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Monday, December 29, 2008

Fighter of the year

Here is our Top 2 - 5 in any order

Joe Calzaghe
He had beaten two legends this year namely Bernard Hopkins(Split) and Roy Jones Jr(unanimous) as his newest trophy.

Antonio Margarito
Had won two titles at welterweight division by beating two champions namely Kermit Cintron(round 6 KO) for IBF welterweight and Miguel Cotto (round 11 TKO) for WBA Welterweight Title.

Wladimir Klitschko
Had 3 convincing wins this year against Sultan Ibragimov ( via UD), Tony Thompson (round 11 KO), and Hasim Rahman ( round 7 TKO). He had been dominating HW division for long time now.

Vic Darchinyan
Vic had virtually won 3 fights this year if you would ask real boxing fans and analyst. At February 2, 2008, Vic fought Z Gorres and ended in an controversial draw. His next fights were against Dimitri Kirilov( Round 5 KO) where Vic got his IBF superfly weight title. Next is the popular Cristian Mijares(Round 9 KO) where he got WBA super flyweight title and WBC super flyweight title thus giving him the IBF, WBA, and WBC super flyweight titles at the same time. And Vic Darchinyan is the first ever to do this( To unify all the titles in that division). And it all happend this year.

And the Fighter of the year goes to:
Manny Pacquiao
Hands down to this, this is no contest and no argument and no doubt... Manny Pacquiao deserves to have "The Fighter / Boxer of the year". Pacquiao had his first win this year against WBC world super featherweight Champion Juan Manuel Marquez at 130lbs division, his second win were done at 135lbs division agains WBC world lightweight Champion David Diaz, Manny Pacquiao's 3rd win this year was against Oscar De la Hoya at 147lbs. To sum it, Manny Pacquiao had won 2 titles in 2 different divisions, and had jumped to 147lbs to win over De la Hoya. Pacquiao had won in 3 different divisions in a span of 4 different division(130, 135, 140, and 147 lbs division).

Congratulation to the Best P4P fighter and the fighter of the year Manny Pacquiao!!!

Boxing Fight of the year

Heres our top 3 boxing fights of the year:

Top 3:
Bernard Hopkins vs Joe Calzaghe
One of the closest match to call this year... After Bernard floored Calzaghe at round 1, Calzaghe proved it against a 43 year old super star Bernard Hopkins that he can turn around the match by winning rounds and displaying his very good conditioning. Bernard had also won more rounds and gave Calzaghe problems as they aproached the final round. The fight ended with Calzaghe's win via split. Though, many analyst were convinced Bernard had won, they have given Calzaghe the credits and had been a heavy favorite on his next fight against Roy Jones Jr.

Top 2:
Miguel Cotto vs Antonio Margarito
Though not that close. The fight is very entertaining as the fans expects a twist on tis fight. Yes the twist happend. It gaved Cotto his very first lost, via KO. And it also gaved name to Antonio Margarito. This two fighters had been calling Floyd "The Pretty Boy" Mayweather Jr. And proved to be best of the best Welterweight today.

Top 1:
Juan Manuel Marquez vs Manny Pacquiao "part 2"
If you could call a fight a close fight, this is the closest fight as it can get... The Top 1 best P4P and the former Top 5 best P4P fighter collide. And every round were competetively fought. Thus, giving Juan Manuel Marquez the right to be called Top 3 best P4P fighter in the world due to his ver close and tight lost against Manny Pacquiao. Pacquiao had scored a kockdown during round 3 and the only difference as Manny had win via split.

Upset / Shocker Boxing Fight of the year for 2008 goes to...

Here is the top our Top 3 upset of the year for 2008 in the world of boxing...

Top3:
Miguel Cotto vs Antonio "The Terminator" Margarito
* At the start of the fight, the undefeated Cotto was heavy favorite to win the fight by unanimous. After Cotto dominated Mosely. The 5'11" Margarito suddenly made sound in boxing world by beating one of the best P4P fighter and the former best Welterweight fighter in the world Miguel Cotto At 11 rounds via TKO. "The Terminator"(Margarito) gained lots of respect for this very win and put Mexico on Top of the Boxing once again...

Top2:
Kelly Pavlik vs Bernard Hopkins
*The fight is simply astonishing. After Kelly Pavlik beat Jermain Taylor at Middleweight. Kelly decided to jump to Light Heavyweight to fight former best P4P fighter and a 43 yr old Bernard Hopkins who had a fresh lost against Joe Calzaghe. Manny analyst told it would only took one solid punch to give Bernard Hopkins his very first lost via KO. Kelly never had a chance to land his very powerful punch. And its a 12 full rounds of showtime in favor of "The Executioner" (Bernard) against a younger and stronger heavy favorite Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik at Light heavy Weight.

Top1:
Oscar "The Golden Boy" De la Hoya vs Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao
With all their popularity Manny Pacquiao and his team looked ridicule all the time before the fight. All people were feeling sorry for team Pacquiao before December 6 2008. All sports analyst and almost all known and respected boxing stars expected Oscar to over power, over size, and out smart The Philippines Sensation and world's best boxer Manny Pacquiao. Many people around the world expected the fight to be the biggest mismatch in boxing history, since, Pacquiao had only started as a pro-boxer at weight class 106lbs. And He will compete at Welterweight division. A Philippine governor even requested the Philippines Sport Comission to suspend Pacquiao's boxing license just to insure Pacquiao would never had to fight Oscar De la Hoya. But to every body's surprise, Manny Pacquiao dominated every second inside the ring and scored an 8 round stoppage over one of the best P4P fighter ever Oscar. That event is so insane and the most unbelievable thing that ever happened to boxing.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Pacquioa vs Hatton for 2009

A meeting were scheduled between Bob Arum ( Pacquiao's promoter) and Richard Schaefer ( Hatton's promoter) for a negotiation for Pacquiao - Hatton fight this coming year 2009.

Schaefer aggressively offers big bucks for Bob Arum ( the owner of Top Rank, Inc.). According to Schaefer, if ever Pacquiao - Hatton will happen this coming year, they will make it sure that the fight will be at 140lbs.

Hatton, considered as the best fighter at his division (140) , is willing to place his IBF title on the line for a fight with Pacquiao. He recently win over an IBF champion Paul Malignaggi New York.

