Mayweather vs Ortiz

Donaire vs. Rigondeaux fight tickets on sale.

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 21:36:00 -0800

A unification fight between WBO super bantamweight champion Nonito Donaire (31-1, 20 KO’s) and WBA World super bantamweight champion Guillermo Rigonsdeaux (11-0, 8 KO’s) will happen on April 13th in New York, NY. This is going to be a really good test to see how good Donaire is because he’s mostly fought aggressive smaller guys with that have come right at him. Rigondeaux is another smaller fighter, to be sure, but he’s a pure counter puncher and he’s good at making his opponents pay when they load up.

Donaire’s entire game is build up on loading up on his left hook to nail guys that come right at him. If Rigondeaux can take Donaire’s left hook, like Omar Narvaez did, Donaire is a much more limited fighter. At that point Donaire might have to run around the ring like he did against Rafael Concepcion, when he took Donaire’s left hook away from him. Donaire took a lot of punishment in that fight because Conception was able to block and/or duck Donaire’s wild left hooks.

Rigondeaux will test Donaires ability to take body shots in this fight, and if he fails that test then we’ll see Rigondeaux walk out of the ring with Donaire’s World Boxign Organization title. We are selling official and valid tickets for this coming Donaire vs Rigondeaux pay-per-view this April. We've got what are you are looking for, hurry buy Donaire vs Rigondeaux Tickets now to avail of the special packages and price discounts. Enjoy!

Cotto vs Trout Live Streaming

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 17:01:00 -0800

On December 1st, we’ll see if Trout is the threat some feel and we’ll have some new blood in the spotlight. Or we’ll see Miguel Cotto, business as usual winning another world title. It’s called the Showdown and it seems every bit as enticing as the title of the bout. The showdown of Miguel Cotto vs Austin Trout heats up as we hit the fight week before the explosion of punches and techniques at the Home Garden Arena will be expecting from this two warriors.

Four-Time and Three-Division World Champion Miguel "Chemito" Cotto of Puerto Rico challenges World Boxing Association (WBA) Super Welterweight World Champion Austin Trout of New Mexico. The pound for pound fighting Miguel Cotto has fought big names in the sports like Pacquiao, Mayweather, Margarito and Mosley. On other hand, undefeated Austin "No Doubt" Trout has defended the title for three consecutive times.

The Cotto vs Trout fight will be exclusively televised and produced by SHOWTIME Championship Boxing beginning at 10:00 PM on December 1, 2012. Some other ways to watch the fight are listed below.

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Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 Live Streaming

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 15:58:00 -0800

Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 will be the most exciting and really interesting fight. There are lots of boxing critics said that nobody will buy this fight. The last 3 fights of the two were all controversial fight. Earlier September, it had been reported that Manny Pacquiao will be fighting this coming December and the list of the choices includes Miguel Cotto for a rematch, Tim Bradley for their second bout after the controversial fight last June 9, Juan Manuel Marquez who is longing for their 4th match, and lastly, Floyd Mayweather who has no chance at all to make it to reality. Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay Per View from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday, Dec. 8. The fight will be held at 147 pounds, it is going to be a very full action packed fight, and each fighter is willing to engage in a full scale war, battle of the fittest, battle for supremacy, battle for pride and honor. Keep visiting us as we approach the fight we will offer numerous legal Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 live stream links to help you watch the Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 live stream in case you can’t order it on your TV due to certain restrictions. Watch Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 Live Streaming here online from us. We will be posting links on the fight night which is very affordable and an assurance of HD.

Donaire vs Nishioka Live Stream

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 11 Oct 2012 17:12:00 -0700

Let's get ready fight fans for the blow by blow coverage of Donaire vs Nishioka live stream from the Home Depot Center on Saturday, October 13, 2012. When former junior featherweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka (34-9-3, 24 KO’s) fighting out of Tokyo, Japan enters the ring this weekend at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California to face pound-for-pound prizefighter and IBF/WBO champion Nonito “The Filipino” Flash Donaire (29-1, 18 KO’s) of San Mateo, California, he will be just that, a former champion. Prediction: When it comes to experience, neither fighter has the clear edge. In terms of quality of opposition, Donaire does hold a decisive edge.

We can exclusively watch Donaire vs Nishioka live televised via HBO Sports Pay-Per-View beginning at 10PM ET/ 7 PM PT. You can order your listings through online stores like DirecTV, iDish, SoapDish, TopRank and many others. The title fight is slated for availability on cinema outlets in America. Fans must verify and check their TV provider and local event center for the availability of bout in their place.

Few more days to go and the big boxing extravaganza will storm Las Vegas. Be excited for high-paying tension, excitement and thrill that will seeing on this date. Don't miss to witness Donaire vs Nishioka live stream coverage through TV, PC and even via your mobile devices. Enjoy!

It’s Pacquiao- Marquez IV

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 15:38:00 -0700

Only a bizarre twist of events can stop eight-division champion Manny Pacquiao and Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez from meeting for the fourth time. This is what many, including the Filipino icon’s closest friends said on the eve of the Pacman’s departure for the United States to meet with promoter Bob Arum, Top Rank’s top honcho and finalize the meeting on December 8 at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand.

The 33-year-old dethroned World Boxing Organization welterweight belt-holder is scheduled to fly Los Angeles today to scan the nitty-gritty of the fight deal and signed his name on top of the dotted line. Once those are accomplished, a press conference officially announcing the Pacquiao vs Marquez showdown will push through Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Promoter Bob Arum told to the Association Press Wednesday that Marquez has already done his part of the deal by signing the contract.

