Watch Replay PACQUIAO vs COTTO Fight

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO Replay! Manny Pacquiao put on yet another dominating performance Saturday night, knocking down Miguel Cotto twice and turning his face into a bloody mess before finally stopping him 55 seconds into the 12th round. Pacquiao used his blazing speed and power from both hands to win his seventh title in seven weight classes and cement his stature as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. Cotto took such a beating that his face was a river of red from the fury of Pacquiao’s punches.” Pacquiao wins with his power again!

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Updates and Results

Cotto vs. Pacquiao live Updates

Pacquiao entered to the tunes of AC/DC's Thunder Struck, followed by Survivor's Eye Of The Tiger. The challenger was led by the Philippines flag, wearing a read robe with blue sleeves. Once in the ring, he climbed to the top of a ring post and raised his right fist skyward, to the cheers of the crowd.

Cotto entered the ring to Hispanic rap tunes, wearing a white hoodie cut off at the waist, with a member of his entourage holding his WBO belt aloft.

Michael Buffer: "Let's Get Ready To Rumble!!!!!"


Round 1: Cotto jabs. Three times. All land. Cotto throws a hook. The crowd chants Manny, then, Cotto. Three Pacquiao jabs fall short. Cotto counters with a grazing left. Cotto drills a three-punch combination, once to the body. Cotto lands a left to the head. Cotto moves in behind his jab. Three Cotto jabs and a left to the body. Another Cotto jab to the head lands. Pacquiao misses with a right. Cotto finishes with a three-punch combination. Cotto's round, 10-9


Round 2: Pacquiao fires his right from his southpaw stance. Cotto is beating him to the punch. Pacquiao drives a left right. Cotto is steady and focused behind his jab. Pacquiao lands his left, but takes a hard left jab. A four-punch combination lands from Pacquiao, then three more blows. The crowd cheers. Cotto comes forward and drills Pacquiao with a hard left hook to the head. Pacquiao gets his right hand going. Pacquiao goes to the body and head with a five punch combination that shakes Cotto in his tracks. Another five-punbination from Pacquiao stunts Cotto. Cotto closes strong, but Pacquiao wins the round on activity. Pacquiao's round, 10-9


Round 3: Cotto moves forward with measured agression. A hard right from Pacquiao stuns Cotto. Then Pacquiao drops Cotto with a right hand to the temple. Cotto rises and comes forward. Pacquaio drives to the body, goes to the ropes. Cotto drills Pacquiao with a left hook to the head, but the challenger takes it. Pacquiao's lead left lands twice. Cotto drives three punches to the body and one to the head. Paquiao fires three right hands, a left and dances away. Cotto follows and nails Pacquiao with a right-left combination to the head. Pacquiao's round, 10-8


Round 4: Cotto folows, Pacquiao dances away on his toes. Cotto nails Pacquaio with a three-punch combination on the ropes. Pacquiao goes to the head with a right and then to the body with a left. Cotto tkes a three-punch combination to the body. Cotto drills a right to the body. Pacquiao pot-shots Cotto. Cotto lands about seven punches on Pacquiao along the ropes. Pacquiao covers up. Once off the ropes, Pacquiao circles and catches Cotto with a left uppercut that drops the champion again. Cotto rises, and is saved by the bell. Pacquiao's round, 10-8



Round 5: Pacquiao's speed, power and elusiveness are impressive. The crowd chants the challenger's name. Cotto moves in behind his jab. Pacquiao appears to be timing him. Pacquiao wobbles Cotto again. Cotto continues to move forward and go to the body. Pacquiao appears to be setting up the champion. Too fast. Cotto nails Pacquiao with a left uppercut on the ropes and then a right off the ropes that shakes him. Pacquiao closes with a one-two, just before the bell. Cotto's round, 10-9


Round 6: Cotto comes forward behind his jab again. Pacquiao goes to the body and head, the latter, with two right hands. Pacquiao comes forward and nails Cotto along the ropes. In the middle of the ring, Pacquiao' lead left is twice effective. Cotto is flinching in anticipation of punches that he doesn't appear to be able to see coming. Cotto backs up, and Pacquiao purusues, nearly putting Cotto down with a right along the ropes. The fighers exchange, evenly, to close the round. Pacquiao's round, 10-9


Round 7: Pacquiao opens the round with a 10-punch assualt. Cotto covers, yet he still is being battered. A lead left to the body backs up Cotto. Pacquiao digs in and lands a right and left uppercut near the center of the ring. Cotto lands a left, but his face already is reddened and eeemingly about to come apart. Pacquaio is flat-footed and teeing off with the lead left and followup right. Pacquiao's round, 10-9