If Freddy Roach will be ask or decide, Who among Floyd Mayweather or Ricky Hatton will they choose to fight, Freddy says:
Hatton is the best fighter out there for us right now, money wise, style wise. He is a hard guy. He likes to fight It would be a very interesting fight. I think, the world would love to see that and Manny has been always wants to give the world what they want... A lot depends on what makes sense. The economy is bad right now and we cant wait too long because I want to see Manny fight Hatton and Mayweather and retire the greatest fighter of all time. Feddy discussed..

Meanwhile an interview with Hatton after the "Dream Match"... Hatton says: I was so surprised, Manny Pacquiao is a world wide phenomenon. ( Hatton really looks surprised and or nervous)..

Another interview with Juan Manuel Marquez... Marquez says: I still want to fight Manny Pacquiao. If Bob Arum and wants us to fight at 147, and thats what they demand is, lets do it. I will go at 147 just to fight Manny Pacquiao... Then Marquez send the message to Manny Pacquiao saying: " Manny Pacquiao! We will fight again! You have to face me!"

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Manny Pacquiao's WIN - One of the Most Stunning Upset in BOXING history

With all so the so called boxing's best analyst, the surprised came in just at the start of the round 2... Manny Pacquiao dictated and given a hint for what he is about to do at the end of 8 rounds of pure domination boxing fans have ever witnessed. "Manny Pacquiao is INHUMAN" does a well known boxing forum commentator said... He added: "I am a big fan of Floyd Mayweather and I expected Oscar to knockout Manny Pacquiao within 5 rounds. I thought this fight is a mismatch due to Oscar De la Hoya's reach and height advantage... I had been watching Oscar and Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight... And I have never seen anyone dominated the fight, whats surprising is this little guy ( Manny Pacquiao ) had started as a pro at 106 and had won against a legit boxer at Welterweight division... I think Manny Pacquiao surpasses Floyd Mayweather's achievement by winning this fight ( The Dream Match )..."

Oscar enters the ring as a heavy favorite, and almost all boxing analyst had thought the fight is going to be a mismatch.. They all have thought Oscar's height and strength plays big role, plus Oscar De la Hoya is an intelligent fighter. He is a scientific type of a boxer. No one wanted to predict a win for Manny Pacquiao... Even boxers like Bernard Hopkins, Shane Mosely, Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr, Juan Manuel Marquez, etc, had all predicted a KO win for Oscar... Except one... Edwin Valero, Valero had predicted a KO win for Manny Pacquiao. He is one who knows better.

While every body thought Oscar will win, asking Oscar if he surprised: "He's a great fighter. I'm not shocked because at this stage when you face someone like Pacquiao you know you're going to have a fight."
Nacho seems to be more surprised of what he had seen. He said: "Oscar was in good condition but he couldn't control Manny's southpaw stance or style." I had stoped the fight because I dont want his ( Oscar De la Hoya ) greatness inside the ring.

With the fight already done... Boxing fans were now up to making another sounds...
Who is next for Manny Pacquiao? Boxing fans around the PPV community were building somewhat a "Fantasy Boxing Matches" for Pacquiao... People were suggesting names such as:
Ricky Hatton
Miguel Cotto
Antonio Margarito
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Zab Judah

Interviews after the "Dream Match"

Oscar:
"He was the better man tonight and he deserves all the credit, He's a great fighter.

Host:
Were you shocked and surprised as you faced Manny?

Oscar:
"I'm not shocked because at this stage when you face someone like Pacquiao you know you're going to have a fight."
"I trained really hard in the gym, But I told a lot of people it's a lot different in the gym than when you actually get in the ring. My style is to go forward, but he was boxing on his toes all night and waiting for me to make my mistakes. I didn't have the strength to stop him. I felt really flat..."

Host:
You sounded that you are going to retire.. Are you going to retire?

Oscar:
Its just not my night, facing and loosing against a Manny Pacquiao is a no shame...
We will see what happens, I know in my heart I still want to fight.
_____________________
Host:
OK, as I have approached Manny Pacquiao, I heard him talking to Oscar... Manny said: Oscar, your still my idol... And Oscar replied: No!! Now you are my idol!

Host:
Manny, was speed a factor?

Manny:
Yes! I trained so hard and we trained to improve my speed. We have worked hard for it, and we know speed play a big factor.

Host:
Were you surprised how easy it is to hit Oscar?

Manny:
I dont want to get too confident, I knwo I have hit him some easy shots. But I still know he is too strong for me.

Host:
Freddy, you have placed your career on the line... What can you say about the fight?

Freddy:
I just prove Oscar cant pull the trigger. And I am happy for Manny!

Host:
Manny, With so many politicians here, would you consider being a great boxer turned politician?

Manny:
I just want to thank, people who supported this fight, all the Filipinos, and all the boxing fans around the world.. Thanks you!
___________________________

Darlene Custodio, the Governor who outclass Manny on his race to politics interviewed via GMA7(Philippines)...
Darlene:
No doubt, Manny Pacquiao is the best pound for pound boxer in the world... No one can contest that!
With Pacquiao winning the fight, he had his early Birth day gift.. Manyy's birthday is December 17...

Stay tuned for more!

Saturday, December 6, 2008

"Dream Match" Update

Oscar now wears his GLOVES in the presence if Manny's trainer Freddy Roach.. Officials checking Oscar's hand and how the wraps of the hands and the gloves to be wear...

Showing now were Regie Miller, Mike Tyson, Lenox.. ETC.

Commentators talking this is all about height advantage and non-weight issue...

Match is about to start...
Karylle Padilla singing Philippines national Anthem.

Pacquiao coming out with wearing Philippines flag! With the OST - Queen's -We will ROCK YOU!

Oscar coming out as with Rocky hood style...

Buffer anounces start...

Round 1
Oscar came out aggressively, Pacaman backs out.. Pacman landed his straight left... Pac back Oscar's aggressiveness. Oscar cant hit

Round 1 -7
WOW!
I am just astonished! PAcman is on to Oscar's Demolition!
Oscar is destroyed!

Round 8
Oscar is completely destroyed. His brother is planning to stop the fight...

Ok! Oscar's corners stops the fight!

Manny Pacquiao wins

More updates in minutes...

