Manny Pacquiao faces off against Japan's Chihiro Suzuki in Tokyo, June 9, 2024. Photo courtesy of Manny Pacquiao

MANILA (UPDATED) -- Manny Pacquiao will participate in yet another exhibition match.

Pacquiao, boxing's only eight-division world champion, will fight Japanese Rizin Featherweight Champion Chihiro Suzuki in a three-round exhibition match on July 28, the Rizin Fighting Federation announced Sunday.

His last professional battle was more than two years ago against Yordenis Ugás, where the Filipino pride suffered a loss in their welterweight showdown at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas with scores 115-113, 116-112, and 116-112 in favor of the Cuban.

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And it seems that retirement has not suited him as Pacquiao fought in an exhibition match against DK Yoo of South Korea in December 2022, where he scored a win via a unanimous decision.

The former senator was supposed to fight Buakaw Banchamek earlier this year but their bout was postponed, according to reports.

Suzuki, a Japanese-Peruvian fighter, is the reigning Rizin featherweight champion. He and Pacquiao faced off on Sunday in Tokyo at the Rizin 47 event.

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Earlier this year, the decorated Pinoy boxer was recently named by sports news company Sportico as 22nd highest-paid athlete of all time.

Pacquiao recently announced his intent to throw his hat once more in the political ring in the 2025 elections.

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