Watch Pacquiao Vs Clottey Online Free
Manny Pacquiao vs Joshua Clottey fight match will have a live telecast in the Philippines for free. It’s been a tradition to the country to offer every Pacquiao’s match for free so that all Filipinos can watch it.
The Pacquiao-Clottey match will be aired on Sunday morning in the Philippines at 10:00 am. If it hapens you are currently on vacation in the Philippines, you can watch it on GMA Network and Solar Sports. Some municipal halls in the Philippines also offer the live coverage so that the community will all enjoy the fight.
You can also enjoy watching Pacqcuiao-Clottey match while you’re in the restaurant. Most of the restaurants in the Philippines offer a live PPV and price starts at $10 – $20. The Pacquiao vs Clottey match is also available in theaters with the same price that starts at $10.
If you want to watch Pacquiao vs Clottey live stream online video free, some people share videos on video streaming websites like Youtube, VShare, UStream, P2P, Sopcasts, TVU, Megavideo, Justin TV, and many more. Videos offered in the internet will be on air as soon as the fight started.
Pacquiao Vs Clottey Round by Round
Manny Pacquiao vs Joshua Clottey fight is over. The Filipino Pacquiao won over Joshua Clottey! Here is the Pacquiao vs Clottey round by round results.
Round 1: Manny Pacquiao 10-9 over Joshua Clottery.
Round 2: Manny Pacquiao 10-9.
Round 3: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 4: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 5: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 6: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 7: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 8: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 9: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 10: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 11: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Round 12: Manny Pacquiao 10-9
Judges Decision: 120-108, 119-109 and 119-109 Pacquiao wins.
Paquiao vs Cotto Live stream Online
Pacquiao Vs Cotto Live Stream.
Manny Pacquiao will face WBO Welterweight Champion Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico at MGM Grand Las Vegas. Many predicted that this fight will be very easy for Manny as he has the edge and the advantage against this boxer from Puerto Rico. Cotto has also impressive records, but Pacquiao is far way more better than Cotto based on experience and other factors.
Manny Pacquiao Vs Joshua Clottey
Manny Pacquiao Vs Joshua Clottey, The Pacquiao-Clottey weigh-in is live on various outlets around the internet. Michael Buffer is on hand right outside Cowboys Stadium. He just announced the presence of Antonio Margarito to lukewarm applause. Buffer says it will be about 10 minutes until the fighters come out for the two featured bouts.
It’s an interesting set-up for the people who are at the weigh-in in person. A bunch of people (one would assume the media) are up close to the stage. Then there’s an empty aisle with no people and a bunch of on-lookers in another tier a bit further back,
Rich Marotta and Darren Woodson are on hand for Top Rank. Yes, that Darren Woodson, the excellent former Cowboys safety. He’s apparently a big boxing fan, and he gives his opinion on the development of Pacquiao over the course of his career.
Buffer calls the Stadium the “Eighth Wonder of the World.” He introduces Jerry Jones for a quick bow.
Time for David Diaz and Humberto Soto to hit the scales. Diaz weighs in at 134 pounds. He looks like he’s in good shape.
Soto weighs in at 134 1/4 pounds. He looks a little less cut than Diaz but still in great fighting form. They bring the fighters to the front of the stage to pose with the vacant lightweight belt for which they will be competing. They also shake hands.
Buffer brings out Robert Duvall for some reason. I love weigh-in time fillers.
You didn’t think this was going to end without Jerry Jones getting a chance to talk, did you? He keeps it short, saying how proud he is to have boxing at Cowboys Stadium and thanking the fans.
Now it’s time for a video package hyping the fight.
Bob Arum grabs the microphone to say his piece. He also thanks the fans and makes a prediction, in passing anyway, of a million buys for the PPV broadcast. He says the worldwide audience will be 80 million people, and I guess there’s no way to really challenge that assertion.
Woodson hits the stage and gets the fans going for a second. Not surprisingly, there sounds like more Pacquiao fans are in attendance.