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Ivan Calderon played Oscar at Sparring


The five foot champion Ivan Calderon ( 108 lbs champion since August of 2007 up to date) plays his playful tricks and made Oscar look old at Big Bear, California.

Calderon, the WBO Light Flyweight champion, most of 5'11" Oscar's punches landed at air And Calderon even nailed Oscar with his power shots.
According to Calderon:
"I sparred with him for three of four rounds, and the truth is I made him uncomfortable. I gave him problems, but maybe he appeared like that because timing was not there yet... He Tried to hit me, but maybe he just didn't want to injure me... They shouldn't pay attention to this because Pacquiao's style is to come forward and my style is different. I move side to side and that makes me very difficult to hit. If Oscar wins be descission, it's as if he lost (making point that Oscar should KO Pacquiao). All Oscar needs to do is not to go inside too much, and use his jab to set up his punches... On the other hand Pacquiao ( if Pacquiao wanted to win) needs to move side to side and use his quicker hands. Pacquiao needs to attack the body because its going to be hard for him to hit Oscar's face..."
( El Nuevo Dia )

Last week, Roach's confidence is constantly getting higher that Pacquiao would beat Oscar. He says Oscar dont have what it takes to beat his boxer(Pacquiao) who ever Oscar's trainer is.

Mean while Pacquiao excitedly wears his new "Pacman Shoes" for his training. He says he should wear it to get used to its fit as he trains hard. He wanted to test his new shoes if it feels comfortable and soft when he fights "The Golden Boy"...

Updates on Manny Pacquiao vs Oscar "The Golden Boy" De la Hoya...

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Hatton wins as Malignagi's corner calls to stop

With American boxer got beaten last November 8, 2008. Joe Calzaghe has made a comment and says that "there is just no super star boxers at America/USA. Its a drought for US boxers, from Olympics to their boxing pro"...
Yet, another American great Malignagi has been beaten by a Manchester, England's Ricky "The Hitman" Hatton. The Magicman can't overwhelm The Htiman.

Here is their Round by Round story.
Round 1
Malignagi throws first and land a straght jab. Hatton counters and hit with his own hook. Hatton being known to wrestle at a boxing fight has made it look like more of a wrestling match. Hatton pulls short punches at Malig's body. Malig hits with a straight. Very close first round. I will go with more vissible punches that the judges might have seen better.
Maligangi 10-9

Round 2
Malig counters and hit to welcome round 2. Hatton throws and hit numbers. This a better Hatton that I have seen( vs Floyd) than a year ago. Hatton hits again as viewers makes noise. Malig backs off. Hatton nailed Malig. Malig is in trouble as the round 2 ends.
Hatton 10-9

Round 3
Wrestling!!! Malig hits with a very good jab! Malig moves more better and bussier. Hatton hits with body shot. Left hook by Hatton wonders Malig. Wrestling! Hatton makes vissible short effective punches.
Hatton 10-9

Round 4
Jab lands on Hatton. Both guys were trying to hold their grounds. Hatton hits with left and a hook. Jab, jab jab. Maligangi hits with jabs and I dont think Hatton got affected. Hatton hits with more effective punches.
Hatton 10-9

Round 5
Both men punch and hold. Malig is more aggressive. A good Malig jab snaps Hatton's head. More holding by Malig. A Malig hook lands. Malig hits another jab. Hatton pushes ahead but is unable to land. Another close round.
Malignagi 10-9.

Round 6
Hatton opens so aggressive. Hatton walks through jabs of Malig. Hatton tries to make a wrestling match. Hatton land a right punch and a left. Malig sticks on jabs. Hatton hits better.
Hatton 10-9

Round 7
Hatton swings and hits thin air. Malig jab his way back. Malig hits Hatton with a counter right. Haton hits a combo and stuns Malig. Hatton shot a jab and hit. Malig lands a counter right punch. Hatton lands another jab and a hook. Hatton hits another punch to end round 7.
Hatton 10-9

Round 8
Hatton surge to Malig. Malig moves away as Hatton chases. Hatton got hit with counter left and another right of Malig. Hatton lands a left straight. Malig is moving away in circle. Malig grabs Hatton as he was about to get hit.
Hatton 10-9

Round 9
Malig lands a weak jab. Hatton is directed by the reffs to retape the gloves. Hatton hits an invisible left shots a Malig's body, Hatton and Malg grabs each other. HAtton lands left and and upper cut. Malig backs aways from Hatton with his jab. Hatton chases and got hit with a jab. Hatton shakes his head as the round ends.
Hatton 10-9

Round 10
Malig sticks with his jab but being now less effective. Malig moves away left to right to his back while throwing jabs. Wrestling!!!!! Holding!!!! Hatton hits with uppercut pretty much the only effective punch thrown this round.
Hatton 10-9

Round 11
Holding and grabbing! Hatton doing a good jab. Malig corner had seen enough and wisely calls the fight to stop... Malig doesn't have a chance to win the fight. Paulie Maliganiggi is upset.. He pushes one of his crews. His trainer talks to him as tears draws lines to Malig's eyes! Malignagi is really upset and on disbelief as TKO win for Hatton was called...

Ricky Hatton retains his IBO and Ring Magazine light welterweight titles with an 11th round TKO of Paulie Malignaggi.

Judges scored the fight:
all 99-91 for Hatton
Stats:
Hatton threw 516 and lands 124 punches.
Malignagi threw 342 and landed 91 punches.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Jermain Taylor out classed his friend Lacy

Taylor coming in to the ring as a heavy favorite and Lacy looking as good as he can gets... Jermain is looking for a redemption fr Kelly Pavlik loose while Lacy is looking to prove he is one of the best prime time fighter... We are friends!!! But its business! We would have to fight!