Round 8: Pacquiao meets Cotto in the center of the ring. Pacquiao leads with the left and lands it twice. Pacquiao seems ready to go for the kill. But Cotto lands a nice jab. Pacquiao is undeterred, missing wildly with three, melevalent vollies. Cotto is on his toes. Pacquiao lands three left hooks and a right. On the ropes, Cotto takes another three-punch combination. Cotto takes a right. Pacquiao absorbs two left hooks to the head. On the ropoes, Pacquiao rakes Cotto with a three-punch combination. Near the end of the round, Pacquiao does so again, this time, in Cotto's corner. Pacquiao's round, 10-9


Round 9: Cotto bravely meets Pacquiao in the center of the ring and begins to jab, but tables turn quickly as Pacquiao corners him and drills him with about 10 punches along the ropes. A three-punch combination staggers Cotto, and Bayless looks ready to step in, as he breaks the fighters. Cotto is bloody and ready to go as he dances away. His eyes are puffy and his face a mass of redness. Pacquiao, hands down at his sides, is simply chasing him and punishing him. Cotto's face is a series of welts and cuts. Pacquiao's round, 10-8


Round 10: Cotto is simply surviving, jabbing as much to keep Pacquiao off of him as to win. Pacquiao stays in his face, firing his right jab, and looking as fresh as the first round. Pacquiao takes a deep breath and drops his hands, but Cotto doesn't take advantage. Cotto jabs twice, but takes a two-punch, and then, a three-punch combination along the ropes before the bell. Pacquiao's round, 10-9


Round 11: The crowd chants Pacquiao's name to start the round. Pacquiao moves in behind his jab. Cotto's trunks are read with his own blood. Trapped in Pacquiao's corner, Cotto takes a seven-punch combination. Cotto continues to back-peddle in survival mode. Pacquiao drills two right hands home. Pacquiao drops his hands at the end of the round as if to say, "Fight me." Pacquiao's round, 10-9

Round 12: The crowd chants Pacquiao's name, and after a hard left hand is delivered that drives Cotto to the ropes, referee Kenny Bayless quickly steps in, cradles Cotto and waves an end to the fight to prevent more punishment. Manny Pacquaio wins by 12th-round technical knockout victory. The official time is 55 seconds of the round

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO Replay Video

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO Replay! The much awaited fight of the year is about to start. Who will win this bout? The faster Pacquiao or the bigger Cotto? In this fight, Pacquiao is likely favored to win while Cotto is the underdog in this bout. The pressure right now is not for both fighters but for Mayweather because he will be the possible next opponent whoever wins this bout. Don't ever miss this exciting fight! If you miss this bout you can watch replay online here and will be available and posted here after the fight.

Watch Manny PACQUIAO vs Miguel COTTO Free Live Stream

Watch Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Live Stream. Firepower! This November 14, two explosive forces will collide when Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto face off for the World Welterweight Championship. Manny Pacquiao, boxing's pound-for-pound king, is on a quest to be included among the greatest of all-time. World Champion Miguel Cotto is determined to keep his belt, and use his bone-crushing power to topple the sport's top fighter. The battle lines have been drawn in the year's most anticipated showdown. When heroes collide, legends are born. “Manny Pacquiao vs. Miguel Cotto: Firepower” Saturday, November 14, 2009, Live Here. The Replay will also be shown here after the fight.

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Weigh In

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Filipino boxing sensation Manny Pacquiao and Puerto Rico’s pride Miguel Cotto both weighed in Friday afternoon for their WBO welterweight bout at the MGM Grand hotel and casino in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

Pacquiao tipped the scales at 144 pounds while Cotto came in at 145. Freddie Roach, Manny’s trainer, put up his hands as if he were to say he was happy with Cotto’s weight, but then got into a verbal sparring with Cotto’s trainer, Joe Santiago, after Santiago approached him and said something.

Although the Puerto Rican has won a world title every year since 2004 and will be competing in his natural division, Pacman is widely viewed as the favorite.

Manny Pacquiao 144 vs Miguel Cotto 145
(WBO welterweight championship/WBC Diamond belt)
Alfonso Gomez 145.5 vs Jesus Soto-Karass 148**
Matt Korobov 160.5 vs James Winchester 158
Eden Sonsona? 121 vs Eilon Kedem 119.5
Abner Cotto 133 vs Lupe Guzman 134.5
Ernie Marquez 112 vs Richie Mepranum 113.5
Rodrigo Garcia 150 vs Martin Guerra 152
**Soto-Karass stripped down naked and reweighed at 147.5. Has to lose 1/2 pound.