Down to business now. Buffer introduces the Grand Master first, followed by Pacquiao.
The challenger gets ready to step onto the scale first. Clottey weighs in at 147 pounds on the button. He is ripped as always.
Manny gets a lengthy introduction from Buffer and there is a throng of people around him as he makes his way out. Pacquiao weighs in at 145 3/4 pounds, and you never have to worry about him looking like he is ready to fight.
Arum steps in for the boxers to pose face to face. They certainly don’t seem to have any personal dislike for each other as both of them laugh and joke around.
Woodson gets to talk to Clottey for a second. He’s so soft spoken that it’s hard to hear him give his answers. The gist is that he feels ready for the fight. Props to Woodson for asking about the visa problems of Joshua’s trainer.
Weigh-ins for other fighters are proceeding in the background as Woodson tracks down Pac Man. Woodson asks about the various distractions, and though Manny says they aren’t an issue, he immediately segues into talking about the after-party. He thanks the fans on his way out.
Pacquiao vs Clottey Fight Time
March 13, 2010 by Trend PK
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Pacquiao vs Clottey Fight Time:If you are looking to watch tonights boxing event which will feature ‘The PacMan’ Manny Pacquiao vs the former IBF Welterweight Champion Joshua Clottey, it would helpful to know what time the event starts in your particular country.
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Weigh in Miguel Cotto vs. Manny Pacquiao
Miguel Cotto vs. Manny Pacquiao weigh in at Las Vegas MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video, Filipino Manny Pacquiao made history by becoming the first fighter to win seven world titles in as many weight classes with a stunning final round technical knockout of Miguel Cotto.
Pacquiao looked unstoppable for the third consecutive fight, knocking Cotto down twice in the early rounds Saturday before putting the finishing touches on in the 12th round to claim Cotto’s World Boxing Organization welterweight title.
The Filipino dominated from the second round on, putting a stunning display of boxing skills and laying a savage beating on the Puerto Rican champion at the MGM Grand hotel and casino.
Referee Kenny Bayless finally stopped the slaughter 55 seconds into the final round with Cotto unable to defend himself from Pacquiao’s lightning quick combinations.
“I tried my best to knock him out,” Pacquiao said. “I thought in 11th round they would stop the fight. I am surprise he continued to fight.” More
Weigh in Miguel Cotto vs. Manny Pacquiao was first posted on November 16, 2009 at 10:27 am.
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video, Filipino Manny Pacquiao made history by becoming the first fighter to win seven world titles in as many weight classes with a stunning final round technical knockout of Miguel Cotto.
Pacquiao looked unstoppable for the third consecutive fight, knocking Cotto down twice in the early rounds Saturday before putting the finishing touches on in the 12th round to claim Cotto’s World Boxing Organization welterweight title.
The Filipino dominated from the second round on, putting a stunning display of boxing skills and laying a savage beating on the Puerto Rican champion at the MGM Grand hotel and casino.
Referee Kenny Bayless finally stopped the slaughter 55 seconds into the final round with Cotto unable to defend himself from Pacquiao’s lightning quick combinations.
“I tried my best to knock him out,” Pacquiao said. “I thought in 11th round they would stop the fight. I am surprise he continued to fight.”
Pacquiao (50-3-2, 38 KOs) solidified his status as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. He also looked unstoppable in his two previous victories dominating the legendary Oscar De La Hoya in December 2008 before destroying Britain Ricky Hatton in just two rounds in May.
This was only his second fight as a welterweight as Pacquiao is now being lined up for a blockbuster fight against American Floyd Mayweather.
“Everybody was saying he was bigger and stronger than me so I wanted to try and test his power,” Pacquiao said of Cotto.
Pacquiao opened slowly in the first round before switching to his up tempo style in the second and then knocking Cotto down for the first time in the third in front of a sold out crowd of about 16,000 at the Grand Garden Arena.
In the next round Pacquiao scored another knockdown this time sending Cotto sprawling across the centre of the ring by landing a left hook.