Round 1:
The two fighters looks like measuring each other... Taylor throws first punch of the fight, Lacy throws his own jab and a combo punch. Taylor lands a couple of good punch.Again Taylor looks better of the two.
Taylor 10-9

Round 2:
A display of good movements for both fighters.. They have now started an exchange of punches... Both have landed slid punches but the volume of punches that hits belongs to Jermain. Jermain Lands a hard hitting hook to end the round.
Taylor 10-9

Round 3
Lacy is the aggressor. Lacy chases Jermain while Jermain... Jermain counters the offense of Lacy and Landed solid punches. Taylor land a straight right, Lacy looks nailed... Lacy was able to get the round to end to continue at round 4.
Taylor 10-9

Round 4
Taylor comes in aggressive looking to finish but Lacy have recovered from last round's big punch.Lacy now throws his own jabs. They exchanges punches and no one is backing off. Then Taylor lands a big combos. Punches making noise from the audience as Lacy looks nailed at a moment. Lacy able to survive the round.
Taylor 10-9

Round 5
Lacy landed a right punch and Taylor goes to the floor. But referee called it slip. Lacy comes to Taylor and throws massive punches... Taylor now is against the ropes... Taylor counters and hit Lacy but Lacy is hyped knowing he had hurt Taylor... Lots of action on this round
Lacy 10-9

Round 6
Lacy is now landing nice punches.. Taylor and Lacy throws and exchange of punches making noise to the crowd... Taylor hits Lacy with power punches, Lacy comes back on his own... Too close to call a round. Both guys looks good. Taylor hits Lacy with one good punch to end the round...
Taylor 10-9(but might go with either way)

Round 7
Lacy is beginning to loose his stamina.. However, Lacy is still the aggressor. Lacy come forward with 1-2 punch combination(not like the last rounds). Lacy is now being countered by Taylor. Oh! how good Taylor is on counter. He is hitting Lacy on his way coming in. Lacy still coming forward and Taylor is hitting Lacy on his way... Lacy looks tired.
Taylor 10-9

Round 8
Its like a replay of round 7... Lacy is moving forward and getting hit by Taylor's counter. Lacy basically throwing 1-2 punches. Taylor blocks and counter... Taylor throws good combination to end the round.
Taylor 10-9

Round 9
Lacy continuous to move forward. And Taylor is making most out of it... Lacy now were being hit at will... Absolutely Taylor is getting better while Lacy is getting worst each round... Taylor hit Lacy with barrage and combos of punches... Lacy is being destroyed...
Taylor 10-9

Round 10
Lacy is being punished by Taylor... Lacy has received punishment he never felt before. Still, Lacy can not answer any of Taylor's offense. Lacy's corner should called enough but Lacy able to stay to end the round..
Taylor 10-9

Round 11
Referee requested and extra tape on Lacy's gloves. Lacy looks for his own offense. He throws huge punches but landd to no body. Lacy looks desperate and not thinking at all... Taylor lands more effective punches to ends the round.
Taylor 10-9

Round 12
Lacy comes after Taylor to a wish of KO.. Taylor moves back and tries to play it safe. Taylor still countering a little and lands good punches on Lacy's face... Now Taylor and Lacy are tagged together in an exchange of punches. Both fighter landed SOLID punches to end the fight as the crowd goes wild!
Taylor 10-9

Judges at the ring side scored it:
119-109
118-110
119-109
all for the winner by unanimous decision Jermain Taylor!

Brock Lesnar defeated the most loved UFC Champion

Lesnar enters the ring with theme song Enter Sand Man by Metalica... Man! Broc Lesnar loks so nervous!!!
Broc Lesnar comes in the fight with 280 - 220 weight advantage over Rady Couture, with 2-1 win loss vs Randy's 16-8... Comenetators are talking: This will be an Experienced fighter who had fought 14 title fights versus a over-whelming skilled and huge young opponent in the name of Broc... Lesnar is 31 yrs old while Randy is a 45 yr old veteran..

Round 1
Touch gloves... Wow! Broc is so huge... Couture looks like a grade schooler vs a wrestler as they came close to each other... Knees by Broc hit Randy, exchange of punches, Randy is doing goood on punches... Broc tries a take down... Thier on the floor... Power is how you would like to describe this 2 guys, but Lesnar is little bit over powering Couture... Couture able to stand-up, exchange of punches... The buzzer rings, End of round one... The two looks exhousted already!
Lesnar 10-9

Round 2
Punches, elbows,Lesnar is so strong and so fast (damn he might be as fast as BJ Penn)... Oh! Randy's punch caught above Lesnar's right eye and delivered a cut. Randy is doing good on punches. Oh! Randy was cought by a hammering right punch by Lesnar at his ear.. Randy is down! Randy is down! Randy is DOWN! LEsnar comes and poured a rain of punches on Randy's face, Randy doesnt looks so good... Lesnar throws about 40 punches, Randy is not defending his self!!!! Referee stops the fight! Lesnar wins by TKO!

Brock Lesnar is the new UFC Heavyweight Champion!!!!

Lesnar interview after the fight:
I came here to ight.. I believe I have trained so hard! And thats the key! I thank Randy giving me a chance to fight him and not depriving the young guys the chance... I thank Randy, he is the guy!

Interview with Randy:
I think he is just a big guy. And you cant just handle it when you are being hit by a huge hammer! I think I am still improving my skill.. We dont know, but I will love to fight again.

Highlights: Randy had lifted Lesnar off the ground at round 1!

Keys:
Size does matter...

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Jermain "Bad Intentions" Taylor vs Jeff Lacy

IT'S BUSINESS, NOT PERSONAL

A true buddy and a pal in 2000 Olympics boxing team that never dreamed that they would face each other in their future lined their careers on one path and would have to fight each other this coming November 15, 2008.

In the ring, however, Taylor's slick and superior boxing challenged Lacy's, coming away with a bronze medal, while Lacy was eliminated in the quarterfinals after winning his two first-round bouts. As for the knockout competition, it was a draw. Both knocked out just one opponent. Even their sparring was a contest, one apparently blurred by memory or pride.

Lacy's former promoter, Gary Shaw, knew that and was careful to keep matching him up with fighters who didn't move around a lot. The formula worked well for the first five title fights Lacy had and won, but then a deal came down the pike that Shaw couldn't turn down. "It wasn't the best matchup for Jeff, but you couldn't ignore the money," Shaw said. The fighter was Calzaghe, and he is one of the slickest in the game. Calzaghe won all 12 rounds, and Lacy has not looked the same since.

The Taylor camp has done its homework, and Nelson has no intention of playing into the heavy-handed Lacy's game. "I want Jermain to dictate the pace. We don't want to let Lacy plant his feet and get comfortable. I want him to box Jeff, move and pivot and frustrate him," Nelson said.

Jermain became very well known after destroying Bernard Hopkins twice at Middleweight Division.. And have a big set back after Kelly Pavlik did same thing to him.

What do you think?

