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Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto knockout prediction. Dwyer of Gambling Advisory has predicted that Pacquiao will win if he ever he faces Cotto.

His main reason is that the way to beat Manny Pacquiao is through a straight right hand. Pacquiao's past three fights has been with left hand dominant fighters: Pacquiao vs Hatton, De la Hoya vs Pacquiao, and Pacquiao vs Diaz.

Dwyer beleives that Cotto like De la Hoya is a converted southpaw w/ a undeveloped right hand. His other reason includes that:

- cotto has been dropped before (torres & corely fights)
- cotto has to set his feet to punch
- cotto has no power when if fights off his back foot
- cotto won't be able to deal w/ pac's southpaw angles
- pac has speed advantage (hand / feet)
- pac is impossible to beat if he sits on the right shoulder

Manny Pacquiao vs Miguel Cotto - Pacquiao by Knockout


Miguel Cotto Past Fights
Cotto vs Jennings
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Another talented video editor created a custom Pacquiao vs Hatton video, this time reminiscent of the classic video game Street Fighter style. The video is hilarious and a work of love, because of the creativity that the author of this edit has done.

Pacquiao vs Hatton Street Fighter Video Game Style

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Manny Pacquiao General Santos City and Sarangani Province.

Fresh from his tour of Metro Manila and his Presidential courtesy call, Manny is now back home to his provincial home, that of General Santos City and his new political base of Kiamba, Sarangani Province.

It is by now a tradition that Manny Pacquiao tour the city, as the streets of General Santos was filled with placards cheering Pacquiao. Manny concluded his tour with a speech at Gensan plaza. As a finale he went to Kiamba, Sarangani Province to meet and greet his political supporters.


Manny Pacquiao General Santos City and Sarangani Province

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After his Victory Motorcade, Pacquiao went to the Malacanang Palace for a Courtesy Call, where President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, her Cabinet and members of Congress showered Manny Pacquiao with confetti, praises, a cake emblazoned with the Philippine flag and a sumptuous Filipino lunch in a chandelier-lit banquet hall.

Three tenors serenaded him with a rendition of his songs — one of his many side interests that includes acting.

Pacquiao presented his IBO light welterweight champion belt to Arroyo then gave her and her husband his team's sports jackets. Arroyo wore it over her elegant fuchsia dress, grabbed a microphone and threw questions at him like a fan.

"Did Hatton hurt you?" Arroyo asked.

"Not so much," Pacquiao replied. "On top of the ring, I thought he was bigger and stronger. But no, he could not take the punch of the Filipino nation."

Arroyo presented him with an encased copy of a presidential proclamation, which called for a national celebration Monday for Pacquiao, who was described as a "boxing legend" whose "life and victories inspire the Filipinos to have resiliency and dedication to triumph against all odds."

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Manny Pacquiao Victory Motorcade. The Filipino crowd hailed Manny Pacquiao as his float parades around Metro Manila. He was greeted by throngs of onlookers who cheered him as his motorcade pass by their streets.

Manny Pacquiao Victory Motorcade

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Manny Pacquiao SM Mall of Asia MOA Pacmania. Upon arriving in the Philippines, Manny Pacquiao sang at a total of four songs “I’ll Never Cry,” “Bilog Ang Mundo,” “Lahing Pilipino” and “Para Sa’Yo Ang Laban Na’To.”

“I’ll Never Cry” which is an Alice Cooper song, is a jab on Manny’s buzzword phrase “And you know, you know, you know… I’ll never cry.” from Manny Pacquiao funny Vitwater TV commercial.


Manny Pacquiao - Bilog ang Mundo


Manny Pacquiao - I Never Cry


Manny Pacquiao - Para sa 'Yo ang Laban na To


Manny Pacquiao - Lahing Pinoy

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Manny Pacquiao Arrives Manila Philippines. Despite the security and health precautionary measure was tight during Pacquiao's arrival Manila from Los Angeles, Manny's landing to his native soil, is by the Pacman's standard, low-key.

Wearing a white suit, Manny Pacquiao was with his wife Jinkee and the rest of Team Pacquiao. Manny's sons Michael and Jemuel, and daughter Princess welcome their father upon his arrival. His family and team went afterwards to Renaissance Hotel in Makati City for breakfast and brief rest.


Manny Pacquiao Arrives Airport Manila


Manny Pacquiao Renaissance Hotel Makati City

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Manny Pacquiao Victory Party Conga Room Los Angeles. Projection Screens was setup at the Latin themed nightclub Conga Room that showed boxer clips of Manny Pacquiao. Meanwhile, hundreds anticipated the arrival of the best fighter in the world. The superstar was late because he was watching the semifinals of the NBA.

"Tonight he can sing all night... You fight hard, you get to have fun . . . but not too much," said trainer Freddie Roach in the after-party.

"Manny! Manny! Manny!" chanted the crowd when he arrived.

Wearing a cream-colored suit jacket and jeans, and followed by his entourage and throngs of fans, Pacquiao sang Lahing Pinoy amidst the flashing cellphone screens and digital cameras.

"We just recorded that before the fight. Next time I'm going to make an English song for everyone," said Pacquiao.

Manny Pacquiao Victory Party Conga Room Los Angeles

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Manny Pacquiao at 100 Most Influential at Time Magazine.