Both fighters are icons in their homeland and it showed at Friday’s weigh in where the 6,500 packed into the Grand Garden Arena making it one of the largest crowds to ever watch a weigh in for a Las Vegas fight.
Cotto (34-2, 27 KOs) praised Pacquiao by calling him the best fighter he has ever fought.
“I fought everybody and Manny is one of the best all time,” said Cotto, who suffered just the second loss of his superb career. “He jabs and throws. I didn’t know from where the punches were coming and I didn’t protect myself from the punches.”
Pacquiao knocked Cotto down by hurting him for the first time in the third round with a short right hook set up by a left jab. Cotto did not go all the way down but did touch both gloves to the canvas before regaining his balance.
Cotto went down for the second round in a row as Pacquiao came off the ropes and hurt him with a short left hook that sent Cotto sprawling sideways across the ring.
It didn’t take Pacquiao long to systematically break down Cotto’s defence even going to the ropes at different times in the fight to recharge his batteries, confident he could weather any storm Cotto could bring.
“Our plan was to not hurry and take our time early,” Pacquiao said. “We knew his strategy was to counter punch. We were careful in early rounds.
“I was trying to test his power early. I wanted to get hit in the body and head and then when I started control the fight I got aggressive and put pressure on him.”
By the sixth round Cotto’s face was showing signs of wear as both eyes became puffy. By the 11th round the champion was bleeding from both the mouth and nose as his white trucks starting turning a shade of red.
Pacquiao praised Cotto’s courage after the fight saying his opponent surprised him with how much punishment he could take and still come at him.
“Cotto is a tough opponent and he got hit lot of solid punches he didn’t go down,” said Pacquiao, who had to have his ear drained of blood after the fight.
Cotto’s trainer Joe Santiago asked his fighter if he wanted to stop the fight after the eighth round and Cotto said no. His father, who works in his corner for every fight, tried to stop the fight after the 11th round but was voted down by the other members of the corner team.
By this time Cotto’s family had had enough as his wife and young son sitting at ringside left the Grand Garden Arena after the 11th round.
Cotto did not attend the post-fight news conference because he had to go to a Las Vegas hospital for treatment of his cuts and bruises and for x-rays to see if there were any broken bones.
“I just had a fight that’s the way I am supposed to look,” said Cotto when asked how about how the swelling around his face. “I did my best. I fought the best fighter I have ever fought.
“I hope the fans enjoyed the great fight.”
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video was first posted on November 15, 2009 at 8:54 pm.
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video, Filipino Manny Pacquiao made history by becoming the first fighter to win seven world titles in as many weight classes with a stunning final round technical knockout of Miguel Cotto.
Pacquiao looked unstoppable for the third consecutive fight, knocking Cotto down twice in the early rounds Saturday before putting the finishing touches on in the 12th round to claim Cotto’s World Boxing Organization welterweight title.
The Filipino dominated from the second round on, putting a stunning display of boxing skills and laying a savage beating on the Puerto Rican champion at the MGM Grand hotel and casino.
Referee Kenny Bayless finally stopped the slaughter 55 seconds into the final round with Cotto unable to defend himself from Pacquiao’s lightning quick combinations.
“I tried my best to knock him out,” Pacquiao said. “I thought in 11th round they would stop the fight. I am surprise he continued to fight.”
Pacquiao (50-3-2, 38 KOs) solidified his status as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. He also looked unstoppable in his two previous victories dominating the legendary Oscar De La Hoya in December 2008 before destroying Britain Ricky Hatton in just two rounds in May.
This was only his second fight as a welterweight as Pacquiao is now being lined up for a blockbuster fight against American Floyd Mayweather.
“Everybody was saying he was bigger and stronger than me so I wanted to try and test his power,” Pacquiao said of Cotto.
Pacquiao opened slowly in the first round before switching to his up tempo style in the second and then knocking Cotto down for the first time in the third in front of a sold out crowd of about 16,000 at the Grand Garden Arena.
