Manny Pacquiao Interview After Margarito Fight Video

Interviewer: Congratulations, what do you think of your performance tonight?

Manny Pacquiao: I'm just doing my job. My opponent is not that easy. He's very strong, very tough. I hit his face a lot, but he's strong, he can fight.

Interviewer: Do you think, the fight should have been stopped at some point?

Manny Pacquiao: That's why I'm looking at the referee to look at it, because he has a lot of bad cut in the right eye. Boxing is not about killing each other. It's about entertainment for everybody.

Interviewer: It seem like in the 6th round, he had his best rounds. Did he ever hurt you?

Manny Pacquiao: I tell you the truth, I got hurt in the body shot. I feel weak in that round because I got really hurt in my stomach and I recover right away.

Interviewer: Now what Manny? Do you want to fight Floyd Mayweather? Because that's the fight everybody wants to see. What do you want?

Manny Pacquiao: If the fight happens, that's good. If not, I'm okay. I'm happy for what I've done for boxing. My job is to entertain people and make them happy. If that fight happens, that's good for us and for the people who love boxing.

Watch Interview at the Official HBO YouTube channel
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Pacquiao vs Margarito Winner Result - Pacquiao Wins - Despite being smaller in weight and height, Pacquiao has fought and beaten Margarito. Manny won almost every round in the bout and outmatch Margarito in almost every aspect of the game. After the first half of the game, it was obvious that the fight was one sided in Pacquiao’s favor. Margarito and his corner’s refusal to quit, has disfigured the fighter’s face. Here’s hoping that the damage will not be permanent. Pacquiao eased on the last few rounds, indicating mercy on his part.

Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito 24/7 Episode 4 Finale HBO - Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito travel to Texas for fight week activities before their pay-per-view showdown at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tex. on Nov. 13.

HBO presents all four episodes of 24/7 PACQUIAO/MARGARITO back-to-back on Saturday, Nov. 13 (9:00-11:00 a.m.); HBO2 presents all four episodes back-to-back later the same day (2:00-4:00 p.m.). The first three episodes are currently available on HBO On Demand and will air back-to-back Friday, Nov. 12 at 8:00 p.m., preceding the finale premiere.

The executive producers of 24/7 PACQUIAO/MARGARITO are Ross Greenburg and Rick Bernstein; senior producer, Dave Harmon; producers, Jonathan Crystal and Abtin Motia; writer, Aaron Cohen. Liev Schreiber narrates.

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Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito Weigh In Video - Hundreds of supporters, Mexicans and Filipinos alike, will be clustered in to witness the official weigh-year fight between Antonio Margarito and Manny Pacquiao. Pacquiao and Margarito is expected to weigh in below 151 pounds.

UPDATE: Both Fighters made the weight
Manny Pacquiao: 144.6 lbs.
Antonio Margarito: 150 lbs.

Top Rank will provide a full coverage on a live stream broadcast of the Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito weigh-in at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Friday, November 12. The live broadcast will begin 6 pm eastern/3 pm pacific on Yahoo's boxing or Top Rank website. Michael Buffer will be the host.

Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito Weigh In Video
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Pacquiao vs Margarito Play by Play Round by Round - We're doing a live round by round of the fight. Check out this section, and reload for updates.

Round 1 - Dominant opening round from Manny Pacquiao, but the question now is whether Manny can hurt the iron-chinned Margarito. At this rate, he’ll wear him down, and this rate is sustainable. Manny takes the opening round without question.

Round 2 - Very close round, both guys showing what they can do offensively, and Manny having more issues with Margarito’s size and power. That uppercut from Margarito could be a very deadly weapon for the rest of the fight. VERY active round.

Round 3 - Pacquiao’s speed proves the difference this round. He’s landing nice, hard shots. Even though Margarito isn’t yet feeling them, this is the sort of work that can add up.

Round 4 - Manny Pacquiao, giving up five inches of height, 17 pounds, and 6 inches of reach, is now dominating. Margarito is falling out of this fight and getting hurt.

Round 5 - So far, this is a lot of fun to watch, but Pacquiao is simply too good, too fast for Magarito, and he clearly has the power to hurt his bigger opponent.

Round 6 - Margarito hurt Pacquiao to the body this round, but it wasn’t enough to pull it out. Manny HAS to stay off the ropes, or he can get in trouble. They know that.

