Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Training Visit
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live. Bob Aurum visited the training camps of both pound-for-pound champion Manny Pacquiao in the Philippines, and WBO titleholder champion Miguel Cotto in Florida. Since my first visit was to Baguio in the northern part of Luzon, where Manny is training, I will tell you about my impressions of Manny’s preparations in this article. In my next column, I’ll do the same about Miguel’s training base in Tampa. Pacquiao vs Cotto Live.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Introduction
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live. Master promoter Bob Arum was sealed right after the Pacquiao-Oscar de la Hoya bout. Pacquiao himself agreed to the fight after he personally witnessed the Cotto-Joshua Clottey encounter which the pride of Puerto Rico won. And the world now braces itself for November 14 in Las Vegas. The fight is very important for both gentlemen. A win by Pacquiao would further strengthen his place in boxing history as he would be annexing his seventh title. A Cotto victory, on the other hand, would provide the Puerto Rican with the much-needed resurgence in his career and the distinction of stopping the dominant Filipino’s streak. Pacquiao vs Cotto Live.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live in Hollywood
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live. Meanwhile, Pacquiao was mobbed by his legion of fans when he finally arrived at LAX on Saturday night (Sunday morning in Manila) from the Philippines. Pacquiao will take the day off on Sunday as he resumes training camp this time under familiar conditions at the Wild Card in Hollywood owned and operated by his trainer Freddie Roach. Pacquiao will have his final training their so that he can go back to focus well in their fight with Cotto. Pacquiao will train in Hollywood until Nov. 9, the day a customized bus will bring Pacquiao and his team to Las Vegas. Pacquiao vs Cotto Live.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Sparringmate
Intrigued by the presence of a former world champion from Mexico, Freddie Roach didn’t waste time in knowing if Jose Luis Castillo is up to the task of sharing the ring with Manny Pacquiao, who is revving up for a November 14 clash with Miguel Cotto. Well, Castillo proved Roach was wrong.
Pacquiao adviser Mike Koncz said Roach was impressed with Castillo’s performance. Roach had initially balked at the idea of importing the 35-year-old Castillo after hearing reports that the ex-World Boxing Council lightweight king has rekindled his long-time association with his favorite brew. On Nov. 14 don't miss to watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live for supporting Filipino warrior.
Pacquiao adviser Mike Koncz said Roach was impressed with Castillo’s performance. Roach had initially balked at the idea of importing the 35-year-old Castillo after hearing reports that the ex-World Boxing Council lightweight king has rekindled his long-time association with his favorite brew. On Nov. 14 don't miss to watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live for supporting Filipino warrior.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Numerous News
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live. Numerous news online that Miguel Cotto will knocked out Manny Pacquiao on Nov. 14. But I don't believe in this issue. Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs), of General Santos City, Philippines, has won six world titles in as many different weight divisions ranging from 112 to 140 pounds. His performance in 2008 was described as “Henry Armstrongesque,” winning world titles at 130 and 135 pounds with victories over Juan Manuel Marquez and David Diaz, respectively, and knocking out and retiring Oscar De La Hoya at 147 pounds to finish the trifecta. This year, he picked up where he left off last year – winning another world title in a new weight division -- dealing defending junior welterweight champion Ricky Hatton a one-punch second-round knockout on May 2.
Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), from Caguas, Puerto Rico, has sold more tickets at Madison Square Garden in this millennium than any other fighter. He has held a world title every year since 2004. Puerto Rico’s most exciting fighter, Cotto held the World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior welterweight crown from 2004-2006, successfully defending it six times before vacating it to capture the World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight title at the end of 2006, a title he held for nearly as long. He won his second welterweight title in February this year, knocking out Michael Jennings in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to become the WBO welterweight champion. Notable scalps on Cotto’s belt include Sugar Shane Mosley, Zab Judah, Joshua Clottey, Pauli Malinaggi, and Demarcus Corley. Don't miss Pacquiao vs Cotto Live.
Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), from Caguas, Puerto Rico, has sold more tickets at Madison Square Garden in this millennium than any other fighter. He has held a world title every year since 2004. Puerto Rico’s most exciting fighter, Cotto held the World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior welterweight crown from 2004-2006, successfully defending it six times before vacating it to capture the World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight title at the end of 2006, a title he held for nearly as long. He won his second welterweight title in February this year, knocking out Michael Jennings in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to become the WBO welterweight champion. Notable scalps on Cotto’s belt include Sugar Shane Mosley, Zab Judah, Joshua Clottey, Pauli Malinaggi, and Demarcus Corley. Don't miss Pacquiao vs Cotto Live.
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