“Si Marquez na. Unless magbago ang isip (It’s Marquez. Unless he again changes his mind),” was what ally and kumpadre Chavit Singson confided to People’s Journal/People’s Tonight in telephone conversation yesterday. “Wala naming ibang makakalaban (There’s nobody really except Marquez).

“ Si (Floyd Jr.) Mayweather hindi pa puede ngayong taon after serving three months in jail (Mayweather cannot yet fight this year). (Miguel) Cotto, who actually was Manny’s first choice, umayaw at hindi nakapaghintay,” the Ilocos Sur chief executive, who said Pacquiao and himself had been in constant consultation during the time of his friend’s indecisiveness, uttered.

“Si (Timothy) Bradley, last choice sya. Lahat naman kasi hindi naniniwalang nanalo siya sa last fight ni Manny, so wala siyang karapatang humingi ng rematch,” Singson pointed out. “Hindi naman tumaas ang rating nya sa takilya kahit na nanalo siya. Controversial kasi panalo nya.”

Two other bosom pals – sportsman Wakee Salud and former three-time world champion Gerry Penalosa – subscribe to Singson’s thinking. “Matagal pinag-isipan ni Manny ang bagay na ito. Tinimbang lahat ng possibilities. Kung ano mangyayari sa career niya, etc., lalo ngayong malapit na siyang mag-retiro (Manny though this things over and over for a long time.

He carefully weighed all possibilities. etc. on what will happen to his career, especially not that he’s nearing retirement,” Salud surmised. “When Cotto decided not to him again, Manny had already intimated he wants to fight Marquez instead. Kaya lang pinag-isipan pa nya nang matagal. Kung si Marquez nga ang na-decide nya, tama lang yun,” Penalosa said.

“Sabi ko nga, hayaan na nya yung koronang ninakaw sa kanya ni Bradley. Talunin nya uli si Marquez at paghandaan nya si Mayweather para sa korona naman nitong huli (As I said, he can afford to let go his WBO welter crown. Win over Marquez, prepare for Mayweather for the latter’s WBC title,” he added.

Singson, Salud and Penalosa said though that Pacquiao must really concentrate on his training if he wants to win and regain the adulation of boxing fans that was somewhat diminished with his loss to Bradley. “For me, I believe Manny still has what it takes to win a fight against the toughest like Mayweather, “ Penalosa remarked.” Bata pa siya at wala na ngang bisyo. Kelangan lang tamang preparasyon.”

"He should temporarily forget the only distraction that, I believed was the cause of his failure to completely dispatched Bradley in their June 9 encounter,” Penalosa said, obviously referring to his pal’s bible study and preaching activities. Arum, meanwhile, told the Associated Press Wednesday that he would not announce the deal unless Pacquiao has done with his part by putting his signature, too, on the dotted line.

”It’s certainly going in that direction, “AP quoted Arum as saying of Marquez being Pacquiao’s next dance partner. Marquez was one of three opponents considered by Pacquiao for the fight. Bradley was another of them, but the weakness of the pay-per-view sales for his upset of Pacquiao worked against him even though there was a promoter’s option for a rematch.

Cotto declined to take the fight, leaving Marquez as the likely opponent. Pacquiao won two of his three fights with Marquez, with the first fight scored a draw. All three fights were top action fights, and some think Marquez won them all, including last November’s fight when Pacquiao got a majority decision to retain his welterweight title.

Source: http://philboxing.com/news/story-74987.html
By Eddie Alinea
PhilBoxing.com

Chavez vs Martinez Live Streaming

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 7 Sep 2012 23:26:00 -0700

The current title holder of WBC middleweight competition Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., will be fighting it out at the Thomas & Mack Centre, Las Vegas against two division world winner Sergio Martinez. The match is considered to be among the best matches in boxing in the 21st century. Both the two individuals have their moments and are considered to be at the peak of their careers.

Chavez comes to the match undefeated and only time will tell if he can live up to the title. Martinez on the other hand has enjoyed a period of success and comes to match as a better contender. The first fight was announced between Chavez and Martinez by Top Rank Promotions to be broadcasted by HBO pay-per-view in Las Vegas, Nevada’s Thomas & Mack Centre. The tickets are now available and can be booked from the promoters’ official website.

However, if you cannot buy one, you could easily catch the Chavez vs Martinez live streaming. All you need is an internet connection and a system, which would show you Chavez vs Martinez live in HD quality. The complete Chavez vs Martinez live streaming, features and movie replays will be published on some web page after the occasion. Do not forget to watch Chavez vs Martinez Live Streaming through TV, PC and even via your cellular phone gadgets. Enjoy!

Mayweather vs Cotto fight at HBO Sports

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 1 May 2012 19:02:00 -0700

This week the biggest organization HBO going to arrange a match for the history. This match between Mayweather vs Cotto. HBO.COM announced that this match will be taken place on MGM Grand Les Vegas. MGM Grand is the famous place for all entertainment. All big entertainment event holds this Grand. Anyway This week HBO arrange a fight between Mayweather vs Cotto on MGM grand. This is the biggest match and the biggest challenge for each other.

Mayweather vs Cotto is a Upcoming PPV match by HBO is Super Welterweight bout championship match. This match is holding on 5 May 2012 and this fight will start at 10:00 PM ET time. There are are another attractive match on this day. The match between Shane Mosley vs Saul Alvarez on the same days in main event.

There are total three fights on May 5 on MGM Grand. In the main event Super Welterweight bout will be played between Floyd Mayweather vs Miguel Cotto. You may know that Floyd Mayweather Jr is a US fighter and Miguel Cotto is . Puerto Rican fighter. Both are the talented and big fighter.

