record and cementing his place in boxing history.

But the story didn’t end there.

Fans have long argued about timing, injuries, and what could have been. For years, the question lingered: What if they met again?

Now, that question is about to be answered.

Older but still fiercely competitive, Pacquiao and Mayweather are ready to revisit one of boxing’s most iconic matchups. And with the world watching once more, September 20 promises not just a fight — but a second chapter in a rivalry that defined a generation.