PACQUIAO versus MARQUEZ 4 Live Stream

Manny Pacquiao dominated almost all the rounds taking Mosley to lost the fight  in the end. People are expecting for an early result but the fight lasted for 12 rounds.

Mosley dropped twice on the ring with Pacquiao's puncher over him. But Manny also fell down when Mosley tried to push away Pacquiao. The latter become angry and pissed off so Pacquiao eagerly releases punches to Mosley but Mosley is trying to avoid the punches by hugging Pacquiao. The crowd chants over Mosley thinking that was a dirty tactics from Mosley. At The end, Filipino pride won the bout.

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NEW YORK (Feb. 14, 2011)—Global superstar and Philippine Congressman Manny Pacquiaoand three-division world champion “Sugar” Shane Mosley continued their U.S. media tour on Valentine’s Day in New York on Monday at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers – Pier 61 with another open to the public news conference.

Boxing fans got an up close and personal look at their favorites with some Pacquiao fans showing their support by waving Philippine flags while Mosley was also greeted by his share of loyal supporters.

The fight is being promoted by Top Rank, in association with MP Promotions, Sugar Shane Mosley Promotions, Tecate and MGM Grand, Pacquiao vs. Mosley will be produced and distributed live by SHOWTIME PPV®.

Photo credits: Chris Farina/Top Rank

Pacquiao_Mosley NY PC 110214_001a – Manny Pacquiao and “Sugar” Shane Mosley met with the New York media and their fans on Monday in New York City. The coast to coast media tour kicked off last Thursday in Beverly Hills and stopped over in Las Vegas on Saturday. Pacquiao and Mosley will battle for the World Boxing Organization (WBO) Welterweight world title on May 7 on SHOWTIME PPV®.

article credits: eastsideboxing.com

Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley won’t have to shovel their way through the press tour.

The fight promoter, Bob Arum, said the weather is improving, following an epic winter storm that affected more than a third of the United States, and should continue improve in time for the press tour that begins Feb. 10.

“The storm has ended and the weather should start getting warmer by tomorrow. There’s no need to bring your shovels,” Arum told The Star in a phone interview yesterday morning.

Bob Arum just took a deal and signed for the Manny Pacquiao – Shane Mosley boxing fight to be shown on CBS/Showtime on 7th of may and leaving HBO. For the normal fan, that doesn’t mean much of anything at all. Pacquiao fans are rejoicing at the news, happy for their hero Pacquiao but not fully grasping the fact that it won’t mean reduced prices for the Mosley-Pacquiao fight. All it will mean is that the fight could make more money for Arum, Pacquiao and Mosley if the fight brings in more fans to purchase it on PPV.

According to Dan Rafael, the advantage of the Pacquiao-Mosley fight being shown on CBS/Showtime is that it will be able to take advantage of advertising taking place during commercial breaks during prime time hours on CBS stations. This wouldn’t be just advertised on Showtime. It would be advertised on CBS stations as well. Needless to say, this will bring in more fans to purchase the fight. In addition to that, there will be separate preview shows similar to the HBO 24/7 series that will be displayed on CBS stations.

This all sounds great but what’s the point of all this if the general fan isn’t going to benefit with lower PPV costs? If it still costs $60 or whatever, how is that a gain for you and me? So what if more people watch it, how am I gaining from this? I still would have to pay tons of money to see this mismatch. And while we’re on the subject of mismatches, what good is it that more people are seeing Pacquiao fight? If he’s going to be facing mismatched opponents like 39-year-old Shane Mosley, a painfully slow Antonio Margarito and a beaten up and weight drained Miguel Cotto, how is that a great benefit if it’s being seen by more fans?

I would think it would better for fans if they got to see Pacquiao face Sergio Martinez, Juan Manuel Marquez, Andre Berto or Floyd Mayweather Jr. But Arum isn’t matching Pacquiao with those guys. We’re seeing Pacquiao being put in with fighters that he has beat before the fight even starts. If Pacquiao is going to be seen by more people due to the new CBS/Showtime deal, I don’t see that as a benefit for boxing fans and I don’t think it’s good for the sport if Pacquiao is going to be set up with nice little mismatches every time out.

(Credits to Chris Williams)