Showing posts with label Pacquiao vs Clottey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pacquiao vs Clottey. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Watch the Pacquiao vs Clottey Full Replay Video

The Pacquiao vs Clottey full video replay is now available. This is the match entitled "The Event" held at the Dallay COwboys Stadium where 51,000++ were present.

The Manny Pacquiao vs Clottey replay of the full video where the former won a unanimous decision can be viewed through the links available. The world welterweight championship match went the full twelve rounds so watching it is worth the time.

Many, however were disappointed with Joshua Clottey's fight strategy which was not enough to win the match. See the full replay video of the Pacquiao vs Clottey for yourself.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Pacquiao vs Clottey Live Stream Update: Manny Pacquiao Looking Flawless as Clottey Bout Nears

This article which is a Pacquiao vs Clottey live streaming update was written by Ronnie Nathanielsz. There is nothing new really from this article. It has been said before but, anyway, it is fairly new so I thought I would share it.

Pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao looked flawless in his final workout at the Wild Card Gym in Los Angeles on Monday before taking the flight to Dallas, Texas aboard a specially chartered plane along with his charming wife Jinkee and a planeload of 160 people.

Pacquiao and his entourage arrived in Dallas late at night with the passengers thrilled at the special touch where Pacquiao’s photo and logo were on the seats as well as the cups in flight. The plane was chartered by Pacquiao.

Pacquiao and Jinkee checked in at his spacious suite at the Gaylord Hotel and according to ABS-CBN’s Dyan Castillejo who was with the team said Pacquiao was “really excited.”

She quoted trainer Freddie Roach as saying that after four rounds of sparring with Raymund Beltran and some furious flurries on the punch mitts before leaving for Dallas, that Pacquiao was “the best I’ve ever seen him.”

Castillejo reported that Pacquiao was “aggressive and sensational on the punch-mitts” and by all accounts looked ripped and ready for the performance of his life against the backdrop of the fantastic, state-of-the-art $1.2 billion Dallas Cowboys Stadium of owner Jerry Jones who is determined to make it the “Mecca of Boxing” in this decade.

Roach indicated he and conditioning expert Alex Ariza had to on occasions hold Pacquiao back because he “didn’t want to burn him out.” Roach said that he “normally averages 150 rounds of sparring but will average around 100 rounds for this fight.”

The celebrated trainer revealed that the more he watched Ghana’s former world champion Joshua Clottey as well as Pacquiao “the more confident I get that Manny will be the first person to knock Clottey out. I like Clottey, he is a nice kid and I don’t want to talk trash about him, but its just my feeling and I am very confident in my fighter.”

Roach said Pacquiao has studied the game-plan and “he knows how to fight this guy . He’s watched the tapes now, not just 30 seconds when he gets bored and walks away. He sees the effect."

Clottey who arrived ahead of Pacquiao looked comfortable as he checked out the ring at the Gaylord Hotel where a fight card in which Filipino boxers Richie Mepranum and Dennis Laurente will see action on the eve of “The Event” headlined by Pacquiao vs Clottey where two more Filipinos - Eden Sonsona and Michael Farenas will be on the undercard.

Clottey didn’t seem bothered by Roach’s prediction of a knockout win by Pacquiao, believing in his own ability to take a punch. Clottey remarked “I have a good chin and we African fighters take a lot of punches but I have a good chin. I never expect myself to get in the ring to get knocked out. I never expect that. No.”

Clearly the big, tough and strong Clottey’s fight plan is to use his size to overcome the smaller Pacquiao who may well enter the ring on fight night giving away at least ten pounds in weight to the challenger who some expect to come in around 160 pounds although his trainer Lenny De Jesus told us he wants to send Clottey into the ring at around 155 pounds.

However, Clottey seems to have other plans and while predicting a “tough fight for both of us” he added “I will be stronger than him because after the weigh-in I am going to eat and I am going to blow up.”

Clottey said he hasn’t felt better and “this is the best I felt. It started when I went to Africa where I was training on the beach. I came to America, went to Florida and we went to the beach all the time. So I was training a lot.”

Clottey’s manager Vinny Scolpino and trainer de Jesus who worked in Pacquiao’s corner for six fights and ended his ties when Shelly Finkel took over as Pacquiao’s promoter, both realize that Clottey probably lost a fight he should have won against Miguel Cotto because he didn’t throw too many punches in the last two rounds which is something they say they have corrected.

Scolpino noted that tings changed during training camp and Clottey “is throwing more punches and combinations and knows he has to let his hands loose in there” even as he indicated they were happy seeing the change in his work on the mitts.

Pacquiao’s adviser Michael Koncz told ABS-CBN in an interview that they are not underestimating Clottey and that “Manny is not taking it lightly.” Koncz said all these years they had gone through the same routine of press conferences, interviews and media workouts but this time he hadn’t “seen him (Pacquiao) so excited when we were Dallas at the stadium. At least five times a week he’s telling me about the stadium so he’s very excited about that. He knows this is the first boxing match there and its important to make a big showing.”

Top Rank promoter Bob Arum who was on hand in Dallas to welcome Pacquiao conceded that while Pacquiao is the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world he will be facing “what may be his toughest, toughest test when he takes on Clottey who is a really rugged, tough welterweight that most fighters are afraid to fight. Clottey comes to fight.”

If you are looking for an exciting Pacquiao vs Clottey live video stream of "The Event" I guess you should first be updated about how both fighters are and this is what this post is all about.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Pacquiao Training vs Clottey Video not Live Stream

Here is the video of Pacquiao training vs Clottey, not live stream or live streaming. This is not live but is free to watch and share.

The Pacquiao vs Clottey live stream is being searched by many, but in the meantime, please enjoy this video of Pacman's training.



Here is Pacquiao's training vs Clottey, and again it's not live video stream.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Pacquiao vs. Clottey: "Road To Dallas" on March 6

Pacquiao vs. Clottey: "Road To Dallas" Premieres March 6

HBO Sports® will be presenting “Road to Dallas: Pacquiao vs. Clottey,” which is a 30-minute special analyzing the upcoming welterweight title fight between pound-for-pound king Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and challenger Joshua Clottey that will mark the first-ever pro boxing event at the landmark $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The intriguing match entitled “Road to Dallas: Pacquiao vs. Clottey ” will take place on a Saturday, March 13 and be televised on HBO Pay-Per-View ®.

Monday, January 11, 2010

Watch Out for the Pacquiao vs Clottey Live Stream Link Here

The Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao vs Joshua Clottey match is officially set and many are watching out for the video live stream link that will be available on March 13, 2010. The fight will be held in Dallas, Texas at the Cowboys Stadium.

This Clottey vs Pacquiao match is sure to boost the demand for live stream videos and video sites like youtube, ustream and others will be searched for a link to watch this match free.

Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao


Joshua Clottey

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