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Joe "the Super Joe" Calzaghe wins over Roy Jones Jr

I may think Joe Calzaghe is one of the under estimated boxers today... And or Roy Jones Jr is and over rated old guy.
I have started viewing the fight at round 6 to round 12.
And here is how I have scored the fight.
As I heard the commentators say: We got 3 dead even rounds for each fighter!

Round 6
Joe coming forward as Roy tries to counter Joe's massive attacks. It was a close to call round, but, I think Joe Calzaghe won this round by his number of punches landed.
Calzaghe 10-9

Round 7
Roy is still waiting for the opportunity to land a one big punch. But a left straight from Calzaghe landed clearly on Roy's eye brow. Roy has a earned a cut on his left eye brow. A 2 inch cut is severely bleeding. Calzaghe poured punches trying to finish Roy as the bell rang. Jones is still standing.
Calzaghe 10-9

Round 8
"Joe leading comfortably after six rounds," says the Observer's Kevin Mitchell at ringside. "Five rounds to one, through sheer volume of punches, after coming through nasty first-round knockdown, which he dropped 10-8. Pace relentless. Calzaghe super confident and Jones bemused by number and quality of Joe's combinations." That's the ringside view. Meanwhile Jones has been shaken by that cut. He looks a mess with blood gushing from his eye. Calzaghe is like a predator playing with his injured prey. Jones can't see and Calzaghe continues to pound him with a relentless stream of shots. Jones Jr bats him off with an uppercut but Calzaghe forces Jones to cling on until the bell. The doctor has got much work to do to clean Jones Jr's cut up so he can continue.
Calzaghe 10-9

Round 9
There's a delay as Jones Jr's cut is worked on. A repl,ay from the last round shows a left hand from Calzaghe tearing across the cut. It's enough to make me wince never mind Jones. The American dances around and manages to limit the damage in the early exchanges in this round. Calzaghe seems content to hold off and wait for an opportunity to connect. He goads Jones - somewhat disrespectfully I feel - by sticking his chin out at the bloodied Jones, who thankfully gives Calzaghe a jab to the mush. Calzaghe has it on points now and only has to see this one home. Jones has to do something special through one eye.
Calzaghe 10-9

Round 10
Joe comes out throwing a couple of body shots. Roy lands a decent uppercut in the corner to get himself back to the center of the ring. Jones backing Calzaghe up again and Joe counters to the body. Roy with a weak 1-2, head and body. Joe looks wide open but Roy can't land to the chin, unbelievable. Roy with a straight right, left hook, hook was blocked. Calzaghe double and triples the jab then goes into 4-punch hook straight combo. Roy lands a good right to the chest, Calzaghe ends with a weak slow flurry.
Calzaghe 10-9

Round 11
Roy leads with a triple jab that wasn't meant to land. Joe lands a good jab to the chin. Calzaghe backing Roy up once again with pressure. Roy making a stand in the center of the ring and pushin himself forward and starting to back up Calzaghe but still not landing much. Calzaghe with a little triple jab to the body, all landing. Calzaghe showboats as he feels Royisn't doing anything. Roy lands a hard right that snaps Joe's head back but not hurting him at all. Calzaghe with a good right uppercut from too far away, but it still lands. Calzaghe slowing down from his own work rate. Roy can't figure him out and can't land.
Calzaghe 10-9


Round 12
Touch gloves, Roy with newfound respect puts his hands on Joe's shoulders. Roy looking aggressive in his stance , Joe circling away. Joe throws a good jab and Roy misses a straight right. Roy throws a huge knockout right that hits air as Calzaghe ducks. Calzaghe posturing, getting low and bob and weaving. Roy to the ropes and Calzaghe blasts the body. Roy throwing nothing at the moment. There's a standing ovation as these two legends of boxing, who may never fight again, touch gloves for the final round. It's been a gruelling fight and a great spectacle. Calzaghe crouches low and invites Jones onto him. With his trademark lunge Jones almost dizzies Calzaghe with a crashing right which just grazes his ear. Calzaghe skips on the spot to prove how much he has left, but in my opinion he should try to down Jones with his energy instead. Like a bloodied warrior Jones has one final lunge at Calzaghe which misses and as the bell sounds the two fighters embrace.
Calzaghe 10-9

Here is the result of Roy Jones Jr vs Joe Clazaghe fight ( November 9 2008 ) PPV I video watched at the internet!

All three Judges Scored 118-109 in favor of the winner Joe Calzaghe....
Key to the fight:
Stamina and pressure!

Roy Jones Jr vs Joe Calzaghe - PREDICTIONS

Roy only had problems with fighters that can hurt him. He tends to be too concern gettin hit with power punches of REAL PUNCHERS making Roy's output less. But I think Calzaghe is not a power puncher and Jones will enter the ring full of confidence (unlike when he fought Antonio Tarver).
Good round 3-4 for Roy Jones and then a victory for Roy on round 5 via KO/TKO...

I just smell
Bernard Hopkins vs Roy Jones Jr. ( part 2)

Other Prediction on Calzaghe - Jones by Fighters/ Boxers and Sports Writers

Bernard Hopkins- Former two-division world champion - Jones W 12
"Jones by unanimous decision based on his speed and power."

Ricky Hatton- IBO & Ring Magazine junior welterweight world champion
"Roy has seen better days and I think that Joe will be too fast for Roy. Joe will outbox Roy and win by points. I'm going with Joe."

Lennox Lewis- Former heavyweight champion
"Jones has unbelievable speed and Calzaghe's never fought anyone like him. Jones likes it when his opponent comes to him and unfortunately for Calzaghe, that's exactly what he does; comes to his opponent and is right in their face. I pick Jones on points, but I think it'll be a very close fight."

Oscar De La Hoya- Olympic gold medalist and 10-time world champion
"Calzaghe will beat Jones by a unanimous decision. Joe is going to close the door on Roy's boxing career."

Manny Pacquiao- Ring Magazine pound-for-pound champion
"Calzaghe by decision. Joe is hungrier and a little younger."