Mayweather vs Cotto fight is coming near

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 02:46:00 -0700

9 days to go before Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico, will defend his WBA (World Boxing Association) Super Welterweight Title against undefeated American Floyd Mayweather The countdown to the approaching champion Mayweather vs Cotto fight started. The Mayweather vs Cotto fight will be on May 5th at MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Making the boxing fans get excited to the much-awaited event.

This will be Floyd Mayweather’s second fight in the Light Middleweight (Super Welterweight) Division. Many dubbed him as a coward by not fighting Miguel during his prime three years ago. Now, Floyd wants to square off with Cotto because he believes the fans badly wanted to see the match happen. Last year, Cotto successfully defeated Antonio Margarito, the first boxer to end Miguel’s undefeated record, after he pummeled him with his vicious attacks to the face of the Mexican ring warrior.

Only a dozen of days left before the thrilling event. There are many discussions in the boxing world on who will win this forthcoming event – will it be the heavier and stronger Cotto or the elusive and accurate puncher Mayweather. The winner of this match will possibly square off against the winner of the Pacquiao-Bradley championship bout but many continue to believe that if Mayweather and Pacquiao win in their respective bout a mega-fight between the two will still not happen because of the issue on the purse split and random blood testing.

Confident Floyd Mayweather, who also has his own countdown to the approaching event, assures his fans of his victory but the current champion believes he will continue to reign as champion. Floyd Mayweather’s trainer, Roger Mayweather, says Pacquiao did not beat Cotto fairly because of the “catch weight”. This is one of the reasons Floyd respects the ability of Cotto because they will settle the score at the weight class where Miguel is comfortable. The vacant WBC Diamond light middleweight title will also be on the line and this will give the two athletes more encouragement to win the battle.

Pacquiao proud of his stamina and speed in training

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 7 Oct 2011 08:56:00 -0700

Pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao was happy to announce that in three weeks they stay in the city of Baguio has a big of improvements in his stamina and speed in training. According to the congressman, many have been improved on his training and also many tactics they had learned to use for fighting against Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez. Pacquiao is scheduled to defend his WBO welterweight title against
Marquez on November 12. Pacquiao vs Marquez 3 will be another great boxing event this year. It will be his third battle against the counter-punching specialist from Mexico. Ring icon also announced the conclusion of its high-altitude training is even more strengthened his resistance. During that day the 8th-division world champion done an indoor light training with coach Freddie Roach. He said he wants to make sure that the pound-for-pound king will be well-prepared and well-conditioned by fight night.

And after that Pacquiao done a 7 rounds sparring sessions along the Venezuelan sparring partner boxer Jorge Linarez. After the sparring sessions they also work for 10 rounds turn training mitts with American coach Freddie Roach. According to Roach, Pacquiao is also subject to the speed ball training and shadow boxing. Place at 4:30 pm in the Team Pacquiao leave town towards Metro Manila to prepare well over the weekend leaving Los Angeles, California for there to continue the training at the Wild Card Gym.

Bizarre victory of Floyd Mayweather Jr.

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 00:46:00 -0700

Mayweather remained unbeaten and did it in emphatic fashion Saturday night, stopping Ortiz on the fourth round to take the piece of the welterweight title Ortiz brought into the ring. In just one round, Floyd Mayweather Jr. got a head butt, a kiss and a hug from Victor Ortiz. The end came just as the two fighters emerged from a break, in which Ortiz had embraced Mayweather in the center of the ring. As they broke, Mayweather shot out a left hand and
followed it with a right that put Ortiz down in his corner. Ortiz struggled to get up as referee Joe Cortez called an end to the fight.

The round was already controversial, as Ortiz appeared to head butt Mayweather intentionally, leading Cortez to take a point away from him. After the head butt, Ortiz went to Mayweather and gave him a kiss on the cheek. Seconds later they were in the center of the ring ready to resume action when two punches ended it quickly.

Mayweather was winning the fight through three rounds, dominating with speed and landing good right hands to the head of Ortiz. He won all three rounds on two ringside scorecards, and two of three on the third. Ortiz picked up the pace in the fourth round, trying desperately to get inside Mayweather’s vaunted defense. He did on occasion and was having a better round when, late in the round, he appeared to intentionally head butt Mayweather in frustration as the two fought in Mayweather’s corner.

Mayweather later engaged in a verbal confrontation with HBO announcer Larry Merchant, calling him a name at one point and drawing a pointed response from the veteran broadcaster, who said he would thrash the boxer if he "was 50 years younger."

Mayweather made a minimum of $25 million for his first fight in 16 months, a sum that will likely go up as the pay-per-view receipts are totaled. He could make even more against Manny Pacquiao next if Pacquiao win. The Pacquiao-Marquez 3 will happen on November 12 and the two finally agree to fight. Mayweather remained unbeaten in 42 fights, scoring the knockout he had predicted. Ortiz, who lost his 147-pound title, fell to 29-3-2.

Mayweather Jr. no intention to apologize to Merchant

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 00:28:00 -0700

Veteran sportscaster Larry Merchant insisted the he was willing to go to fight former pound-for-pound king and unbeaten Floyd Mayweather, if he's only 50 years younger. Merchant made the statement after the debate with Mayweather after the fight with Victor Ortiz. Following the controversial Mayweather win, the 80-year-old Merchant tried to interview the new welterweight champion, but instead interview, Mayweather to Merchant.

Floyd Mayweather: You know what I'm gonna do cause you never give me a fair shake, you know that? So I'm gonna let you talk to Victor Ortiz. I'm through. Put someone else here to give me an interview. Talk to Victor Ortiz!

Larry Merchant: What are you talking about?

Floyd Mayweather: You never give me a fair shake. HBO needs to fire you. You don't know sh*t about boxing! You ain't sh*t! You're not sh*t!

