Shane Mosley vs Sergio Mora live boxing fight

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Mosley vs Mora live stream boxing fight as it kick off on Saturday night featuring Shane Mosley and Sergio Mora. After his last fight against four months ago against Mayweather, Mosley finally get a chance to get back to the ring to redeem his self in fighting Sergio Mora. Mosley look to bounce back from his one-sided loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. Mosley entered this fight as a favorite to win, and it’s going to be interesting if he can live up to that on Saturday night. Mora look to win over Mosley and he is the worst opponent you could pick for a fighter that’s losing his legs like Mosley. Though Mosley is favored to win this fight, Mora is a fast fighter that specializes in hitting without being hit and he has the capability to pull an upset in this match.
Who will win in this fight? Just watch Mosley vs Mora online boxing fight on September 18th,2010 at The Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA.

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Pacquiao vs Margarito tickets on sale Saturday

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ARLINGTON, TX – Tickets for the Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito fight November 13th go on sale officially Saturday September 18th at the ticket office of Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.

Tickets range from: $700, $500, $300, $200, $100 and $50.

Tickets can also be purchased by phone at 800-745-3000, 800-745-3000 or on line at. Or check it at Pacquiao vs Margarito tickets
About 50,000 tickets were sold for the last Pacquiao card at the stadium March 13th and a bigger crowd is anticipated for this one because of the large Hispanic following of Margarito in North Texas.

In a 10 round fight, Kelly Pavlik will face Haitian Daniel Edouard. Pavlik, 36-2 (32 KO’s) is a former middleweight champion while Edouard is 23-2-3 (14 KO’s).

Dallas’ own Roberto Marroquin, 15-0 (12 KO’s) featherweight will face TBA.
Other fights are to be announced.

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Pacquiao and Margarito do dallas

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Arlington, TX (Sept. 3, 2010) – The final press tour conference at the state of the art Cowboy’s Stadium today, venue of the November 13 matchup between two fistic warriors Manny Pacquiao, lone Sarangani representative, pound for pound best & seven divisions World Champion in as much weight classes versus the Mexican pride Antonio “Tijuana Tornado” Margarito, was a huge success.

The Dallas Presscon kicked off before noon today. Top Rank’s President Todd DuBoef, filling in for the greatest promoter in boxing history Bob Arum, did a tremendous job. Mark Taffet, HBO Sports Pay-Per-View President, was thrilled that HBO’s Emmy Award winning 24/7 show will be back again, highlighting “behind-the-scenes” in this big event. Mr. Taffet promised that every important issue, every controversy related to this event will be addressed. The series will be done in four parts.
“Texas did research, they did not rush to judge. They listened and did due diligence,” declared Todd DuBoef as he introduced TDLR’s Executive Director William “Bill” Kuntz who spoke next at the podium. It was Mr. Kuntz who decided Margarito should be licensed in Texas and eventually made this fight happen. “It’s making Texas a major destination for the sport of boxing, and for Jerry Jones to bring it here at the Cowboy’s Stadium, is wonderful for the State of Texas,” explained Mr. Kuntz.

Representing the World Boxing Council, Executive Secretary Mauricio Sulaiman, a big Cowboys’ fan himself, presented the contested green and gold Super welterweight championship belt. It was a beautifully crafted, one-time special edition crown, which features the Dallas Cowboys famous blue star and Top Rank’s logo including pictures of the combatants - Pacquiao & Margarito. The young Sulaiman congratulated Mr. Kuntz for the decision of licensing Antonio Margarito and doing the right thing for boxing. “This fight is not about steroid testing or hand wrapping. This fight is about two heroes. One fighting for the Philippines and the other for Mexico,” added Sulaiman.

During the WBC belt presentation, Pacquiao playfully showed he was unwilling to give back the belt and motioned as if he were to keep it (for now), much to the amusement of the crowd. Margarito’s serious face showed he wanted the belt badly hence he will have to give a good fight for it this coming November 13. Margarito was humorless during the face off while Pacquiao managed to burst in laughter and smiled at his opponent. Everyone present was thrilled for this big event. Fans of the Mexican Margarito chanted – “Me-hee-co, Me-hee-co” and “Si se puede.” (Mexico, Mexico and Yes you can!) Some loud boos came from the other side of the venue.