Shane Mosley- Former lightweight, welterweight and junior middleweight champion of the world
"Roy has trouble with southpaws and Calzaghe is a great southpaw. Roy is a fighter that is always on his toes and I think that when Hopkins fought Calzaghe, and was moving a lot, it gave Joe a lot of problems. I think Roy can do the same thing. I think he can cause problems for Joe with his speed. I'm not really sure on Roy right now. I have to lean towards Joe on this one. You can't count Roy out, but I think Joe will get Roy with a lot of combinations and out point him. Roy back in the day would have destroyed Joe, but now Joe will outpoint him with a lot of activity and win the fight."

Paulie Malignaggi- Former IBF junior welterweight champion.
"It's a hard fight to pick. I thought Calzaghe at first because, but maybe he's too much for Roy right now. But based on what Joe just said about the three Brits beating the three Americans (Calzaghe-Jones, Hatton-Malignaggi, Haye-Barrett), I'm pulling Roy home.....Jones by decision."

WRITERS: Chris Mannix- Sports Illustrated - Calzaghe W 12
"Jones has done an incredible job resurrecting his career, but he hasn't faced a fighter of Calzaghe's caliber (sorry, Anthony Hanshaw fans) since he was slapped around by Antonio Tarver three years ago. Slapping may be the only thing the light hitting Calzaghe will do to Jones, but his superior hand speed will be more than enough to score a unanimous decision."

John Falgoust- USA Today - Calzaghe TKO Late
"Calzaghe in late stoppage. Usually counter punchers like Antonio Tarver, Eric Harding and Montell Griffin give Roy Jones trouble. Not aggressors. But this isn't the same Roy Jones. Calzaghe's work rate alone should do the trick here. Make Jones fight three minutes of every round and don't allow him to rest on the ropes or clown to kill the clock. It'll open up Calzaghe to get caught in between his flurries, such as when Bernard Hopkins dropped him with a counterpunch, but fortunately for him Jones isn't a finisher."

Dan Rafael- ESPN.com - Jones W 12
"Although Calzaghe is the favorite, I think Jones' style and speed -- he's still fast -- are going to give him problems. I think it will be a tough, close fight but I'm going with the upset special. I like Jones to pull it out on a close decision."

Kevin Iole- Yahoo.com - Calzaghe W 12
"Calzaghe will win in 12 rounds. If this fight had happened five years ago, it would be a different story. But Jones is a shell of the fighter he used to be and Calzaghe is simply too busy for Jones now. I expect Calzaghe to outwork Jones and pull out a clear decision."

Tim Smith- New York Daily News - Jones W 12
"Roy Jones has good power and I think that will offset the volume of punches that Calzaghe throws. Calzaghe has a good chin so I don't see him getting knocked out. I like Jones in a decision."

Alan Hubbard- Independent on Sunday - Calzaghe W 12
"Calazghe should scrape a narrow points verdict, possibly another spilt decision, a la Bernard Hopkins, in an untidy fight. Jones may no longer have the residual firepower to hurt or harass him but Calzaghe has surely been distracted by the legal wrangling following his split from long-time UK promoter Frank Warren and the concerns of co-promoting this fight. He has struggled to repeat punch-perfect form he attained against Jeff Lacy, but is wily and resilient enough to keep Jones at a southpaw arm's length. He is already established as Britain's most enduring post world war champion and victory over Jones would cement his deserved claim to be the outstanding British fighter of the modern era."

Bobby Cassidy- Newsday - Jones TKO 11
"I like Roy Jones in the 11th round TKO. Calzaghe does not have the power to keep Jones honest. I think by the second half of the fight Jones will be picking him a part. Calzaghe looked so good against Hopkins because Hopkins didn't have the firepower to slow him down. But Jones has both speed and power. In other fights, Calzaghe has been able to adjust to one of those assets; he won't be able to adjust to both, especially from a fighter like Jones."

I still say its got to be a round 5 victory for Roy Jones Jr via TKO/KO!

Sunday, October 19, 2008

the Under Dog Legend just simply won!

Bernard Hopkins did not looked like 43 yrs old having an unlikely easy win over Kelly "the Ghost" Pavlik. IS THIS A EXTRA ORDINARY BERNARD HOPKINS?
To describe the fight... is a 12 to nothing round in favor of the old guy who displays pure genius and gifted skills... Bernard Hopkins who were doubt by the world of having a chance to win over a powerful puncher Kelly Pavlik were angry at the end of the fight (well I just hope its not a race issue) and exhibits how it is toying a heavy favorite Kelly that jumps up form Middle Weight to Light Heavy Weight division resulting to his first lost.
Many of the readers may appeal: Hey! Pavlik won the round 11!... So? I think not! He didnt won a single round! I watched the whole fight and I even bet 10 bucks for Pavlik to win at round 5. And I was one of those people who wer stunned watching the ending of the fight... And I personally scored it 120-107 win for B-Hop! And why 107? Kelly was deducted a point at round 8 for punching B-Hop at the back of his head repeatedly!
This not the first time people puts doubt and understimated Bernard Hopkins! June 10, 2006... B-Hop fought another powerful puncher and a trash talker that knocked out Roy Jones Jr named Antonio Tarver. Bernard was called a crazy man calling Tarver for a match at Light HeavyWeight division. Almost all asumed and feared for B-Hop's health facing Tarver and no one believes B-Hop could even retire as a healthy person after Tarver-Hopkins fight. But every ones shock, the under dog B-Hop wins round after round, he even knocked down Tarver at round 6. One of the judges scored 119-109 in favor of B-Hop!
Bernard's record:
49 Wins, 5 Losses, 1 Draw, 1 No-contest, 32 Knockouts
Yes he does have losses, but the weight of his achievements is FAR FAR better than those who have perfect records!
So whose next?