It was obvious in the face of Merchant that he was shock. But immediately avenged a statement saying the officer was ready to fight Mayweather only if he's 50 years younger.

"I wish I was 50 years younger and I'd kick your ass." Merchant said.

Following a heated scene, Merchant was admitted although he fight with Mayweather, but he allegedly prepared the courage to try it. In Mayweather's side, it also insisted he was not planning to apologize to Merchant.

Mayweather-Ortiz Round by Round Updates

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 09:54:00 -0700

Round 1: This fight is underway. Mayweather quickly comes in with a jab and then ducks down under Ortiz's punch. Mayweather lands a couple of body shots and shows off his trademark quick hands, and then Ortiz backs him off. Floyd lands a thudding right hand. Good right hand from Mayweather but then Ortiz lands to the body in the corner. Mayweather's quickness is already striking, and Ortiz needs to get in closer if he's going to hit him. Good first round goes to Mayweather, 10-9.

Round 2: Ortiz lands a left hand and backs Mayweather into the corner. Ortiz lands a good right hook, then goes to the body. Now Mayweather lands a good right hand and then Ortiz pushes him into the corner. Ortiz is looking good in this round. Mayweather hits Ortiz a couple times but Ortiz walks right into him and won't back down. Another good round, which I give to Ortiz, 10-9.

Round 3: Ortiz lands a couple of right jabs. Mayweather responds by using his left hand and landing it. Now it's Mayweather backing Ortiz up, and Ortiz doesn't look as comfortable when he's not coming forward. Mayweather lands a big right hand. Mayweather is landing much more effectively, with Ortiz starting to look frustrated. Ortiz lands a left cross late in the round but it was a good round overall for Mayweather, 10-9.

Round 4: Mayweather comes out with a huge combination in the first 30 seconds of the round. Big-time punches landing from Mayweather, and Ortiz is starting to look a little worse for wear. And now it's Ortiz battering Mayweather against the ropes. Mayweather is shaking his head as if he wasn't hurt, but Ortiz definitely landed a couple of hard punches. Ortiz swings hard with his right hand but comes up short. Now Ortiz goes after Floyd against the ropes and there's a clash of heads. The referee takes a point away from Ortiz for a head butt. And now down goes Ortiz! It's over! Floyd Mayweather knocks out Victor Ortiz. A controversial as well.

Mayweather vs Ortiz Undercards Round by Round Update

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 09:53:00 -0700

Welcome to mayweather-vs-ortiz.blogspot.com round-by-round coverage of the Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz Undercards fight with unofficial scoring after each round. Make sure to refresh this page regularly to get the latest updates, which are arranged from the most recent to the earliest post.

Light Welterweight bout
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Erik Morales vs Lucas Matthysse

Round 1: This fight is underway. Morales looks a little stiff and slow and Cano is letting his hands go, which isn't quite what I expected. Cano landed a hard left hook in the closing moments of the round and did enough that I give the first round to Cano, 10-9.

Round 2: Morales comes to the inside and Cano makes him pay for it with a hard left hook. Cano with a couple good right hands as well. Morales was better in this round but I still give it to Cano, 10-9.

Round 3: Morales is really looking slow here compared to the youngster Cano. Cano landing a combination and an uppercut. Morales lands a right hand that was probably his hardest punch But Cano landed more and I'm giving the round to Cano, 10-9.

Round 4: whatever Morales can do, Cano can do better, and especially faster. That good right hand at the start of the round opened a cut on Cano, however, and Cano is feeling it. Morales sees the cut and goes on the attack, and Morales finally looks confident after having nothing going on earlier. I give the fourth to Morales, 10-9.

Round 5: Morales seems to be feeling a lot more comfortable now and has started to come alive, although Cano isn't backing down. The aging Morales just isn't as active as the Morales we all loved years ago. I give the fifth to Cano, 10-9.

Round 6: Morales lands a hard punch early. Morales is showing more punching power now and looks like he's trying to knock Cano out. Morales has definitely woken up and is landing harder, more effective punches than he was early in the fight. I give the round to Morales, 10-9.

Round 7: That opened a cut near Morales's left eye. The cut is really bothering Morales, who's backing away, and Cano is chasing him. Good round for Cano, 10-9.

Round 8: Morales has landed a couple hard right hands, and then Cano lands a hard right of his own. A couple of good jabs for Morales, who is really busting up Cano's face now. A good round for Morales, 10-9.

Round 9: As this fight wears on Morales is really improving his punching accuracy and hitting Cano with everything he throws. I give the round to Morales, 10-9.

Round 10: Morales lands a big right hand that hurts Cano. Now the referee is calling a pause to the fight to ask the doctor to examine the multiple cuts on Cano's face. The doctor says Cano can continue, but Cano looks really hurt now as Morales is starting to pour it on. Morales lands a huge right-left that rocks Cano. And it's over! Cano made it out of the round but his corner decided to stop the fight!

Erik Morales wins by TKO after the 10th round.

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Featherweight Championship bout
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Saul Alvarez vs Alfonso Gomez

Round 1: Alvarez looks sharp early and lands a couple of quick, hard punches when Gomez leans in. And down goes Gomez! A very short left jab from Alvarez knocks Gomez down late in the first round, and that gives the first round to Alvarez, 10-8.

Round 2: Alvarez now goes to the body with a combination. Alvarez sticks and moves, landing a punch to Gomez's face and showing good head movement to dodge a punch from Gomez. A close second round that I give to Alvarez, 10-9.

Round 3: Gomez now goes on the attack and backs Alvarez against the ropes. Gomez is landing some nice long jabs and follows one with a good right hand. Gomez is looking much better now after seeming a little overwhelmed to start the fight. I give the round to Gomez, 10-9.