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Final Press Conference

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Las Vegas, Nevada --- (L-R) Six-time world champion pound-for-pound king Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao,General Santos,Philippines and three-time world champion and the pride of Puerto Rico Miguel Cotto, Caguas, Puerto Rico pose during the final press conference for their upcoming "FIREPOWER" World Welterweight championship fight. Pacquiao vs Cotto is promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions,Cotto Promotions,MGM Grand and Tecate, will take place, Saturday,November 14 at the sold out MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be available live on HBO Pay Per View.

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Watch Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto Free! I’m really looking forward to Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KO’s) facing a real welterweight in WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto and finally getting his just deserts when Pacquiao gets taken out on November 14th at the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The fight is for the World Welterweight Championship and a catch-weight of 145 pounds.

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Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Replay! “Manny Pacquiao vs. Miguel Cotto: Firepower” Saturday, November 14, 2009 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Fans of Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto who haven't watched the fight, you can watch the replay here. It will be posted after the fight. Stay tuned for more info.

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Undercard

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs) vs. Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 knockouts) fight card in Las Vegas on Saturday night.


Televised Undercard

• Jesus Soto-Karass (24-3-3, 16 KOs), Los Mochis, Mexico, vs. Alfonso Gomez (20-4-2, 10 KOs), Tustin, Calif., 10 rounds, for vacant WBC Continental Americas Welterweight (147 pounds) Championship.

• Daniel Santos (33-2-1, 23 KOs), Bayamon, Puerto Rico, vs. Yuri Foreman (27-0, eight KOs), Brooklyn, N.Y., 12 rounds, for Santos' WBA Super Welterweight (154 pounds) Championship.

• Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (40-0-1, 30 KOs), Culiacan, Sinoloa, Mexico, vs. Troy Rowland (25-2, seven KOs), Grand Rapids, Mich., 10 rounds, middleweights (160 pounds)


The Main Event

Manny Pacquiao vs. Miguel Cotto

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Wrong move, Pacquiao

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Wrong move, Manny Pacquiao.

This was the gripping statement issued by WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto, who puts his title on the line against the Filipino spitfire this Sunday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.

In a display of confidence, the Puerto Rican boasted that Pacquiao made a mistake in fighting him.

According to a report by espnstar.com Cotto vowed to foil Pacquiao’s bid to clinch a record seventh world title in as many weight classes, hinting that the Filipino ring icon has bitten off more than he can chew.

"If he thinks he is going to win seven titles in seven weight divisions now, he has picked the wrong moment, the wrong fighter and the wrong opponent," the Puerto Rican bomber said.

"If he thinks he is going to win the seventh title against Miguel Cotto, he is very wrong," he added.

Cotto and Pacquiao will duke it out at a catchweight of 145 lbs.

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Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Tale of the Tape

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! This November 14, 2009, All Boxing fans can’t wait to watch Pacquiao vs Cotto live stream match that will shake the world! Manny “The Pacman” Pacquiao, the best pound for pound boxer of the world will enter the ring once more and prove to the whole world that he is the best boxer in his time. Manny Pacquiao will face Miguel Cotto a Puerto Rican boxer. It will be held live at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. You can watch Pacquiao vs Cotto live streaming on Pay Per View.

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Showtime!

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! This is it now we are just over a week away from Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto, everything is on the line for both fighters here, Pacquiao, his legacy, now that he takes on his biggest test of his career, and as for Cotto there’s his pride, how will he handle defeat for a second time. There is no doubt that doesn’t Manny lack power but Miguel is much cleverer than Ricky Hatton and a lot younger than Oscar De La Hoya.

Cotto likes southpaw’s a lot, as he favours his left hand but fights out of an orthodox stance he doesn’t have to lean in to land his big left to the body especially in close quarters. Pacquiao is no doubt the faster of the two and looks in great shape(despite whatever Manuel Perez says). If Pacquiao can keep out of harms way he can win this no problem, but you can’t run for 12 rounds against Miguel.

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: TIME is on Manny Pacquiao's Side

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Los Angeles, CA (November 5)—On the heels of his first primetime television appearance on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live and his recognition as a 2009 Gusi Peace Prize laureate, boxing phenom Manny Pacquiao now finds himself on the cover of TIME Magazine Asia edition (see below) as part of a five page feature story on the boxing Champion that will be included in all editions (global and US market) of the magazine hitting newsstands this weekend.