Round 7 - Margarito just will not give up. He’s stalking, pressuring, and staying there. He’s also getting beaten up by Manny Pacquiao. Pacquiao takes another round, mostly dominant, and Margarito is being pounded. His eye is nearly closed shut now.

Round 8 - Folks, this is not as one-sided as it might seem. This is an INCREDIBLE offensive display from both fighters.

Round 9 - Manny’s speed is banging Margarito up, and has shut his right eye. Manny landing more, throwing more, doing more.

Round 10 - Manny totally took him apart. Margarito says he can’t see between rounds. That was 57-to-9 for Manny in punches landed that round. Doctor checking on Margarito.

Round 11 - Referee Laurence Cole, takes a look, but then they go back into the fight. Manny with three hard shots! Manny to the body, then the head! What an amazing performance. For those who know Manny Pacquiao, THIS is amazing. He’s taking a much, much bigger man apart at the seams. Margarito can’t see anything coming at him. Pacquiao is too fast, too good, and too much. Just too damn much.

Round 12 - An easy 12th round and it was all over. Pacquiao walked away with his eighth title in eight weight classes after a dominant, unanimous decision on the scorecards. Against a much bigger opponent, Pacquiao showed off his speed en route to an impressive victory.

UPDATE: MANNY PACQUIAO WON VIA DECISION

Pacquiao vs Margarito Boxing Result Fight Tonight Results - - And the winner of Pacquiao vs Margarito fight is... Who will reap the glory? Pacquiao vs Margarito winner predictions is buzzing along, as boxing pundits and the sweet science fans has been giving their opinion on what will be the outcome of the upcoming bout.

Here are some of the most common reasons:

Fight Winner Results Tonight: Manny Pacquiao Wins
1. Speed
2. Southpaw
3. Angles Puncher
4. Trainer

Fight Winner Results: Antonio Margarito Wins
1. Height
2. Reach
3. Volume Puncher
4. Relentless

Pacquiao vs Margarito Winner at Compubox Analysis - Pacquiao Wins - If pre-fight estimates are correct, Saturday’s fight between Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito is poised to break boxing’s all-time indoor attendance record of 63,350 set by Ali-Spinks II in September 1978. But will the “Pac Man” and the “Tijuana Tornado” justify the hype and add to their legacies? Everyone will have to wait for that answer but their CompuBox histories prove that “what was” will influence what “will be.” They’re fighting at a 150-lb catchweight-* as Pacquiao seeks his sixth title (154 lbs) in sixth different weight class. Manny’s a better than 4-1 favorite.

Factors that may influence the outcome include:

Margarito vs. Southpaws: Margarito has faced three prominent left-handers – Paul Williams, Daniel Santos (twice) and Sergio Martinez – and emerged with a record of 1-2 with one no-contest. The common denominator was their ability to neutralize Margarito’s volume, though in different ways.

Williams used high output (104.7 punches per round) while Santos used defense and precision (34.7 percent overall and 37.6 percent power shots) to keep Margarito to 54.3 and 56.5 punches per round respectively. Although Margarito stopped Martinez in 2000, the Argentine used his smarts to limit Margarito to 59.5 over the first four rounds before the Tornado blew him away with 115 punches in the decisive seventh.

Against lefties, Margarito averaged 57.6 punches per round while facing 65.8. In 13 fights against non-southpaws, Margarito unleashed 101.4 punches per round – nearly 44 percent more – and faced 60.8 punches per round, nine percent fewer.

Margarito’s effectiveness wasn’t affected much as he landed 28.3 percent (overall) and 33.2 percent (power) against left-handers and 27.3 percent (overall) and 36.9 percent (power) against all others. Surprisingly, the right-handers experienced more offensive success as they landed 30.8 percent (overall) and 38.3 percent (power) to 25.9 percent (overall) and 32.8 (power) for the left-handers.

Margarito vs. Speed: Of Margarito’s recent opponents, only the 38-year-old Shane Mosley qualified as a speed demon. Still, Mosley’s attack (56.3 punches per round and 49.2 percent power punch accuracy) persuaded Margarito to slow his pace (53.9 punches per round). By controlling pace and geometry, Mosley posted advantages of 178-108 (total connects), 60-30 (jab connects) and 118-78 (power connects).