Round 4: Alvarez is landing much harder punches, but Gomez is throwing at a much higher volume. I give the round to Alvarez based on the more effective, harder punches, but I wouldn't be surprised if the judges all give it to Gomez. Alvarez, 10-9.

Round 5: Alvarez lands a hard left at the end of another very tough round to judge, with me giving it to Alvarez, 10-9.

Round 6: Alvarez pours it on against the ropes! Alvarez really hitting Gomez hard and the referee steps in to stop it without Gomez even going down! A quick stoppage by the referee, and

Saul "Canelo" Alvarez beats Alfonso Gomez by sixth-round TKO.
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Light Welterweight bout
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Jessie Vargas vs Joselito Lopez

Round 1: Vargas is landing the cleaner, more effective punches in the early going, and I have the first round for Vargas, 10-9.

Round 2: Vargas's jab is giving Lopez a lot of trouble, and so far I see this fight being all Vargas, with the second round going to Vargas, 10-9.

Round 3: Now Lopez backs Vargas into the corner and lands to the body, for his best exchange of the fight so far. It's turning into a bit of a brawl with both men swinging hard and landing. Lopez is now landing the harder punches and feeling more comfortable, and I give the third round to Lopez, 10-9.

Round 4: Lopez is really starting to turn it on now and is getting to the inside, and I now have it even after scoring that round for Lopez, 10-9.

Round 5: Vargas will jab, Lopez will block it and then Lopez will get inside and land. Vargas lands a strong left hand to the body, which hurt Lopez. This was a very close round that I'll give to Vargas, 10-9.

Round 6: Vargas now going after the body more with another left hand to the ribs. And now Lopez goes to the body and Vargas appears to be hurting. It's back and forth with both men going to the body. Lopez hammers away at the end of the round and I'll give it to Lopez, 10-9.

Round 7: Lopez has a cut near his right eye that was caused by an accidental head butt, and that's something we'll need to keep watching out for. Tough round to score but I'll give it to Lopez, 10-9.

Round 8: Vargas comes out and lands a low blow, and he gets a point deducted. Lopez coming on strong when he attacks but not doing enough of it. A close round that I'll give to Vargas, but with the point deduction it's a 9-9 round.

Round 9: Vargas lands a nice series of punches now, and Lopez is being a little too passive. I'm giving that round to Vargas and we have a very close fight heading into the 10th: Vargas, 10-9

Round 10: Lopez lands a good right hand. I think it's the cut from the accidental head butt that has made Lopez less aggressive, and Vargas is now landing a lot of punches. Big punch for Lopez as these two are both pouring it on in the last 30 seconds. Vargas has landed more punches in this round and I'm going to give it to Vargas, 10-9. I've got Vargas winning 95-94. I'll let you know what the judges say in just a moment.

The judges' decision will be announced in just a minute. Vargas beats Lopez by split decision. Scores: 95-94 Lopez, 96-93 Vargas and 95-94 Vargas
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Mayweather-Ortiz weigh in results

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 18:31:00 -0700

There wili be no stopping the return in boxing ring of the controversial former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather. It was after entered in the weight held its Mayweather vs Ortiz official weigh-in. The challenger Mayweather weighed in 146.5 pounds, while more heavily in him the WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz as seen record 147 pounds. This is the first boxing comeback Floyd Jr., Since the last fight with "Sugar" Shane
Mosley last year.

Also enter the weigh-in the former world champion Erik Morales and Pablo Cesar Cano serve one undercard. Both weighed 140 pounds and Morales Cano were disputed for vacant seats in WBC junior welterweight championship. Drawn to Las Vegas betting odds, appears to be heavy favorite in Mayweather -800 compared to +500's favorite Ortiz.

The weights are as follows:

Victor Ortiz - 147 lbs

Floyd Mayweather Jr - 146.5 lbs

Eric Morales - 140 lbs

Pablo Cesar Cano- 140 lbs

Joselito Lopez – 140.5 lbs

Jessie Vargas -142 lbs

If you bet $800 dollars for Floyd it means you will win only $100, while the $ 500 bet for Ortiz is claim of $800. Also favorites of the odds makers for Morales against Cano. While Morales at -700 +450 was Cano. It appears that Morales was the first Mexican boxer will grab the boxing title in four different divisions. The Mayweather vs Ortiz fight will be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas tomorrow.

Mayweather vs Ortiz weigh-in video

Mayweather's camp with important guests for Ortiz

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 16:49:00 -0700

There will be a great surprise said by the Mayweather camp for WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz Jr. According to Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe, they invited the father of Victor Ortiz Ortiz Sr., To watch Sunday's biggest Mayweather vs Ortiz fight in boxing career of his child. Aside from Ortiz's father, Ellerbe also invited the boxing trainer Robert Garcia who was also brother Danny Garcia, Victor Jr. trainer.

According to some reports, the Garcia brothers had some disagreement a few years also are not talking. Robert Garcia, was former trainer of world champion Antonio Margarito and world champion Nonito Donaire Jr.. On the side also of Ortiz, his life story was like a movie.

The 24-year-old Mexican immigrant welterweight champion was in Garden City, Kansas, where at the age of seven years he left his mother and he was followed by his drunkard father on the age of 13 years old. Its just months ago was seen as Victor's mother accepted it while he was still bargaining with the father.

"You never know. We've got a lot of surprises for him," said Ellerbe. "We're working on a lot of things."