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Mosely Koed Mayorga via Dramatic Clutch Punches





The Bull was punished by Sugar......
This is how I would describe the fight during the late rounds after round 5. At the earlier rounds, Ricardo Mayorga looks better than before, having better defense and better punching ability than before while Mosley give no hints of what he is planning. Showing less punches and less power than he used to be. Generally I think the two fighters fought strange. Its not the typical Mayorga neither Shane Mosley way to start a fight. Mayorga is better and Suger is not. Well, its just the first half of the fight...
"Mayorga took some good shots early but I felt I could take him down later. He fought a good fight," Mosley said. "I could feel him getting weaker. I knew I had the fight won (in 12th round), but I wanted to go for the knockout because that's what the fans wanted."
The victory, combined with his impressive performance in a tight loss to Miguel Cotto last year sets Mosley (45-5, 38 KOs) up for a number of big fights in the welterweight division. Mosley is hoping to get a shot at fighting Cotto-conqueror Antonio Margarito, the current poster boy at 147 pounds. Failing that, other attractive options include a rematch with Cotto and fights with Paul Williams, Joshua Clottey and perhaps unbeaten Andre Berto, who successfully defended his belt against wily veteran Steve Forbes in the opening fight on the card.
Round1
Mayorga jabbing. Mosley coming forward. That's a surprise. Mayorga throws an overhand right, then comes up with an uppercut. Mayorga rakes to the body with a digging blow. Mosley returns the favor with shots to the liver. Mosley is trading on even terms with Mayorga. That's dangerous, just ask Vernon Forrest. A big right rocks Mosley. Mosley shuffles and struggles to keep his balance. Mayorga supremely confident. Mosely trying to relax. Mayorga is leading with a telegraphed right hand -- and landing. Mosley leery at the bell.
Score 10-9: Mayorga
Round 2
Mosley trying to slow Mayorga with bodyshots. Mayorga controlling the ring and fighting with a high workrate. Both men tie up with a minute left in the round. Mayorga just misses with a right. Mosley on his toes. Mayorga misses and Mosley counters with a half-hearted jab. Mayorga gets hit with a jab seconds before the bell.
Score 10-9: Mayorga
Round 3
Fort the third time in the round, Mayorga attempts to slam Mosley. Mayorga imposing his power on Mosley. Mayorga jabs, then throws a haymaker right.
Score 10-9: Mayorga
Round 4
Mayorga's punches are losing steam. Mosley counters a Mayorga charge with a pair of hooks. Now a right hand stops Mayorga in his tracks. Mosley finding a home for counter rights and hooks on Mayorga's chin now. This is by far Mosley's best round. Mayorga charges in but is met with a jab.
Score 10-9: Mosley
Round 5
Mayorga stalks, misses with a punch, then locks up. Mosley just misses with a right, and Mayorga is hopelessly late with a counter right. Mosely seems relaxed and confident at this point. Mayorga lands a solid hook as Mosley pulls straight back. A right hand lands flush for Mosley. Mosley opening up and Mayorga looking to take advantage. Mayorga goads Mosley to stand and trade but Mayorga isn't having it. Mayorga complaining about a liver shot. Both men trade at the bell.
Score 10-9: Mayorga
Round 6
Both men come out firing to start Rounf 6. Mosley stuns Mayorga with a quick combination. Mayorga gathers himself quickly. Mayorga is predictable with his punches at this point. Clash of heads; both me are OK. Mosley stalking Mayorga. Mosley opening up; Mayorga nods for more punishment. Mosley teeing off. Mosley lands a vicious left hook. Mayorga asking for more. Mosley jabs, hooks, uppercuts to the body and goes back to the head at the bell.
Score 10-9: Mosley
Round 7
Mosley fighting like he has somewhere to be in a few minutes. He wants to end it. Mayorga pawing with a jab. Mosley locks up when Mayorga gets too close. Mayorga holds with his left and goes clubbing with his right. Mayorga leaps in with a hook but Mosley easily evades. Both men trade uppercuts. Mayorga fighting with renewed energy. Mayorga snaps Mosley's head back with an uppercut. Mosley on his toes and evading punches at the bell.
Score 10-9: Mosley
Round 8
Mayorga still winging them. Mayorga throws, then holds. Mayorga throwing first now; Mosley not doing much. Ugly round. Both fighters warned for wrestling. Mosley trying to mount an attack but Mayorga not having it. Mayorga winds up and throws a haymaker. Both men look tired at the bell.
Score 10-9: Mayorga
Round 9
Mosley starts this round by jabbing. Mayorga digs to the body with little effect. Mayorga missing with rights, Mosley working the body
Score10-9: Mosely
Round 10
Mosley has turned southpaw. Mayorga holds while Mosley works the body. Mayorga still leaping in but Mosley not quite quick to counter. Mosley misses with a lead left hook. Both men back to holding. Mosley lands a low blow; Mayorga cringes. Mosley lands a vicious right hand. Both men trade to the body. Mayorga swings Mosley to the canvas just before the bell.
Score 10-9: Mosely
Round 11
Mosley still landing cleanly but can't budge Mayorga. Mayorga picking his spots and trying to time Mosley coming in. Both men back to wrestling. A vicious body shot slows Mayorga and forces him to clinch. A pair of right hands get Mayorga's attention. Mayorga showboating. Mosley opening up with hooks and crosses. Mayorga waves to the crowd and eats a jab.
Score 10-9: Mosely
Round 12
Mayorga comes out aggressively but quickly loses steam. Both men trading in the center of the ring. Neither man budges the other. Mayorga lands a clubbing right but it barely fazes Mosley. Mayorga doing his best to outwork Mosley. Mosley lands a jab then gets out of the path of danger. Mayorga resorts to lunging. Mosley digs to the body but his punches don't sting. Mosley hurts Mayorga with hooks and a hard right. Mosley gunning for the knockout. Mayorga hurt badly. He hits the canvas just before the bell. A hard left hook, and Mayorga is knocked out at 2:59 of Round 12!

The Sugar KOed the Matador at 2:59 of Round 12.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

When PACMAN meets Oscar De la Hoya


Yes it is! Their fight will be titled "Its Personal" after Pacquiao's coach called it a knock out in favor of PACMAN over The Golden Boy.... It is a WOW! How can someone thinks that they will make a fight between a fighter that has fought a "Middle Weight Division" Champion Bernard Hopkins( Oscar DelaHoya) and a fighter that started as a pro at 106 lbs(Manny Pacquiao)?!?!
Emannuel "PACMAN" Pacquiao whose record is "46-3-2 | 35 KOs" and has been tagged by many as "The Mexicutioner" will fight another great Mexican, Olympian, Former World Champion, one of the greatest P4P boxer in the world, The Golden Boy Oscar DelaHoya whose record is 39-4 | 30KOs.
Lets see if we can have a hint on what might happened on the incredible boxing fight. Can David once again defeat Goliath? Manny Pacquiao is considered Best Pound for Pound boxer in the world today has been known to jump from weight division to another weight division from 106lbs to 135lbs(current weight) will fight at a Big guy at 147lbs. The Big Guy is no ordinary big guy. The Big guy is Oscar De La Hoya!

