Pacquiao vs Ugas LIVE result: Stream, latest updates, how to watch online and undercard results

Pacquiao is not promising knockout against Ugas despite his coach Roach with his customary tip.

“I’m sure he says that because he saw me training with a lot of discipline and passion because the fight with Spence was coming, but we will try to do our best in the ring,” Pacquiao said. “We hope that everyone will like the fight.”

Canelo Alvarez will fight Caleb Plant on 6 November to crown the undisputed super-middleweight world champion.

The Mexican, who holds the WBC, WBA and WBO belts, is looking to add the American’s IBF strap in his third fight of 2021 in Las Vegas.

Whoever wins the bout will create history as the first ever undisputed world champion at 168 pounds.

Canelo is currently the closest to that status, matching Joe Calzaghe by collecting three belts, though the Welsh fighter did hold all four titles at the weight class at one stage throughout his legendary unbeaten career.

Canelo said after the fight was officially announced: “This November 6th we’ll put Mexican boxing on top. Going for the missing belt! #Undisputed.”

“I don’t know if this is going to be my last [time in the ring], we are going to see fight by fight,” Pacquiao said Wednesday during an interview with ESPN KnockOut. “But if I have the possibility of making one more fight, then I would like to face the best -- either Terence Crawford or Errol Spence.”

Pacquiao stunned Keith Thurman in 2019 but the WBA stripped him of the WBA belt due to inactivity with Ugas promoted to ‘super’ champion, which is fuelling the former five-weight world champion here, despite the short notice to adapt his game plan to a new opponent: “I never take this fight lightly,” said Pacquiao. Of course I don’t want to be over confident for this fight, but I want to make sure that tomorrow night, we’re going to have the victory and the fans will be happy. Tomorrow night I will do my best. I’ll give my best to the fans and of course for my country. This fight will be dedicated to the Philippine people.”

While Ugas is pumped to mix it with such a decorated fighter, admitting he will be “very emotional”: “Being in the ring with a legend like Manny Pacquiao, I have a lot of respect for him, so I’m very excited. But all respect is finished after we get in the ring tomorrow. I’m definitely very emotional and very excited for this opportunity, and I have the belt. Whoever wins tomorrow, gets the belt, but right now I’m the champion and I’m ready.”

The main show is kicking off at 9 pm ET (2 am BST), with the main event due to start by 11:30 pm ET (4:30 am BST).

Tale of the tape

Pacquiao

Nationality: Filipino

Born: December 17, 1978

Height: 5-5 ½

Reach: 67 inches

Total Fights: 71

Record: 62-7-2 with 39 knockouts

Ugas

Nationality: Cuban

Born: July 14, 1986

Height: 5-9

Reach: 69 inches

Total Fights: 30

Record: 26-4 with 12 knockouts

Pacquiao - 1/4

Pacquiao by knockout - 7/4

Pacquiao by decision - 11/10

Draw - 20/1

Ugas - 3/1

• Manny Pacquiao vs. Yordenis Ugas for Ugas' WBA (super) Welterweight title
• Robert Guerrero vs. Victor Ortiz; Welterweight
• Mark Magsayo vs. Julio Ceja; Featherweight
• Carlos Castro vs. Oscar Escandon; Junior Featherweight
• Frank Martin vs. Ryan Kielczweski; Lightweight
• Jose Valenzuela vs. Esteban Sanchez; Lightweight
• Steven Torres vs. Justin Rolfe; Heavyweight
• Burley Brooks vs. Cameron Rivera; Super Middleweight
• John Dato vs. Angel Contreras; Featherweight