Mayweather vs Ortiz

Mayweather vs Ortiz fight update

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 00:12:00 -0700

The world welterweight championship Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Oritz is finally on. The 34-year-old Mayweather, who is coming off a 16-month hiatus on Saturday to challenge World Boxing Council welterweight champ Victor Ortiz, who lastly demolished former champion Andre Berto. The full of mouth Mayweather faces greatest challenge against a younger southpaw opponent. Let us give some overview on both boxers strength and
capabilities which for sure will be seen on the fight day.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is known as a defensive fighter with a very formidable slick defense on his side roll arm. He uses this tactic every fight to check out for an opening to his opponent. If he already penetrated you, he will immediately release his incredible jabs and combination punches.

On the other hand, Victor Ortiz is a southpaw fighter who possess incredible power proven on his impressive knockout percentage. He is a kind of boxer who will emerge immediately on an all out exchanging of punches. Who do you think will win the battle of the best of the best? Catch the blow by blow fight news and updates of the upcoming boxing event this September. So, let us get ready to rumble on Mayweather vs Ortiz fight.

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Mayweather and Ortiz, arrive at the MGM Grand for their fight on Saturday

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 23:00:00 -0700

Both met with a grand reception of the boxing fans were former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather and current WBC welterweight world champion Victor Ortiz on their arrival at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada, for their great fight this coming Saturday. Remember that more than six months we do not see inside the ring the former pound-for-pound king Mayweather after his successful fight against former champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley. Mayweather said that he still feels strong and his ring skills remain sharp

, even after a 16-month lay-off.

Although many do not satisfied how the five-division champion won against Mosley, but Mayweather considered Ortiz as a great challenge for him. The current champion is ten years younger than Mayweather, and a skilled southpaw fighter. The unbeaten American boxer is guaranteeing that the fight will not last the whole 12 rounds.

The Mayweather vs Ortiz undercard also includes a showdown for the vacant WBC super-lightweight title between Mexico's Erik Morales, 51-7 with two drawn and 35 knockouts, and Argentina's Lucas Matthysse, 28-2 with 26 knockouts.

Mayweather and Ortiz, faced at Universal CityWalk

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 16:43:00 -0700

Not even starting their Mayweather vs Ortiz fight against each other this coming Saturday, both Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Victor Ortiz are exchanging trash talks to each other. In their appearance with the media and boxing fans at Universal CityWalk in University City, you can hear the scream in the entire neighborhood. Most people at Universal CityWalk will support the win of Ortiz while Mayweather boos by the fans when he up on stage. And the former pound for pound king Mayweather doesn't like it.

"I hide my emotions and do not mince words," said Mayweather.

Floyd Jr., gave a negative statement to Ortiz's statement that he considered Oscar De La Hoya like a God. Ortiz was in turn immediately turn to trash talk to Mayweather. According to Ortiz current WBC welterweight champion, he will successfully defended the crown this coming Sunday.

"Mayweather, no more. That '0 'has got to go, "said Ortiz.

Meanwhile, the official referee for the Mayweather vs Ortiz match will be the veteran referee Joe Cortez will be the third man in the ring in the coming fight between Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz on September 17 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Cortez was the referee for Mayweather rematch win that ended the 12-round decision in 2002 lightweight title defense against Jose Luis Castillo.

Meanwhile, 2007 Mayweather against Ricky Hatton was Cortez who is also the referee. The unbeaten to Mayweather, who grab five championships in five weight divisions will face Ortiz for the World Boxing Council 147-pound welterweight title.

Cortez has not been any referee's against Ortiz, who will have first title defense in which he get from Andre BERTO. Meanwhile serve as judges were veteran Nevada Adelaide Byrd, Glenn Trowbridge and Jerry Roth.

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Mayweather will knockout Ortiz early

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 4 Sep 2011 23:39:00 -0700

Many of us believes what Floyd Mayweather Jr. capable of doing in the ring. Floyd Mayweather is look real good. I’m thinking were going to see a knockout, early! Mayweather vs Ortiz will face each other on September 17, on MGM Grand. Mayweather isn’t known for being a puncher, but he’s sitting down on his shots more than he used to in the past, and with his speed, he’s capable of hitting Ortiz when he least suspects it and scoring a knockout. Ortiz’s chin isn’t that good, as he was knocked down twice by Marcos
Maidana and two times in his last fight against Andre Berto. Ortiz had to get up off the deck to win that fight, and succeeded in dropping Berto twice en route to winning by a 12 round decision in an exciting fight.

To me I love Mayweather style must be a genius to fight like he does and fear nothing, it takes courage and a lot of nerve to get fight with that style and that mental calm. Mayweather's style of art in motion and what should be boxing in general, to win in style without being damaged is worthy to be praised and others do not seem to have come from a slaughterhouse. Despite all the many comments for and against I think this fight could make history in boxing, is a pleasant news for the fan because for the first time in a while pitting two elite of world boxing in a fight in which agreement will not be used for intermediate weights (catchweight) but I think there is a rematch clause required by Floyd.

Floyd has admitted himself to be a tough fight and nothing is further from reality and that Ortiz is not the kind of champion made, has not got where he is fighting with bumps. Ortiz is a the most exciting fighters of the moment and showed the world that is among the great with his excellent display against Berto has taken him to the top in the "welterweight". Ortiz is very skilled, intelligent, strong, with KOs higher than Floyd himself, good chin and excellent movement.

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Floyd Mayweather will make them pay

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 1 Sep 2011 22:53:00 -0700

It’s a road that hasn’t been traveled much lately. Mayweather hasn’t fought since beating Shane Mosley 16 months ago and has only fought three times since beating Oscar De La Hoya four years ago to become a pay-per-view attraction. He says he’s returning to the ring because he got excited watching Ortiz beat Andre Berto in his last fight. But he wasn’t going to fight Ortiz unless he agreed to take blood tests to
make sure he wasn’t doping.

