LAS VEGAS (AP) — Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny Pacquiao both easily made weight Friday before their rematch bout for the WBC super featherweight title.

Marquez weighed in right at the 130-pound limit, while Pacquiao weighed 129 pounds in front of a spirited, pro-Mexican crowd at the Mandalay Bay Events Center. Marquez and Pacquiao are the main event on Saturday night, nearly four years after their acclaimed first matchup ended in a draw.

Both fighters appeared to be in exceptionally good shape, even by their own lofty standards. Neither had any evidence of body fat as they flexed and shook hands while the crowd chanted rude slogans in Spanish at Pacquiao, who has beaten Mexican fighters in his last six bouts.

Pacquiao (45-3-2, 34 KOs) could have even a bit more muscle in his next bout. He’s a slight favorite to claim Marquez’s title, but the Filipino champion has said the fight will be his last at 130 pounds.

His next fight is expected to be at Mandalay Bay in late June against WBC lightweight champion David Diaz, who’s fighting Ramon Montano on Saturday’s undercard. After that, Pacquiao hopes for a unification fight in the fall with Nate Campbell, who won the other three major 135-pound belts last week by beating Juan Diaz.

Marquez (48-3-1, 35 KOs) hopes a victory over Pacquiao will lead to a third meeting, since both fighters have rematch clauses in their contracts. Marquez won his title last year with a unanimous decision over Marco Antonio Barrera.

Steven Luevano and Terdsak Jandaeng also made weight Friday before their undercard fight for Luevano’s WBO featherweight title.

i smell part 3 by the end of this year or early next, i hope. can't wait to watch the fight, reading round by round recaps cant do this fight justice.

Although fans and media naturally would like to see a third fight between them, it isn't going to happen, at least not right away.

"I don't think so, this business is over," Pacquiao said about a third fight. "I'm moving up to 135 pounds."

Indeed, Top Rank promoter Bob Arum said he will move forward with his plan to have Pacquiao challenge lightweight titleholder David Diaz, who won a nontitle fight on the undercard. They are slated to meet June 28, also at Mandalay Bay. Pacquiao, however, suffered an abrasion next to his right eye in the fourth round, which Marquez (46-3-2, 34 KOs) cut open in the seventh round. The cut could delay Pacquiao's June bout.