10 Miguel Cotto – has a boxing record of; 34 Wins, 2 Losses, 27 Knockouts
9. Israel Vasquez – his boxing record is; 44 Wins, 4 Losses, 32 Knockouts
8. Chad Dawson – has a total fights of; 29 Wins, 0 Losses, 1 No Contest, 17 Knockouts
7. Arthur Abraham – has a total fights of; 31 Wins, 0 Losses, 25 Knockouts
6. Bernard Hopkins – has a boxing record of 50 Wins, 5 Losses, 1 Draw, 1 No-contest, 32 Knockouts
5. Juan Manuel Marquez – has a total of 50 wins, 5 losses, 1 draw, 37 knockouts
4. Paul Williams – he has total fights 39; 38 wins and 27 by knockouts and losses 1 fight
3. Shane Mosley – he has total fights of 52 fights; 46 wins, 39 of this 46 wins is by knockouts and has 5
2. Floyd Mayweather Jr. – who is also a pound for pound king of his time, he has 40 wins by knockout and no losses.
1. Many Pacquiao – is on the lead for he was the first Filipino boxer who won seven titles in seven different divisions.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Sugar Shane Mosley Video Highlights from May 1. 2010
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Sugar Shane Mosley Video Highlights from May 1. 2010
Pacquiao vs Cotto which originally aired 11/14/09
We all would like the fight to happen between Pac and May.
Pacquiao vs Cotto which originally aired 11/14/09
We all would like the fight to happen between Pac and May.
Manny Pacquiao: Will fight as boxer and congressman
World boxing champion Manny Pacquiao believes he can continue his phenomenal career in the ring while fulfilling his dream of helping his poor countrymen as a politician.
“It just needs discipline. You just need time management,” he said.
Still on a high after winning a congressional
seat representing impoverished Sarangani province, Pacquiao, 31, said he would continue fighting—both as an athlete and legislator for the people.
“There are many problems in my province, many people who need help and, one by one, we will decide what to do to help them,” said Pacquiao at a grand celebration in his hometown Saturday night.
“I am happy that I won and that people voted for me but it is also a great responsibility and so I must help my countrymen,” said Pacquiao, known as Pacman, who grew up dirt-poor until boxing brought him world fame and riches.
“It just needs discipline. You just need time management,” he said.
Still on a high after winning a congressional
seat representing impoverished Sarangani province, Pacquiao, 31, said he would continue fighting—both as an athlete and legislator for the people.
“There are many problems in my province, many people who need help and, one by one, we will decide what to do to help them,” said Pacquiao at a grand celebration in his hometown Saturday night.
“I am happy that I won and that people voted for me but it is also a great responsibility and so I must help my countrymen,” said Pacquiao, known as Pacman, who grew up dirt-poor until boxing brought him world fame and riches.
Amir Khan vs Paulie Malignaggi Video Replay Highlights, Results 15 May 2010
Light-Welterweight Title Contest commences on 15th May Saturday, 2010 in WAMU Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York between WBA Super Lightweight World Champion Amir Khan against native hero Paul Malignaggi. This will be the debut for the champion in America.
Both the fighter will be looking forward to a huge display at 140 lbs with a victory. Though, it was not certain that Khan will face Malignaggi in his American Debut. There were other in the race like Juan Manuel Marquez and Marcos Maidana against Khan and finally Malignaggi was up the race. Khan has the perfect talent and the speed, by which he can trouble any opponent. Against Malignaggi, Khan can definitely match his speed and can outdo him in power.
Malignaggi on the other hand is a tough fighter here. He is skillful and smart as well but not a guy with power punch, but his confidence and dexterity viaduct the gap. It has been noticed that sometime in bigger matches, he comes loose against his opponents. Malignaggi has been with his new trainer Sharif Youman and it appears that he has evoked his potential
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