That’s a rule Mayweather says he now lives by. And, unless Pacquiao agrees to the testing, he says there will be no megafight between the two. Mayweather was careful not to accuse Pacquiao of using something to get stronger, perhaps mindful that the Filipino sensation is suing him for defamation for allegedly making repeated statements that he thought Pacquiao was taking performance-enhancing drugs. Indeed, he portrays his call for random testing as his way of cleaning up the sport of boxing.

That didn’t seem to concern Mayweather as he got his hands wrapped before a workout Friday in a gym that seemed even hotter than the 108 degrees it was outside. He believes that he–not Pacquiao–is still the biggest name in boxing, and he’s determined to play out his career on his own terms.

So far that’s made him a rich man. He’s been able to sell himself as the fighter everyone loves to hate, making millions on big pay-per-view fights. He’s the star attraction on HBO 24/7 Mayweather vs Ortiz, where last week the last six minutes of the episode featured Mayweather and his father screaming at each other.

The bad boy image isn’t just for TV. Mayweather is involved in a half dozen different court cases, one of which could send him to prison for felony domestic assault. In a separate civil lawsuit, two men claim he orchestrated a shooting attack on them outside a Las Vegas skating rink two years ago.

What he’s worried about right now is getting himself ready to fight Ortiz, who so impressed Mayweather in his fight with Berto that he reached out to make him his next opponent. Before that bout, Ortiz was best known for quitting in a fight he was losing, and his relative inexperience also should play into Mayweather’s hands.

Assuming Mayweather wins, he will be 42-0 and a champion once again at 147 pounds. But he still will be dogged by questions about the quality of his opponents, his relative inactivity, and what seems to be an aversion to fighting Pacquiao.

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Mayweather Jr argument with father caught on 24/7 camera

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 07:54:00 -0700

Last night after watching the first episode of HBO 24/7 Mayweather-Ortiz the heated conversation between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and his father, Floyd Sr., nearly came to blows during the training of Floyd Mayweather Jr. for his upcoming bout against Victor Ortiz on September 17. Father and son exchanged angry words and expletives, and the whole argument was shown in the HBO Mayweather-Ortiz 24/7.
The show put a spotlight on the strained relationship between Floyd Jr. and his father. The expicit words flew both ways but the really hurtful lines came from Floyd Jr. After I heard Floyd Jr. said those words he was more vicious than his upcoming fight with Vicious Victor Ortiz, as he verbally tore his father apart.

"My training camp is fine, we are okay. We undefeated, we been undefeated, we gonna stay undefeated," Floyd Jr told his father.

"You were undefeated when you started with your daddy," Floyd Sr. shot back.

The argument quickly became heated, with Floyd Jr. informing his father that Roger Mayweather, his uncle and Floyd Sr's brother, was his trainer.

"You're not even close to him (Roger)," Floyd Jr. said. "No fighter wants to be with you... (Oscar) de la Hoya left you."

The two eventually had to be separated, with Roger Mayweather pushing Floyd Jr. out of the way.

"Get out of our way, this is our gym," Floyd Jr. told his father.

Even as his father left, Floyd Jr. continued to hurl insults at him, saying that he was worthless as a fighter and calling him a “cab driver.”

"When it's all said and done, there are only 2 Mayweathers that count – Roger Mayweather and Floyd Mayweather," Floyd Jr. said.

"And I'm not no Junior," he added.

Since the airing of the HBO Mayweather vs Ortiz 24/7 show my friend and I has been talking about the verbal confrontation of Floyd Jr. and Floyd Sr. It's never good to see a father and son have the type of argument that doesn't show more respect to each other especially it wa captured by the 24/7 camera. Though I don't blame Floyd Mayweather Jr. that he still bears mental scars from his father's longtime absence in his life. When Mayweather was about 15, the old man went to prison for selling drugs. But for me, it was unfair in his labeling of his father as a “cabdriver” type of boxer in his own career. Scripted or not, I will leave to you readers about the recent argument of the two well known families in boxing.

Mayweather vs Ortiz just three more weeks away

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 07:37:00 -0700

Here we go boxing fans just three more weeks before we witness again the comeback of Floyd Mayweather Jr. against Victor Ortiz. On September 17 at the MGM Grand Arena The Mayweather vs Ortiz dubbed as Star Power we will going to witness if the young Ortiz will give Mayweather his first ever loss in his entire career or Mayweather will just prevail and maintain his unbeaten records. Ortiz who has a record of 29-2-2
with 22 knockouts won the title with a twelve round unanimous decision in an action-packed battle with Andre Berto last April 16.

Ortiz is a superb athlete, gifted with heavy hands and natural speed. He's also one of those fighters who can effectively campaign at an artificially low weight without sacrificing power or speed. The only question with Ortiz had to do with his mental character and toughness. Mayweather, on the other hand, last fought on May 1, 2010 when he won a comfortable unanimous decision over former three-division champion Shane Mosley. I think Mayweather will handle Ortiz.

When you factor in all of Mayweather’s rust from not fighting for such an extended period of time, the idea he’ll simply wipe the floor with Ortiz. Mayweather will have a good chance to get him out with his speed, with his intelligence, with his counterpunching ability. Are you all excited to watch Mayweather vs Ortiz bout. I'm sure you all do. You can watch Mayweather vs Ortiz live on HBO PPV. Here is the Mayweather vs Ortiz Tale of the Tape and compare each fighter advantages and disadvantages to each other. You can also watch a replay of HBO 24/7 Episode Mayweather vs Ortiz here.