With the population of Asia being the largest in the world, Pacquiao is overwhelmed with the idea of so many people seeing his face on the cover of such a prestigious magazine.

“I absolutely had no idea that when I started my career in boxing, to provide a better life for myself and my family, that I would now be where I am today and on the cover of TIME Magazine,” said Pacquiao. “A fighter’s dream is to win a world title and gain financial stability. But what is happening to me now is the most humbling experience of my life. It is a great honor for me to be the face of my people and to let everyone know we are a small but mighty country.. I have great pride for all of the Filipinos living throughout the world and it is these people that I fight for each and every time I step into the ring.”

Perhaps no boxer since Joe Louis has attracted such worldwide attention as the world grips the importance of Pacquiao as a national treasure to his people and as one of the most gifted and philanthropic fighters to grace the history of the sport. As part of TIME’s history, former champions who have appeared on the US cover include: 1923 – Jack Dempsey, 1926 – James J. Tunney, 1929 – Max Schmeling, 1931 – Primo Carnera, 1941 – Joe Louis, 1951 – Sugar Ray Robinson, 1963 – Cassius Clay, 1971 – Muhammad Ali/Joe Frazier, 1978 – Muhammad Ali, and in 1988 – Mike Tyson.

Promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions, Miguel Cotto Promotions, MGM Grand and Tecate, Firepower: Pacquiao vs. Cotto will take place Saturday, November 14 at the sold out MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nev. and will be produced and distributed Live on HBO Pay-Per-View®, beginning at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT.

HBO's® fast-moving reality series "24/7 Pacquiao/Cotto" returns with an all new episode This Saturday! November 7 at 9 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. PT. The four-episode series chronicles the preparations and back stories of both fighters as they train for their November 14 pay-per-view showdown. Episodes one and two are available on HBO ON DEMAND.

Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Cotto workout

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Three-time world champion and the pride of Puerto Rico, Miguel Cotto hits the mitts with trainer Joe Santiago during a packed media day in Los Angeles Tuesday for his upcoming “FIREPOWER” world welterweight championship fight against six-time world champion pound-for-pound king Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao. Pacquiao vs Cotto is promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions, Cotto Promotions, MGM Grand and Tecate, will take place, Saturday, November 14 at the sold out MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be available live on HBO Pay-Per-View.

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO Live Stream

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO Live! We are only a little over a week away from the mega-fight between super-charged Manny Pacquiao and heavy-duty Miguel Cotto and the anticipation is building. Threads about the fight are everywhere. I actually overheard a couple of 40-50 year age women talking about this fight and they knew what they were talking about. You got to love that.

With all the talk what can be said that hasn’t been said? Manny’s speed is well documented. Cotto’s ability to absorb punishment is known. Both fighters tenaciously represent their countries: Philippines and Puerto Rico. I heard an analogy of the fight as a Ferrari running head on into a Hummer and I am inclined to agree with that.

This fight will be potentially as dynamic as it will be volatile and explosive. Still, at the end of the day someone has to win and someone has to lose. This fight represents a career intersection where the winner will lay claim to being one of the greatest boxers of all time. The other, though his career won’t end at the final bell of this fight, will definitely be viewed differently..

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Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream: Miguel Cotto Works Out in Las Vegas

Watch Pacquiao vs Cotto Live Stream! Three-time world champion and the pride of Puerto Rico, Miguel Cotto(L), Caguas, Puerto Rico stretches with the help of fitness expert Phil Landman(R) in Las Vegas during final preparations for his upcoming "FIREPOWER" World Welterweight championship fight against six-time world champion pound-for-pound king Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao,General Santos,Philippines. Pacquiao vs Cotto is promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions,Cotto Promotions,MGM Grand and Tecate, will take place, Saturday,November 14 at the sold out MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be available live on HBO Pay Per View.

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO: Cotto in Vegas!

Watch PACQUIAO vs COTTO! Fans welcome three-time world champion and the pride of Puerto Rico, Miguel Cotto as he arrives in Las Vegas to prepare for his upcoming “FIREPOWER” world welterweight championship fight against six-time world champion pound-for-pound king Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao. Pacquiao vs Cotto is promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions, Cotto Promotions, MGM Grand and Tecate, will take place, Saturday, November 14 at the sold out MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be available live on HBO Pay-Per-View.