Jerry Jones, the Texas billionaire and owner of the Dallas Cowboys, after being presented with a WBC trophy of a golden fist, mentioned that memorabilia of Pacquiao’s previous Dallas fight and new ones will be made readily available for everyone to see in the coming days leading up to the big event. It will have a special place at the Cowboy’s Stadium, which is being planned to fill with 70,000 people or more for such a big boxing event. Margarito is a Hispanic fan favorite while Pacquiao has achieved world wide boxing iconic status and could easily be added as an all time great, hence, the organizers feel this could break existing records.

DuBoef introduced three-time welterweight world champion Margarito as setting the highest attendance in an event at L.A.’s Staple Center at 21,000 people hence he deserved to fight Pacquiao. “Margarito wanted to fight everybody. Oscar De La Hoya, Winky Wright, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. wanted nothing to do with him (Margarito)…even when millions of dollars were offered to them,” he added.

Team Margarito voiced out their opinions of the fight. “Jerry Jones might have to build a new stadium because the Tijuana Tornado Margarito is coming with everything and he will do major destructions come November 13,” stressed his manager Francisco Espinoza. Roberto Garcia, Margarito’s trainer, articulated that Manny Pacquiao would receive a beating from his ward. “For now, Team Pacquiao is the enemy and there will be a war,” Garcia vowed.

Team Pacquiao was introduced next to include Atty. Franklin “Jeng” Gacal, Pacquiao’s Chief of Staff in Congress, special adviser from Canada Mike Koncz and finally Freddie Roach who himself has become a world wide celebrity, getting the most applause from the audience. The legendary trainer Roach said it clearly, “It’s going to be a big fight in a big house. I do believe that the tornado will be downsized to a tropical storm.” The crowd roared in laughter and most present, especially the Filipino boxing fans, applauded him.

Antonio Margarito spoke Mexican at the podium and was received with mixed reactions – boos and clapping. With Top Rank’s publicist Ricardo Jimenez interpreting, he said, “Manny Pacquiao is a great fighter but I will bring the WBC Belt back to Mexico.” His fans were the loudest and cheered wildly for him.
Before Todd Duboef introduced the boxing Congressman from Sarangani Manny Pacquiao, he told a story what the PacMan had said when asked why he (Pacquiao) chose to fight Antonio Margarito at this time. Pacquiao believes in himself and told the media, “He (Margarito) is an aggressive fighter. I like his style. And, he will make me look good!”

Finally, when it was his turn at the podium, Manny Pacquiao simply thanked everyone for coming and for their support including Jerry Jones, HBO, Top Rank, Media, Team Margarito and most of all - the boxing fans. He assured that everyone would be happy watching the event, and that it will be a great night for boxing.

The usual presscon routine followed with the fighters measuring & facing each other. After which, media was provided opportunity to have interviews with each fighter whether for print or broadcast. Pacquiao and Margarito then went to their respective fans for meet & greet including autograph signing with picture taking.

Final note: Before entering the venue, this writer had a chance to talk to McAllen, Texas Imperial Ed Promotions President Ed Lozano who had flyers and invitations for events in September 17 & 18, where Manny Pacquiao was going to be present. Gran Cena Mexicana (Dinner) at McAllen Convention Center on September 17 at 8 pm then a fight card in September 18 at the State Farm Arena. Pacquiao confirmed his attendance to this writer. Hope to see you there! Pacquiao vs Margarito

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Pacquiao to face his biggest opponent in 15 years of his career

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November 13 is the date to remember if you talk about boxing, as Manny Pacquiao meet Antonio Margarito at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium for the vacant WBC super welterweight championship title. The Filipino boxing champ will be facing his biggest opponent in 15 years of his professional boxing career. Manny Pacquiao only stands 5'6.5" tall while his Mexican-American counter stands 5'11" an advantage that Margarito could enjoy during their fight. Margarito has also a reach advantage of 73" against Pacquiao's 67" inches. However, Pacquiao remains the favorite to win this year's biggest boxing event despite Magarito's huge advantage in height and reach.

"In my 15 years of professional boxing, I will be fighting in my heaviest weight and for the first time I will try and hope to win in this new weight division", Pacquiao said.

