The biggest comeback of the decade is moving: WBN can exclusively reveal that Floyd Mayweather, returning to the ring after eight years, and Manny Pacquiao, approaching 47, have mutually agreed to meet again.
Organizers informed WBN they are targeting a late-April or early-May date.
Leading the breaking news from the first confirmation, WBN provides the first major Mayweather-Pacquiao 2 update since talks reignited.
As previously reported by WBN, Indistry Media Inc. will lead the promotion. Indistry is an entertainment company that produces high-touch, immersive entertainment across live sports/esports, music, and lifestyle events.
In a further update, a spokesperson has clarified that they are not involved in any discussions regarding WBA welterweight champion Rolly Romero.
The development arrives during one of boxing’s most unpredictable news stretches, landing days after Mike Tyson claimed he would face Mayweather in Africa this March.
Even if Tyson fights Mayweather in March, or Pacquiao faces Romero, neither changes the April–May window for MayPac 2.
Romero discussions sit outside the rematch plan Talk of Pacquiao facing Rolly Romero in March gained traction last week after Manny Pacquiao Promotions figure Sean Gibbons told WBN that Romero “remains the target.”
Indistry addressed the situation directly, stating: “There has been speculation around a possible bout with Rolly Romero in March, but to our knowledge, no such fight is confirmed. Indistry is not involved in the Romero discussions.”
The message is clear: any Pacquiao–Romero bout would take place independently of the Mayweather–Pacquiao framework.
