Friday, November 13, 2009
Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto live stream free online PPV, HBO Boxing
Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto live stream online via PPV on HBO from MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas Nevada on November 14, 2009, 9PM ET/6PM PT. Consider as one of the mega-fight this year in the world of boxing, this boxing event will be headlining Pacquiao vs Cotto in a 145 pounds fight. Cotto will be defending his WBO Welterweight title from Pacquiao who is seeking for his 7th division title. Both fighter is coming off a win, Cotto (34-1) regain confidence after winning over Joshua Clottey about 6 month ago. Pacquiao meanwhile, is coming off a second-round knockout win against former IBF jr. welterweight and WBA welterweight world champion Ricky Hatton in his last fight on May 2. Pacquiao has never lost in his last 5 fights. Can Cotto win over Manny Pacquiao? Just watch Pacquiao vs Cotto live via pay-per-view on HBO. Pacquiao has got lot of fans with his KO style and many of the fans are willing to watch the Boxing on NOvember 14th 2009
Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Streaming Online
Watch Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Free Live Stream direct from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 14, 2009. Online free live stream is available so as will be aired live on HBO Pay-Per-View. After beating Ricky Hatton, Pacquiao will face another challenge in his boxing career. This will be Pacquiao's opportunity to win to win a world title in a fourth division. Pacquiao and his Toprank Promotions stablemate Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico will face off on a catch weight of 145 pounds for the WBO welterweight title.
Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs), of General Santos City, Philippines, has won six world titles in as many different weight divisions ranging from 112 to 140 pounds, cementing the Filipino national hero’s status as the sport’s pound-for-pound champion. His performance in 2008 was described as “Henry Armstrongesque,” winning world titles at 130 and 135 pounds with victories over Juan Manuel Marquez and David Diaz, respectively, and knocking out and retiring Oscar De La Hoya at 147 pounds to finish the trifecta. This year, he picked up where he left off last year – winning another world title in a new weight division — dealing defending junior welterweight champion Ricky Hatton a one-punch second-round knockout last May 2 for his 10th consecutive victory.
Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), from Caguas, Puerto Rico, has held a world title every year since 2004. Puerto Rico’s most exciting fighter, Cotto held the World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior welterweight crown from 2004-2006, successfully defending it six times before vacating it to capture the World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight title at the end of 2006, a title he held for nearly as long. He won his second welterweight title in February this year, knocking out Michael Jennings in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to become the WBO welterweight champion. Notable scalps on Cotto’s belt include Sugar Shane Mosley, Zab Judah, Pauli Malinaggi, and Demarcus Corley. Cotto’s last fight was the brutal split-decision victory over Joshua Clottey in New York last June 2009.
Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs), of General Santos City, Philippines, has won six world titles in as many different weight divisions ranging from 112 to 140 pounds, cementing the Filipino national hero’s status as the sport’s pound-for-pound champion. His performance in 2008 was described as “Henry Armstrongesque,” winning world titles at 130 and 135 pounds with victories over Juan Manuel Marquez and David Diaz, respectively, and knocking out and retiring Oscar De La Hoya at 147 pounds to finish the trifecta. This year, he picked up where he left off last year – winning another world title in a new weight division — dealing defending junior welterweight champion Ricky Hatton a one-punch second-round knockout last May 2 for his 10th consecutive victory.
Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), from Caguas, Puerto Rico, has held a world title every year since 2004. Puerto Rico’s most exciting fighter, Cotto held the World Boxing Organization (WBO) junior welterweight crown from 2004-2006, successfully defending it six times before vacating it to capture the World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight title at the end of 2006, a title he held for nearly as long. He won his second welterweight title in February this year, knocking out Michael Jennings in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden to become the WBO welterweight champion. Notable scalps on Cotto’s belt include Sugar Shane Mosley, Zab Judah, Pauli Malinaggi, and Demarcus Corley. Cotto’s last fight was the brutal split-decision victory over Joshua Clottey in New York last June 2009.
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