OSCAR DE LA HOYA
Wins 7 or his last fights over Huge fighters up to Middle Wieght Division
includes
Steve Forbes, Ricardo Mayorga, Felix Sturm, Luis Ramon Campas,Fernando Vargas, Arthuro Gatti
and give both Floyd Mayweather and Bernard Hopkins a very GoOD Match
A superstar whose popularity transcends boxing, Oscar De La Hoya is considered to be one of the best fighters in the world at any weight - "Pound-for-Pound." He is also the biggest non-heavyweight attraction and moneymaker at the gate, defeating 18 current or former world champions, one twice, in the process.
Oscar has been successful at the highest levels of competition, and has beaten current or former world champions Ricardo Mayorga, Felix Sturm, Fernando Vargas, Pernell Whitaker, Arturo Gatti, Ike Quartey, Julio Cesar Chavez twice, Hector Camacho, Miguel Angel Gonzalez, James Leija, Genaro Hernandez, Rafael Ruelas, John John Molina, Jorge Paez, Javier Francisco Castillejo, Yory Boy Campas, Jimmi Bredahl and Troy Dorsey.

Oscar also fought undisputed world middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins in a title unification bout on September 18, 2004, and after a close battle, Hopkins stopped De La Hoya in the ninth round. Oscar lost no prestige in defeat though, gaining the respect of Hopkins and the boxing community for his continued willingness to fight the best.

Oscar had won the WBO middleweight world title on June 5, 2004 with a 12-round unanimous decision against defending champion Felix Sturm of Germany. His previous fight was a controversial decision loss against Shane Mosley - the vast majority of people who watched the fight, some 75 % according to various internet polls, thought Oscar deserved to win. Regarding that fight, Oscar said, "When I fought Mosley the first time around, I felt like I lost, that he got me that night. With this fight, I just don't feel that way. I don't want to blame anyone or point fingers, but that will be a mystery to me for the rest of my life. I put it in its proper place. I'm moving forward. After talking with my family and my wife, I feel wonderful. I feel like the champ. My body and my mind feel great. I feel fresh. I feel at ease.


MANNY PACQUIAO
Manny Pacquiao
At the age of 26, Manny is a ten-year pro - he made his debut at the age of 16. A former two-time world champion, he won the WBC flyweight world title two weeks before his 20th birthday in December, 1998, and held the title for nearly a year. He held the IBF jr. featherweight world title from June, 2001, until he vacated it on January 15, 2004, to move up to the featherweight division.

An aggressive lefthanded slugger, Manny is recognized as one of the hardest punchers at any weight. He is 14-1-2 in his last 17 fights, with all 14 wins coming by knockout. In his last fight on September 10, he TKO'd Hector Velazquez in the sixth round.

Manny has been fighting at the top levels of competition, and has been in several of the most exciting fights of recent years.

Graham Houston wrote in Boxing Monthly, "Quite simply, Pacquiao is one of the hottest fighters in the business. There is a saying in American boxing: 'Speed kills.' When that speed is accompanied by power, it is truly a formidable combination - and Pacquiao has it."
On March 19, he lost a very close decision in a tremendous battle against Erik Morales. Manny fought to a 12-round draw on May 8, 2004, against Juan Manuel Marquez in a fight many observers considered to be the "Fight of the Year."

In November, 2003, he scored a devastating TKO win against former three-time world champion Marco Antonio Barrera. After the fight, HBO boxing analyst Larry Merchant said, "This is a fight that will shake up the boxing world. Long live the new king."

Boxing columnist Michael Katz wrote, "He is on the cusp of becoming perhaps the greatest Asian fighter to conquer the West since Genghis Khan."

Manny is a national hero in the Philippines - when he returns home after his fights, he is greeted by thousands of his cheering countrymen.

Among his fans is Philippines President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. She said, "The victory of Pacquiao is a victory of the more than 76 million Filipinos, and the entire nation joins him in celebrating."

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Juan Manuel Marquez wins by KO! Calls out Manny Pacquiao!

Marquez is a very great fighter. And I will retire Juan Manuel Marquez.... "does Joel Casamayor says before the fight.
Not after they fought, Juan Manuel Marquez shouted his name clearly as the new 135lbs king and calls the "pound for pound king" Manny Pacquiao. Targets to be the King of Kings of boxing!

Juan Manuel Marquez is the Ring Magazine Lightweight Champion by TKO at 2:55 of the 11th.
Through 10, the score cards read 95-95; 95-95 & 97-93 for JMM.
Round 1: 10-9 JMM Round 2:10-9 Casamayor.
Round 3: 10-9JMM Round 4:10-9 Casamayor.
Round 5: 10-9 JMM Round 6:10-9 JMM.
Round 7: 10-9 JMM Round 8: 10-9 Casa
Round 9: 10-9 Casa Round 10:10-9 JMM
Round 11:
The fight is waived off by referee Weeks. JMM is the new Ring Magazine Lightweight Champion. Time of the stoppage is 2:55 of the 11th.


Interview of JMM after the fight:
Joel Casamayor is the best 135lbs boxer before I came here. Now I am the best, I will fight any one... I didnt matter if its Manny Pacquiao. Put him here and I will fight him. I love Mexico, I fight for Mexico. I love our people!
Yesterday the name Floyd Mayweather is the best poud per pound boxer. Now its me, Juan Manuel Marquez the number 1 pound per pound boxer in the world! I am the the best. Mexicans are the best!

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

( BOXING FAN )

I am just an ordinary BOXING fan who loves to watch BEST BOXERS in the world. As I write this, the leading pound for pond best boxer in the world poll right here is MANNY PACQUIAO which will featured on our other site. Which can be found at http://p4pking.blogspot.com/.
Well, that is just based on the poll/votes result right here. If ever there is a sudden change in result of the poll/votes, we will replace it immediately. So who is your BEST BOXER?

This site is for my favorite BEST BOXERS today who have just made fortune, fame, and money out of BOXING... OSCAR DE LA HOYA, FLOYD MAYWEATHER, ROY JONES, JR., JOE CALZAGHE, JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ, NONITO DONAIRE, and many other boxer like PACQUIAO and EDWIN VALERO who loves to KNOCK OUT other FIGHTERS!
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