Round 1:

Round 2:

In a flash, Nonito Donaire – winner by TKO. Another Filipino pride. Congratulation. Nonito Donaire now the new World Boxing Council/World Boxing Organization bantamweight champion.

Back to the ring once again, Pacquiao is now ready for training on his fight versus Mosley. Pacquiao-Mosley will clash on May 7, 2011 – Saturday (US Time) at MGM Grand Arena. Live on Pay-Per-View, the action will be on May 8, 2011 Sunday (Phil. Time). Both are now at the last stage of their fight promotion tour and eventually both will turn back to their corresponding training grounds to concentrate and train hard for the said fight. News is that tickets are now already sold out for the fight. I think it would be a small fight for Pacquiao to defeat Mosley. I mean, he will defeat Mosley in no time. Let me know what you think about Pacquiao-Mosley fight, who will win and would it be TKO and in what round? I guess it won’t get to Round 5.

Watch Floyd Mayweather Jr. versus Shane Mosley WBA Welterweight Boxing match. Dubbed “Who R U Picking?” you can watch live streaming online for free. The free live streaming of Mayweather vs Mosley match will start at the following time zones: 09:00 PM (EST, Eastern Standard Time), 06:00 PM (PST, Pacific Standard Time), and 02:00 (GMT+1 – United Kingdom). The wait is over watch and enjoy.

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Unbeaten superflyweight A. J. (Bazooka) Banal is out to prove he’s for real when he takes on Panama’s Rafael (El Torito) Concepcion in a 12-round bout for the interim WBA 115-pound title at the New Cebu Coliseum this Saturday.

For Banal, the moment of truth has finally arrived. If he beats Concepcion, Banal will earn the right to face the winner of the Sept. 15 duel between Nobuo Nashiro and Kohei Kono for the WBA superflyweight crown on or before Dec. 18.

Banal’s manager Michael Aldeguer said yesterday the fight marks a sentimental homecoming for the southpaw who will see action in the arena close to his boyhood roots. Banal grew up in the tough Tondo-like Ermita district behind the New Cebu Coliseum.

“The stadium is walking distance from where he was raised,” said Aldeguer. “A. J. is excited about fighting close to home. His family, childhood friends and relatives will be at ringside. Although fans expect a convincing win by A. J., he’s not pressured. He’s relaxed and calm. He knows he’s up against a power puncher but he’s confident in his skills.”

Banal, 19, said he won’t engage Concepcion toe-to-toe at the start. He’ll probe, jab and use movement in the early rounds before moving in for the kill. ”I expect an action-packed fight,” said Aldeguer. “Concepcion is a slugger who just comes at you with both hands. His punches are wide and he leaves himself open charging in. What makes him dangerous is you don’t know where his punches are coming from. He’s not a volume puncher like A. J.’s last opponent (Caril) Herrera but he’s a much stronger hitter.” Concepcion trained nearly two months for Banal under the legendary Hector Roca – who has worked with Arturo Gatti, Iran Barkley, Buddy McGirt and Agapito Sanchez – at the fabled Gleason’s Gym in Brooklyn. Roca described Concepcion as a Gatti-type brawler who never backs down.

“This will be power versus power,” said Aldeguer. “While Concepcion will try to knock out A. J. as quickly as possible, I see A. J. being patient and looking to set up. They’ll eventually slug it out so it’s going to end up an all-out war.”

Aldeguer said the demand for tickets is heavy. A sellout is in the offing at the 10,000-seat Coliseum with ticket prices ranging from P150 for general admission to P2,500 for the front row.

International matchmaker Sampson Lewkowicz, nicknamed “Picasso” for his boxing masterpieces, arrived the other day to witness Banal’s coming of age. Two years ago, Lewkowicz predicted the teenaged Banal would someday become a world champion. “Regardless of the outcome, this will be a great fight,” said Lewkowicz. “I’m very excited to watch two youngsters fight for the world title. If A. J. wins, he’ll fight the winner of Nashiro versus Kono. Beyond that, I can’t say. As Picasso, my job is to paint a picture and let it dry before starting on a new portrait. A. J. shouldn’t take Concepcion lightly. It won’t be a walk in the park and if it is, it’ll be a very long walk.”