Pacquiao is a seven times world Champions in seven different weight classes, a feat that only Pacquiao did. If Pacquiao win in this super welterweight division fight, he will solidify his supremacy in boxing along with the elite members of boxing's Hall of Fame.

Pacquiao and his entourage have just joined Antonio Margarito and his team in New York for the second leg of his press tour.

On Friday they will proceed to Texas for the last leg of the promotional tour. Pacquiao will fly to Los Angeles before going back to Manila to attend to his congressional duties as a neophyte congressman.

The reigning WBO welterweight champion will start training September 20 with his trainer Freddie Roach who is flying to Manila shortly to prepare for Pacquiao's rigorous training.

Pacquiao vs Margarito
is on November 13, 2010. Don't miss to watch it live via ppv.


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Pacquiao vs Margarito set on November

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Pacquiao vs Margarito set in November.

Manny Pacquiao will fight Antonio Margarito on Nov. 13 for a vacant super welterweight championship, either in Las Vegas if Margarito can get licensed or in Monterrey, Mexico, if he can’t, promoter Bob Arum said.

That ends any possibility of a match between Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr., the top two boxers in the world, for 2010.

Arum said he decided to choose Margarito instead of Miguel Cotto, whom Pacquiao stopped in the 12th round in November, because it would be perceived as a more competitive bout. The bout will be offered on HBO Pay-Per-View.

“Cotto was beaten and even with [Hall of Fame trainer] Emanuel Steward now with him, I don’t think people believe that it’s enough to make a difference and I’m not sure they would buy it as competitive,” Arum said by telephone from his vacation home in Los Angeles. “But putting aside the controversy about the wraps, the one thing you know for sure with a Margarito fight is that it will be a hell of a fight for however long it lasts.

“Margarito knows only one way to fight and that’s coming forward. They’re going to get in there and fight. That’s what people want to see.”

Margarito’s hand-wrap controversy is no minor matter, however. He was caught with a hardened substance in his knuckle pad prior to a Jan. 24, 2009, fight in California against Shane Mosley.

He was forced to re-wrap his hands and was knocked out in the ninth round by Mosley. In February 2009, he was suspended for a year by the California State Athletic Commission.

He fought once since the Mosley fight, winning a lackluster unanimous decision over Roberto Garcia.

He applied for a license in Nevada on July 9, but by a 4-1 vote, the Nevada Athletic Commission tabled the matter and told Margarito to return to California. Arum said Margarito will file paperwork with California on Monday.

If Nevada grants Margarito a license, Arum said the fight would be in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. If not, it is all but certain to wind up at a 22,000-seat arena in Monterrey, Mexico, though a group from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, is also bidding for the fight.

Skip Avansino, a member of the Nevada commission, said he thinks California regulators should consider it first, even though Margarito doesn’t plan to fight there. The California commission knows the matter best, Avansino said.

Avansino wasn’t willing to speculate what would occur if California were to decline taking up his request, given he doesn’t have a fight planned in the state.

“He certainly deserves a decision,” Avansino said. “I don’t know what procedures California will consider in connection with his reapplication. I would think that they would consider his application appropriately, just as we would, but I would want to wait until I see what California decides.”

Avansino said he wouldn’t be swayed by the huge economic impact the fight would have upon the depressed Las Vegas economy.

Pacquiao is a huge draw in Las Vegas and is one of the few boxers who attracts high-rolling Asian gamblers, who play $25,000-a-hand blackjack as well as baccarat. Las Vegas casinos had their best night in two years Nov. 14, 2009, when Pacquiao fought Cotto, because of the large influx of high-rollers who flooded Las Vegas, according to analysis by the Nevada Gaming Commission.

“I’m mindful of the economic conditions in the state of Nevada and I understand them well,” Avansino said. “I have every interest to improve and help improve the economy in this state. But as a commission, my responsibility is to protect the health and safety of those who compete in our state and to uphold the integrity of the sport. That’s my primary responsibility.”

The match would be for the World Boxing Council super welterweight championship. If Pacquiao wins it, it would be either the seventh or eighth division in which he has held a title, depending upon how it is calculated.

He has won sanctioning body titles at 112, 122, 130, 135, 140 and 147 pounds. At 126 pounds, he beat Marco Antonio Barrera, who was the linear champion. But Barrera had surrendered all of his sanctioning body titles by the time he fought Pacquiao, though he had not been beaten.

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