Based on these numbers, Pacquiao’s combination of speed, power, left-handedness and volume will give Margarito plenty of headaches – psychologically and physically.

Now for the other side of the argument:

Pacquiao vs. Height: At 5-11, Margarito will be the tallest opponent the 5-6 ½ Pacquiao has faced and based on head-to-head results against Joshua Clottey and Miguel Cotto, he may also be the strongest. Pacquiao has faced four opponents 5-8 or taller (Oscar de la Hoya, Jorge Solis, Erik Morales and Clottey) and three 5-7 rivals who knew how to “fight tall” (Oscar Larios, Juan Manuel Marquez and Nedal Hussein).

Unlike Margarito, Pacquiao doesn’t let others’ styles affect his success. In 10 fights against taller and “fight tall” foes, Pacquiao threw more (69.8 to 48.5), landed more (19.4 to 13.9), unleashed more power shots (40.9 to 26.2) and land them at a higher percentage (38.5 to 36.3).

In 17 fights against all other rivals, Pacquiao threw five fewer punches per round (64.2) but landed more overall (22.1) at a higher percentage (34.4 overall and 44 power). The only noticeable difference is that Pacquiao’s taller opponents landed at a slightly higher overall rate (28.6 percent to Pacquiao’s 27.7) while Pacquiao out-performed his other rivals by nearly eight percent (34.4 to 26.5).

Pacquiao vs. Volume: Pacquiao hasn’t faced someone capable of Margarito’s volume. In 27 CompuBox-tracked fights, only 11 opponents exceeded 50 punches per round and just one – Erik Morales – defeated him, averaging 59.5 to Pacquiao’s 74.5 in fight one. In fact, those 27 opponents averaged just 48 punches thrown per round. Only three managed to out-throw Pacquiao: Gabriel Mira (59.8 to 52), Chatchai Sasakul (52 to 43.8) and Agapito Sanchez (58.2 to 41.2). If Margarito can buck history and impose his volume on Pacquiao, we may get to see a previously unknown side of Pacquiao. Incidentally, Hector Velazquez’s 70 is the highest average output achieved against Pacquiao and a prime Margarito can reach that mark in less than 90 seconds.

A Wild Card: It was no accident that Sanchez achieved the greatest volume gap against Pacquiao – 17 punches per round. The Dominican unsettled the fair-play Pacquiao with an assortment of butts and low blows because he lacked the size to physically dominate Pacquiao. Margarito does. Though not a dirty fighter inside the ropes, Margarito could use his size and strength to sidetrack Pacquiao’s offense by muscling Pacquiao in the clinches and keeping him pinned to the ropes.

Prediction: Pacquiao fights his fight no matter what while Margarito has a bad history against speed, southpaws and volume punchers. Pacquiao by unanimous decision.

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Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito 24/7 Episode 3 HBO - In the previous two episodes of HBO 24/7 Pacquiao/Margarito, Manny Pacquiao seemed less focused on boxing and was flying out to rally for Senate Majority leader Harry Reid in Las Vegas, while his opponent Antonio Margarito was deep in training with nothing else by Manny Pacquiao and redemption on his mind. The third episode will focus on Manny’s days training at the Wild Card boxing club with his trainer Freddie Roach and strength coach Alex Ariza kicking things into high gear. Margarito and his coach Robert Garcia maintain a focused and motivated training camp in hopes of pulling off the upset in Texas.

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Manny Pacquiao contra Margarito es la pelea más esperada en todo el mundo. La contienda se llevará a cabo en el majestoso estadio de los Vaqueros de Dallas el próximo 13 de noviembre. Por supuesto, Azteca Deportes te la llevará en exclusiva. Manny Pacquiao y Antonio Margarito, que se realizará este sábado 13 en el Cowboys Stadium. La transmisión es por Azteca.

Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito 24/7 Episode 2 HBO- Manny Pacquiao (51-3-2, 38 KOs) and his team depart the Philippines and return to the familiar confines of Hollywood.

Antonio Margarito (38-6, 27 KOs) and his squad step up the pace in Oxnard, Calif., as preparations continue for the Nov. 13 pay-per-view super welterweight title showdown at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

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