Don’t Miss It! How to Watch Pacquiao vs Barrios Live on TV and Online
MANNY PACQUIAO – Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao is back in action, and fans are scrambling to find out where to watch his highly anticipated bout against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios.
Boxing fans in the Philippines and around the world are gearing up for the highly anticipated return of Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao as he steps into the ring to face WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios. The action-packed bout is set to unfold on Sunday, July 20, Philippine time, and a variety of viewing options have been made available to ensure fans don’t miss a single punch.
For local viewers, free TV broadcasts are set to air the fight on a slightly delayed basis. RPTV Channel and One Sports will begin their coverage at 10 a.m., while TV5 will have its delayed telecast starting at 2:15 p.m. This gives fans multiple options to catch the match without needing a cable or online subscription.
Those with cable access can tune into One Sports+, which will also begin its delayed telecast at 10 a.m. This provides a great option for viewers who prefer watching on cable with sports-focused commentary and coverage.
For fans who want to witness the fight live and without commercials, the best option is Cignal Pay Per View. The live telecast is available via channel 299 in HD and 199 in SD, offering uninterrupted ringside action.
Digital platforms are also stepping into the ring, offering streaming options on a pay-per-view basis through the Pilipinas Live app and Blast TV app. This is ideal for viewers who prefer streaming on the go or watching from mobile devices.
For audiences in the United States, the fight will be broadcast live on Prime Video Pay-Per-View, allowing American fans to support their favorite fighters in real-time.
With multiple platforms to choose from—free TV, cable, pay-per-view, and streaming apps—fans have every opportunity to be part of this historic moment as Manny Pacquiao faces off with Mario Barrios in a must-watch welterweight clash.
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