“We look for people whose ideas, whose examples, whose talent, whose discoveries transform our world. Influence is less about the hard power of force than the soft power of ideas and example,” said Richard Stengel, the Time managing editor.

"I would remind anyone who doubts the results that this is an Internet poll. Doubting the results is kind of the point," said time.com managing editor Josh Tyrangiel.

Manny Pacquiao is listed as one of the Heroes and Icons, and reportedly got one of the largest vote, but the voting works in scale not just in number of votes.

Lennox Lewis, the former world heavyweight champion, is a boxing commentator for HBO Sports, wrote an article on Time:

“Pound for pound, Manny Pacquiao is the best boxer in the world. But even more important than holding that distinction, Manny has connected with the people of his home country, the Philippines, to the point where he is almost like a god. The people have rallied behind him and feel like they’re a part of him because they can see his talent, his dedication, his grace and his class. The grip he holds over the Philippines is similar to Nelson Mandela’s influence in South Africa. I can surely see Manny becoming the Philippine President one day."

"Pound for pound, Manny Pacquiao is the best boxer in the world. But even more important than holding that distinction, Manny has connected with the people of his home country, the Philippines, to the point where he's almost like a god. The people have rallied behind him and feel like they're a part of him, because they can see his talent, his dedication, his grace and his class. The grip he holds over the Philippines is similar to Nelson Mandela's influence in South Africa. I can surely see Manny becoming the Philippine President one day."

"In fact, he already ran for Congress in the Philippines but lost, in part because voters thought he could do more for the country as an inspirational champion boxer. I agree with the Filipino people. Manny, 30, already has a true global reach, and his influence will only expand as he gets better. Manny is from the Muhammad Ali school. He's a boxer, a puncher and a mover — a champion in four weight divisions. He doesn't stand there and take shots. He throws that wicked jab and is so quick to dodge trouble."

"Boxing needs a guy like Manny. Too often, when something positive develops, the sport takes two steps backward; you never know where the black eye is going to come from. With Manny, you don't have to worry about that. He just loves the sport and knows he's carrying the hopes of his country in the ring."

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Pacquiao vs Hatton Philippines Crowd Reactions. Filipinos rejoiced over the stunning victory of Pacquiao, that briefly brought unity among army troops and Muslim guerrillas and grounded traffic to a halt in his poor Southeast Asian homeland.

Philippines citizen cheered as they watch the live satellite bout between Filipino boxing champ Manny Paquiao and British Ricky Hatton for the light welterweight boxing title inside a gymnasium at a Manila slum, Philippines on Sunday May 3, 2009. Manny Pacquiao floored British boxer Ricky Hatton of Britain in the second round of the 12-round junior welterweight title boxing match at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Cinemas, restaurants, gymnasiums and other arenas in the country, aired live the boxing fight of the hometown folk hero Manny Pacquiao.

Pacquiao vs Hatton Manila Crowd Reactions


Pacquiao vs Hatton Provincial Crowd Reactions

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Pacquiao vs Hatton Holywood Celebrity: celebrities in attendance included WWE wrestler Batista, who walked in with Pacquiao, Jay-Z, Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs, Wesley Snipes, Jack Nicholson, Mariah Carey and husband Nick Cannon, Mario Lopez, David Arquette, Jeremy Piven, Christian Bale, Mark Whalberg, Russel Brand, Cedric the Entertainer, Denzel Washington and Matthew McConaughey.

Boxers included Jorge Arce, Marco Antonio Barrera, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., Chad Dawson, Juan Diaz, Oscar De La Hoya, Bernard Hopkins, Zab Judah, Juan Manuel Marquez, Shane Mosely, Hasim Rahman, Antonio Tarver, Mike Tyson, and Winky Wright.

Other athletes ringside were N.Y Giants running back Brandon Jacobs, free agent linebacker Donnie Edwards, Cleveland's Willie McGinest, mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz and his wife Jenna Jameson.

Pacquiao vs Hatton Holywood Celebrity


Denzel Washington Interview


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This Pacquiao vs Hatton Video Highlights is created by the talented Gorilla Productions.

"The same move everytime," said Hatton, who is on record saying this sentence during the Pacquiao vs Hatton 24/7 Episode 3. "Right hook, roll under." A statement acknowledged by Floyd Mayweather Sr.

However, in sports as in life, knowledge is not enough. For a plan to be successful, action is an absolute necessity. As the world found out by now, Hatton couldn't execute the plan, because, Manny Pacquiao's action is greater than Ricky's will ever be.

"Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth," Tyson once said.

Update: The Gorilla Productions video has been removed. Anyway here's another highlights video of the fight:

Pacquiao vs Hatton Video Highlights


Right Hook Roll Under Move

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Pacquiao vs Hatton Post-Fight Interview: Smitty of In This Corner TV/Maxboxing interviewed Manny Pacquiao, Sugar Shane Mosley and Freddie Roach right after the bout.

Pacquiao vs Hatton Post-Fight Interview

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Pacquiao vs Hatton Post-Fight Press Conference.

Manny Pacquiao: "This was as big for me as the De La Hoya victory. I was surprised that it was so easy, but I have been training hard since March. He was open for the right hook because I knew he would be looking for my left."

"It was nothing personal between us. I was just doing my job."

Pacquiao vs Hatton Post-Fight Press Conference

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