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Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz Face Off

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 21:01:00 -0700

Floyd Mayweather Jr. (41-0-25 KOs) will try to maintain his unbeaten record on 17 September before the younger Mexican Victor Ortiz (29-2-2-22 KOs) when they meet at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The Mayweather vs Ortiz fight will be in the welterweight (147 pounds) World Boxing Council (WBC) of Victor Ortiz. The Mayweather vs Ortiz psychological preparation will be
decisive in the outcome of litigation. First, Victor Ortiz has to be convinced that he can beat Floyd Mayweather Jr. and there are many factors that favor. Ortiz Vicius quality is tested and in no way it can be considered a "wild card" in the return of Money Mayweather. I like the style of Mayweather fight his quite out of the traditional and also his face has not been marked by a broken nose or cauliflower ears.

I recently saw one of his fights and really impressed me as they unfold in the ring and I think this is a very interesting battle to measure the level of Floyd, they do not think it's the same without the rhythm of fighting, compared to rivals Pacquiao, Floyd is more at risk with this fighter who can be "irregular" as they say, but hits hard.

Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz will test the true extent of Floyd Mayweather Jr in 2011. For Ortiz, youth and momentum of a race 24 years rising to be one of the seasoned pros of the Mexico-American. Since his loss to Marcos Maidana in 2009, has seen another Victor Ortiz, the Californian has shown southpaw who gives everything in the ring and has done so with great class rivals such as Nate Campbell, Lamont Peterson and Andre Berto .

In the Mayweather vs Ortiz fight on September 17, Ortiz is now a natural welterweight hungry for glory, good punch and able to withstand punishment without going back and that, never seen it before him Floyd Mayweather, combined in a single opponent at least in the division of up to 147 pounds.

Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz who are you picking?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 18:53:00 -0700

The Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz showdown will just be a couple of weeks to go before we witnessed another great boxing fight this year. Mayweather hasn't fought since May 1, 2010 when he beat Shane Mosley. Now when he feels like waking from its slumber, it passes over the entire planet and will contest the title at welterweight (147 pounds) World Boxing Council (WBC) that Victor Ortiz snatched on Berto in April. Floyd
Mayweather, currently still regarded by many as the second best fighter pound for pound.
This Mayweather vs Ortiz fight will happen on the historic MGM Grand in Las Vegas on September 17 this year. So just a couple of weeks to go now.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. (41-0, 25 KOs)is known as a defensive boxer,he always raise his shoulder up to avoid getting hit. For the sake of boxing and hopefully Mayweaher go out to fight with the intensity that made the fight he had against Mosley ... but if it comes elusive running and running and be devoted to hiding his face behind his shoulders (and referee) is a fact that the fight will be boring. Mayweather is very mobile also, get out, sending bursts bulky and win round by round, I think this Mayweather vs Ortiz fight will not change his style and elusive defensive stance at least at the end of his career.

Victor Ortiz (02-02-29, 22 KOs) is on fire. It comes with an unbeaten run of six fights, including his sensational capture of the title when he beat Andre Berto last April 16 this year. The left-hander with devastating knockout power showed itself in his battle for 12 rounds when he survived a fall in the sixth to send assault and returned to the canvas Berto at the end of episode one of the most exciting fight in the boxing this year. If Ortiz will fight Mayweather, as he fought Castillo, has good chances of making a good fight, but he must be prepared for 15 or 18 rounds of sparring sessions at lest or else he will run out of gas early.

Ortiz would say that (I think a guy who excellent boxing) as Berto defends like Floyd, but I really think Mayweather will win as long as he plays a good defensive strategy regarding on the ropes and looking for the backlash. Will be a lot of punches thrown on the fight and Ortiz likely to be failed and Mayweather successfully win by points or by KO. So guys Who are you picking in this Floyd Mayweather vs Victor Ortiz fight? Choose wisely!
Update: The Mayweather vs Ortiz 24/7 Episode started August 27. You can watch the replay on the link provided.

The Mayweather vs Ortiz match will distributed in 170 countries

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 22:36:00 -0700

The Mayweather vs Ortiz expects to reach a large number of sales per PPV, Mayweather is a boxer who sells the most in the U.S., with an excess of seven million purchasing Pay-Per-View, with total revenues approaching the total half a trillion dollars, has been untouchable through 41 professional fights made, becoming the major attraction of boxing this time. However, for the Mayweather vs Ortiz fight on September 17 this is
the title belt of "Vicious" Victor Ortiz for Welterweight World Boxing Council (WBC) to be held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in LasVegas, Nevada, produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View. Meanwhile the Mayweather-Ortiz 24/7 Episodes will telecast on August 27.

For me Mayweather is an excellent fighter, and a defense that never seen any other fighter, always speak ill of any boxer, Mayweather almost lost against Jhuda which Ortiz lost Maidana, etc. etc, do not forget that boxing is style, not because he defeated Barrera Morales, he was gonna win too Pacquiao and De La Hoya because he defeated Chavez, is better than that, boxing is style and style have not deciphered Mayweather, Zab jhuda nearly deciphered, but seeing that it matches the Mayweather fight, took a cheap shot, that's unsportsmanlike, Ortiz-side, I think he only lacks experience has a great punch, but also falls far to the canvas, or remember from Bertho Maidana.
Both fighters excellent, I see Mayweather is not scary as everyone says, because Ortiz is not an easy opponent. It is true that many profit generating Floyd, a fighter super profitable, everybody wants to see if its quality, but more for the curiosity generated by the scandals and outside the ring that has been wrapped up and say that's the best fighter pound for pound. Ortiz has nothing to prove, just what would a truly great Floyd would win by KO and even more, difficult thing I see but Mayweather's style is unlikely.