Pacquiao vs. Cotto: What Will Manny’s Excuse be When he Loses?

By Manuel Perez: I can already see the excuses flowing in from Manny Pacquiao and his loyal trainer Freddie Roach after November 14th. I’d like for it to be some straight honest excuses where Pacquiao and Roach admit that they fought a superior fighter with better talent, power and ability than him. But what I expect will be some lame excuses along the lines of ‘I wasn’t feeling good in training camp, I hurt my shoulder or I couldn’t see because of the cut.’

I really hope that Pacquiao takes his loss like a man and doesn’t come up with the excuses after the fact but I just don’t see it happening that way. A whole bunch of people who don’t know what they’re talking about are predicting that Pacquiao is going to beat Cotto on November 14th. I’m really laughing at them because I haven’t seen so many wrong people in all my life.
This is going to be really nice to see Pacquiao eating a big plate of humble pie. I hope he swallows all of it because I don’t want him with any false hopes about the loss. There’s one thing that fighters need to accept is responsibility for their losses. The worse thing they can do is start coming up with the excuses after the fact. A tell tale sign of a fighter not accepting their defeat is when they start with the excuses and want to fire their trainer.

I doubt that Pacquiao will fire Roach after Cotto fight, at least I hope he doesn’t. But I still see Pacquiao making with the excuses for the loss. It’s so sad. I hope Pacquiao doesn’t resort to this. I don’t want to lose respect for the man and I think I would if Pacquiao starts blabbering left and right with every excuse under the son to explain away his loss. I can just see him going motor mouth while being interviewed.

It will be a terrible sight if he does this. Just accept the loss, Pacquiao, and take your defeat with dignity. I’m okay with the “It just wasn’t my night” excuses, but I can’t stomach when fighters start crying about injuries, poor training camps or other things that took place during the fight. If Pacquiao can’t beat Cotto in the ring, the last thing I want to hear is a bunch of lame excuses.

A loss to Cotto won’t be such a bad thing. At least Pacquiao know where he’s at in terms of talent. It’s better to know how good you are in reality rather than having a mental image in your head that isn’t true. Once Cotton finishes beating the tar out of Pacquiao, his self image will be adjusted to the point where he has a more accurate picture of his true ability – I hope.

If Pacquiao starts with the excuses then that tells me that he hasn’t accepted the loss and is looking for a scapegoat for target to put the blame on. There’s nothing wrong with losing. Pacquiao shouldn’t worry about it when it happens. It’s part of the game and every fighter has to accept it and not try to explain it away with excuses.

Source: boxingnews24.com

Fight's off if Cotto weighs over 147 lb

MANILA, Philippines - There’s just one thing that can keep the Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto fight from happening, and that’s if the champion from Puerto Rico weighs in at over 147 lb.

“That’s the highest we could go (147 pounds),” Pacquiao’s chief trainer, Freddie Roach, was quoted as saying in an Internet report that came out yesterday.

Pacquiao and Cotto are fighting at a catchweight of 145 lb even if the 27-year-old Puerto Rican has agreed to stake his WBO welterweight (147 lb) crown.

At the start of the negotiations, Team Pacquiao tried to drag Cotto down to as low as 143 lb, but the latter said he can’t go lower than 145, and the fight was sealed.

“ I would call the fight off if he comes in weighing more than that,” Roach also said, meaning Cotto will have to make sure or even die trying to make the catchweight.


Or face the severe consequences, like losing all his purse, or even facing a legal battle.

Based on reports, Cotto will be fined $1 million for every pound in excess of 145. He can weigh in at 147, pay Pacquiao $2 million and go on and fight the Filipino pound-for-pound champion.

But if Cotto weighs just a fraction over 147, Roach said he’s pulling the plug on what could be or what should be the biggest fight of the year.

In the fight contract that either fighter who exceeds 145 lb will have to pay a fine, but it’s only today that the details had come out.

“We’re just protecting Manny,” Mike Koncz, Pacquiao’s adviser, had said.

Pacquiao is three days into training at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood after spending more than 30 days training in three different gyms in the Philippines.

Before he boarded the plane to Los Angeles last Saturday, Pacquiao walked around 150 lb, and was happy to report in his regular column that he still gets to eat as much as he wants.

Cotto, on the other hand, must be bleeding to get down in weight. In New York, during the press tour last September, Cotto said he was at 160, and Pacquiao’s conditioning coach, Alex Ariza, liked what he heard.

“It means he has a lot more work to do than us in losing weight,” said Ariza.

Source: philstar.com