In the next round Pacquiao scored another knockdown this time sending Cotto sprawling across the centre of the ring by landing a left hook.
Both fighters are icons in their homeland and it showed at Friday’s weigh in where the 6,500 packed into the Grand Garden Arena making it one of the largest crowds to ever watch a weigh in for a Las Vegas fight.
Cotto (34-2, 27 KOs) praised Pacquiao by calling him the best fighter he has ever fought.
“I fought everybody and Manny is one of the best all time,” said Cotto, who suffered just the second loss of his superb career. “He jabs and throws. I didn’t know from where the punches were coming and I didn’t protect myself from the punches.”
Pacquiao knocked Cotto down by hurting him for the first time in the third round with a short right hook set up by a left jab. Cotto did not go all the way down but did touch both gloves to the canvas before regaining his balance.
Cotto went down for the second round in a row as Pacquiao came off the ropes and hurt him with a short left hook that sent Cotto sprawling sideways across the ring.
It didn’t take Pacquiao long to systematically break down Cotto’s defence even going to the ropes at different times in the fight to recharge his batteries, confident he could weather any storm Cotto could bring.
“Our plan was to not hurry and take our time early,” Pacquiao said. “We knew his strategy was to counter punch. We were careful in early rounds.
“I was trying to test his power early. I wanted to get hit in the body and head and then when I started control the fight I got aggressive and put pressure on him.”
By the sixth round Cotto’s face was showing signs of wear as both eyes became puffy. By the 11th round the champion was bleeding from both the mouth and nose as his white trucks starting turning a shade of red.
Pacquiao praised Cotto’s courage after the fight saying his opponent surprised him with how much punishment he could take and still come at him.
“Cotto is a tough opponent and he got hit lot of solid punches he didn’t go down,” said Pacquiao, who had to have his ear drained of blood after the fight.
Cotto’s trainer Joe Santiago asked his fighter if he wanted to stop the fight after the eighth round and Cotto said no. His father, who works in his corner for every fight, tried to stop the fight after the 11th round but was voted down by the other members of the corner team.
By this time Cotto’s family had had enough as his wife and young son sitting at ringside left the Grand Garden Arena after the 11th round.
Cotto did not attend the post-fight news conference because he had to go to a Las Vegas hospital for treatment of his cuts and bruises and for x-rays to see if there were any broken bones.
“I just had a fight that’s the way I am supposed to look,” said Cotto when asked how about how the swelling around his face. “I did my best. I fought the best fighter I have ever fought.
“I hope the fans enjoyed the great fight.”
Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Video was first posted on November 15, 2009 at 8:54 pm.
Paquiao Vs Cotto Results
Paquiao Vs Cotto Results 2009, Filipino star Manny Pacquiao became the first boxer in history to win seven world titles in seven weight divisions by beating Miguel Cotto in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao not only won the competition but also the hearts of his fans. Pacquiao, 30, dominated throughout and had Cotto down in the third and fourth rounds with his fierce left hook doing the damage. Referee Kenny Bayless stopped the fight 55 seconds into the final round.
Soon after their star’s victory, the sale of the caps and t-shirts bearing name of Pacquiao has one up.
Paquiao Vs Cotto Results was first posted on November 15, 2009 at 5:24 pm.
Ramiele Malubay Sings
For boxing fans and American Idol, the two merged with the help of the former contestant Ramiele Malubay. He opened the Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto event singing “Star Spangled Banner”, which took place at the MGM Grand, Las Vegas on Saturday night.
According to all your TV, Malubay was moved to the Philippines, having been the finisher session of the seventh season of the series. She decided to move to try to follow his dream of a music career, as he had several commitments Idol maintain.
There were a number of celebrities in the most important boxing event like Mickey Rourke, Mark Wahlberg, Magic Johnson and many more. Everyone was there to witness Manny the win, now all eyes are on his upcoming fight with Floyd Mayweather Manny Jn.
Ramiele Malubay Sings was first posted on November 15, 2009 at 4:45 pm.
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