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Showing posts with label Manny Pacquiao. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 8, 2012
Thursday, June 21, 2012
WBO says Pacquiao won the fight against Bradley
The five-man panel convened by World Boxing Organization President Francisco "Paco" Valcarcel declared Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao the winner of the June 9 boxing match, wherein Timothy Bradley dethroned Pacquiao as the welterweight titleholder.
The five judges, who were asked to review the fight’s video, re-scored the Pacquiao-Bradley bout and held out the scores 117-111, 117-111, 118-110, 116-112, and 115-113—unanimously favoring Pacquiao.
Valcarcel released the result of the re-scoring to RingTV.com on June 19, Wednesday (June 21, Thursday in Manila).
In an interview by DZMM, a grateful Pacquiao expressed, “Ito siguro ay hindi lang para sa akin kundi para sa boxing… [para] mabigyan ng leksyon ang mga judges na gumagawa ng ganoon."
He also believes that this new decision will reinstate the faith of the boxing fanatics who have been critical and vocal about their dissent with the previous decision.
The original three-member panel of the match held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas said Bradley won over Pacquiao by the scores of 115-113 by judges C.J. Ross and Duane Ford. Meanwhile, judge Jerry Roth said Pacquiao won, 115-113.
Pacquiao said in a separate interview with Mornings @ ANC, "Masaya tayo at lumabas ang katotohanan at nabigyan ng katarungan.
“Sulit ang hirap ng mga fans na pinaglaban nila ako."
A plethora of negative sentiments and opinions was expressed over social networking sites Twitter and Facebook after it was decided during the June 9 fight that Bradley had won over Pacquiao.
A trending topic on Twitterosphere was #RIPBoxing, all the while boxing fans threatened they might decide to stop supporting the sport of boxing in the future.
REMATCH? According to Valcarcel, the WBO does not permit for the Pacquiao-Bradley fight to be overturned.
“The only thing that we can do now authorize a rematch,” he stated.
A clause contained in Pacquiao and Bradley’s match contract says that a rematch is scheduled on November 10.
However, this is contradicted by Top Rank chief executive Bob Arum and Top Rank officials who say it will not push through.
It is reported that Pacquiao is in fact considering a fourth bout with Juan Manuel Marquez in Mexico in November.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Pacquiao clobbers Margarito, claims eighth crown
ARLINGTON, Texas – Manny Pacquiao was once again masterful, beating Antonio Margarito so frightfully that Margarito’s face looked as it had been pounded repeatedly by a club.
Pacquiao won a unanimous one-sided decision in a blowout from the opening seconds of the fight to capture the World Boxing Council super welterweight title before 41,734 in-awe fans at Cowboys Stadium.
Pacquiao’s title belt, coming against an opponent who had a 17-pound weight advantage when the bell rang, 165-148, was the eighth in his illustrious career. Pacquiao has won world titles at 112, 122, 126, 130, 135, 140, 147 and now 154 pounds.
Judges Jurgen Langos had it 120-109, Glen Crocker had it 118-110 and Oren Schellenberger had it 119-109 for Pacquiao. Yahoo! Sports scored it 120-107 for Pacquiao, giving Pacquiao a 10-8 edge in the 10th round when he dominated tremendously.
Margarito, fighting for the first time in the U.S. since Jan. 24, 2009, when he was caught with an illegal knuckle pad in his gloves before a loss to Shane Mosley, was never in the fight. Pacquiao’s speed was blinding and was the difference in the fight.
Pacquiao was hurt when Margarito landed a combination to the ribs, but he spun off the ropes and landed a three-punch combination to the head. Margarito’s right eye was swollen grotesquely, beginning in the fourth. By the 10th round, the left eye was a slit, too.
Pacquiao was looking at referee Laurence Cole late in the fight, asking him to stop it. Pacquiao said he eased off in the 12th round. “I did my best,” Pacquiao said. “He’s strong. He’s a very tough fighter. I can’t believe [he took those punches].”
Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, added “We didn’t lose a round. I wish they had stopped the fight. They probably ruined his career by not stopping the fight.”
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Pacquiao won a unanimous one-sided decision in a blowout from the opening seconds of the fight to capture the World Boxing Council super welterweight title before 41,734 in-awe fans at Cowboys Stadium.
Pacquiao’s title belt, coming against an opponent who had a 17-pound weight advantage when the bell rang, 165-148, was the eighth in his illustrious career. Pacquiao has won world titles at 112, 122, 126, 130, 135, 140, 147 and now 154 pounds.
Judges Jurgen Langos had it 120-109, Glen Crocker had it 118-110 and Oren Schellenberger had it 119-109 for Pacquiao. Yahoo! Sports scored it 120-107 for Pacquiao, giving Pacquiao a 10-8 edge in the 10th round when he dominated tremendously.
Margarito, fighting for the first time in the U.S. since Jan. 24, 2009, when he was caught with an illegal knuckle pad in his gloves before a loss to Shane Mosley, was never in the fight. Pacquiao’s speed was blinding and was the difference in the fight.
Pacquiao was hurt when Margarito landed a combination to the ribs, but he spun off the ropes and landed a three-punch combination to the head. Margarito’s right eye was swollen grotesquely, beginning in the fourth. By the 10th round, the left eye was a slit, too.
Pacquiao was looking at referee Laurence Cole late in the fight, asking him to stop it. Pacquiao said he eased off in the 12th round. “I did my best,” Pacquiao said. “He’s strong. He’s a very tough fighter. I can’t believe [he took those punches].”
Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, added “We didn’t lose a round. I wish they had stopped the fight. They probably ruined his career by not stopping the fight.”
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Floyd Mayweather vs Shane Mosley Result
After much trash talk and a solid fight in the ring the Floyd Mayweather vs Shane Mosley result has been determined – there was no knockout in the highly anticipated fight of Mayweather vs Mosley so the judges had to declare the winner. If you didn’t watch Mayweather vs Mosley live then I suggest you watch Mayweather vs Mosley highlights on the internet before you find out the result. If you’re ready to have the question of “who won the Mayweather vs Mosley fight” then read on:
Floyd Mayweather vs Shane Mosley Result
Mayweather beat Mosley on Saturday night as the self proclaimed best boxer ever remained undefeated after all judges announced him the winner.
Judges Scorecards:
Adalaide Byrd – 119-109 (Mayweather)
Dave Moretti – 119-109 (Mayweather)
Robert Hoyle – 118-110 (Mayweather)
As you can see the winner of Mayweather vs Mosley was unanimous. The fight earned Floyd Money Mayweather a non-heavyweight record $22.5 million while Shane Sugar Mosley won a guaranteed $7 million on top of the pay per view revenue from HBO.
A 21 month ring absence from Mayweather ended on a positive note, and if you didn’t watch the fight live, we suggest you watch Floyd Mayweather vs Shane Mosley highlights online.
Next awaited fight will mostly be Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao versus Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
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