South Korea’s Yang Sup Shim has been designated as WBA ringside supervisor. The referee is Raul Caiz, Sr. of Texas with judges Philippe Verbeke of Belgium, Francisco Martinez of New Zealand and Chalerm Prayadsab of Thailand.

Concepcion turned pro in 2002 and has compiled a 10-2-1 record, with six KOs. His losses to Alexander Murillo and Ricardo Molina were later reversed via knockouts in rematches.

A bell-to-bell warrior, Concepcion got up from two knockdowns in the second round to halt Jean Piero Perez in the third last March. He was also floored by Molina in their first meeting. Concepcion has won his last seven outings. It will be his first bout outside of Panama.

Banal made his pro debut in 2005 and boasts a 17-0-1 record, with 14 KOs. He has won twice in the US and his last 10 victims were foreigners.

Aldeguer said among the VIPs trooping to the coliseum this Saturday are former Sen. Tito and Vic Sotto, Golden Boy vice president Eric Gomez, WBO Asia Pacific chairman Leon Panoncillo, Panamanian Ambassador to the Philippines Juan Felipe Pitty, Australian TV talk show host Peter Maniatis and fans from Australia, Japan and the US.

In the undercard, unbeaten Milan Melindo faces Panama’s Carlos (Shanghai) Melo for the WBA Intercontinental minimumweight title and veteran Michael Domingo meets Indonesia’s Rivo Rengkung for the WBO Oriental bantamweight crown.

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Day of reckoning for Banal
By Joaquin Henson – Philstar.com
Thursday, July 24, 2008

Congratulations! Manny Pacquiao again reigns in this fight: Lethal Combination against David Diaz in the 9th round Knockout (2:24 mark) at Last Vegas.

Once again, a truly Filipino pride… Manny Pacquiao.

Filipinos wish Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao best of luck for his fight today, June 29, 2008 to win the WBC lightweight title at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States over his opponent David Diaz.

If he could win this fight, Manny would be the first Asian to have different titles won in this sports. Good luck Manny.

Held in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand from December 6 to 16, 2007. The event coincides with the commemoration of 80^th birthday of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Most of the games venue will be held in the $65 million sport complex on Pakthongchai Road in Nakhon Ratchasima, which holds 20,000 seater the His Majesty the King’s 80^th Birthday Anniversary, 5^th December 2007 Sports Complex. Included in the sports complex a 5,000 seater indoor stadium, 16 tennis court facilities, and among other facilities.

Among the participating nations are the following with their current standings as of this writing. I will give update onto this..

24th SEA Games Medal Tally

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Both Oscar De la Hoya and Floyd Mayweather is at their height of training now for their the world awaits fight on May 5 (May 6-Manila Time) at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas Nevada. Both are now arrived in Las Vegas for their fight last Tuesday.

De la Hoya will try to capture the light middleweight title which is at present is in the hand of Mayweather in their coming fight called “The World Awaits”.

In the 7-day safety weight check in Los Angeles, both boxer acquired the weight limit. De la Hoya weighs 158 lbs. while Mayweather have 150 lbs.

The 33 year old De la Hoya has 38-4 win-loss record at 30 of these are KO’s while the 29 year old Mayweather has 27-0 win-loss record and 24 KO’s.

Filipino boxers are still on this big event, Rey “Boom-Boom” Bautista and AJ “Bazooka” Banal will have their undercard fights. Bautista will fight the undefeated Sergio Medina of Argentina for a 12 round eliminator fight while Banal versus Alberto Rosas.

The two fast-growing Filipino boxers are along with De La Hoya in his training under Freddie Roach as their trainer.

ABS-CBN will be airing their fights on Philippine Television on May 6 (Manila Time). Let’s see who will be on top and continue his career on this struggling sport.

Manny Pacquiao kept his international WBC super featherweight title with an 8th-round knockout of Jorge Solis.

Pacquiao (44-3-2, 35 KOs), a congressional candidate in the Philippines, one knocking out on 6th round, dominated most of the bout and ended it by knocking out his Mexican opponent twice in the eighth round.

Solis (32-1-2), First time defeated in his tale tape history, couldn’t keep up with the fast pace moves of “Pacman” Pacquiao.

Watch the 1-8 round of the Pacquiao-Solis battle HERE.

Round 1-3

Round 4-8

Congratulations once again to the Pambansang Kamao ng Pilipinas. Long live Manny Pacman Pacquiao.