FIGHT CAMP 360°: Pacquiao vs. Mosley - Full Episode 5 -SHOWTIME Boxing
From Youtube User: shosports
Date: June 5 2011
Carl Froch vs Glen Johnson Fight
Recap: Carl Froch vs Glen Johnson - Super Six World Boxing Classic - SHOWTIME Sports
From Youtube User: shosports
Date: June 5 2011
From Youtube User: shosports
Date: June 5 2011
Carl Froch vs. Glen Johnson Fight
Weigh-In: Carl Froch vs. Glen Johnson - Super Six World Boxing Classic - SHOWTIME Sports
From Youtube User: shosports
Date: June 3 2011
From Youtube User: shosports
Date: June 3 2011
Andre Berto tweets he knows exactly what Victor Ortiz was taking
Andre Berto in his latest tweets said he knows exactly what Victor Ortiz was taking and it wasn't Flintstone vitamins.
Berto's tweets shown below.
Berto's tweets shown below.
Carl Froch vs Glen Johnson Fight
Carl Froch on Glen Johnson Super Six Semi Final @ FightFan.com
Fom Youtube User: FightFancom
Date: May 28 2011
Fom Youtube User: FightFancom
Date: May 28 2011
Bernard Hopkins Vs Teddy Atlas (Boxing Debate Post Pascal Win)
Bernard Hopkins Vs Teddy Atlas (Boxing Debate Post Pascal Win)
From Youtube User: TEAMHBO
Date: May 27 2011
From Youtube User: TEAMHBO
Date: May 27 2011
Amir Khan vs Zab Judah Twitter War
Amir Khan vs Zab Judah Twitter War
Zab Judah: Khan made a name for himself by Manny beating him in sparring. hahahaha
Amir Khan: Which fighter knocked Judah down 3 times with 1 single punch?
More tweets word war from Zab Judah and Amir Khan below.
Zab Judah: Khan made a name for himself by Manny beating him in sparring. hahahaha
Amir Khan: Which fighter knocked Judah down 3 times with 1 single punch?
More tweets word war from Zab Judah and Amir Khan below.
24 Rounds of Pacquiao vs Marquez: The Judges Scorecard
24 Rounds of Pacquiao vs Marquez: The Judges' Scorecard
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez fought two hotly contested 12-rounds fights. A third fight is now more or less official and scheduled this coming 12th of November this year.
Let's take a look on how the judges saw the two fights between these two legendary boxers.
The first fight was a judges' nightmare. All 3 judges had totally different final score for the fight. One judge had Pacquiao winning by 5 points, one had Marquez winning also by 5 points and the third judge having it a draw but admitted that he made an erroneous score for round 1. The judges were in agreement (having the same score) only in 5 out of the 12 rounds. Pacquiao started fast and leading in the scorecards up to round 5 where Marquez was able to even the score in one judge. Pacquiao was still leading in 2 judges scorecards throughout the remainder of the fight. After the 11th round, Pacquiao leading 6 points and 1 point in 2 judges scorecard. Technically, Marquez needs to knockdown or to knockout Pacquiao in the last round in order to win. It didn't happened and the first fight resulted to a disputed draw.
The second fight was at least a clearer verdict from the point of view of the judges. They were in agreement in 9 out of 12 rounds. Pacquiao again started fast and leading the scorecards up to round 7 where Marquez even the score in one judge scorecard. Pacquiao still leading in 2 judges scorecards most of the fight and after the 11th, he's still enjoying a 2 point lead in one judge and 1 point edge in another judge. Same scenario as the first fight, Marquez needs a knockdown or knockout in the 12th and final round in order to win. Pacquiao won via split decision in the second fight.
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez fought two hotly contested 12-rounds fights. A third fight is now more or less official and scheduled this coming 12th of November this year.
Let's take a look on how the judges saw the two fights between these two legendary boxers.
The first fight was a judges' nightmare. All 3 judges had totally different final score for the fight. One judge had Pacquiao winning by 5 points, one had Marquez winning also by 5 points and the third judge having it a draw but admitted that he made an erroneous score for round 1. The judges were in agreement (having the same score) only in 5 out of the 12 rounds. Pacquiao started fast and leading in the scorecards up to round 5 where Marquez was able to even the score in one judge. Pacquiao was still leading in 2 judges scorecards throughout the remainder of the fight. After the 11th round, Pacquiao leading 6 points and 1 point in 2 judges scorecard. Technically, Marquez needs to knockdown or to knockout Pacquiao in the last round in order to win. It didn't happened and the first fight resulted to a disputed draw.
The second fight was at least a clearer verdict from the point of view of the judges. They were in agreement in 9 out of 12 rounds. Pacquiao again started fast and leading the scorecards up to round 7 where Marquez even the score in one judge scorecard. Pacquiao still leading in 2 judges scorecards most of the fight and after the 11th, he's still enjoying a 2 point lead in one judge and 1 point edge in another judge. Same scenario as the first fight, Marquez needs a knockdown or knockout in the 12th and final round in order to win. Pacquiao won via split decision in the second fight.
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