Watch Pacquiao-Margarito 24/7 Episode 2 Live Stream. The description of both boxers on Episode 1 premiere were precisely stated. Statesman and dominance for Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao and, outlaw and desperation for Antonio “Tijuana Tornado” Margarito.

Here comes the Pacquiao-Margarito 24/7 Episode 2 boxing documentary that is scheduled to air on October 30, 2010 at 10 PM ET live on HBO.

Back previously, we saw the very busy schedule of the pound-for-pound king as he divides his time with his family, his boxing training sessions and his duties as a Congressman.

While what happened in the hand wrap controversy prior to Margarito’s loss against Shane Mosley was briefly shown. “Tony”, his new trainer Robert Garcia, “Pac-Man” and Freddie Roach gave their views about it.

Also, the failed negotiations between Pacquiao and Mayweather was brought up once again. And as explained by Manny, he’s ok if the fight happens and if not, he’s not disappointed. He sounded like he doesn’t need Floyd at all and if we take a closer look at his achievements compared to him, it seems a fact. After this, it led to the fight against Margarito.

For Pacquiao-Margarito 24/7 Episode 2, both boxers are going to step up their preparation as their fight is just a few weeks away. More rounds of sparring and more intense training.

You can also refer to the other Pacquiao-Margarito 24/7 episode videos. Replay is also available in HBO on multiple airing dates. source: dakdakan

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Toshiaki Nishioka vs Rendall Munroe Fight on October 24, 2010 Sunday in Tokyo, Japan. Japanese super-bantamweight Toshiaki Nishioka will fight Rendall Munroe in an intriguing battle of southpaws. The fight of speed and accuracy (Nishioka) against the strength and pressure of the top 10 rated (#7 Ring Magazine, #6 Bad Left Hook) Munroe. Will the Munroe defeat Nishioka this coming Sunday? Stay tune.

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Live UFC 121: Lesnar vs Velasquez | Live Stream is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by the Ultimate Fighting Championship on October 23, 2010 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, United States. The event will be the fourth time the UFC has hosted at the Honda Center (formerly Arrowhead Pond) in Anaheim, California following UFC 59, UFC 63 and UFC 76 and the sixth event held in the Greater Los Angeles Area along with UFC 60 and UFC 104.

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Strikeforce Challengers 11: Bowling vs Voelker live stream. The eleventh ShoMMA episode is scheduled to take place on October 22, 2010 at the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California.

Fight Card:

Televised card

* Welterweight bout: United States Roger Bowling vs. United States Bobby Voelker
* Heavyweight bout: United States Lavar Johnson vs. Virgil Zwicker
* Catchweight (165 lbs) bout: United States Billy Evangelista vs. United States Waachiim Spiritwolf
* Women's (145 lbs) bout: United States Shana Olsen vs. Canada Julia Budd
* Heavyweight bout: United States Brandon Cash vs. United States John Devine

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Watch Wilfredo Vazquez Jr vs Ivan Hernandez Live Stream. WBO Jr. Featherweight Champion Wilfredo Vazquez, Jr. of Bayamon, Puerto Rico returns to the ring to defend his WBO Junior Featherweight title against former WBC title-holder Ivan Hernandez. The Wilfredo Vazquez Jr vs Ivan Hernandez is 12-rounds of boxing scheduled on October 16, 2010 at the Silver Sports Arena in Kissimmee, Florida.

Wilfredo Vazquez Jr vs Ivan Hernandez, one of the biggest shows in Central Florida history, will be hosted by the 10,500 seat Silver Spurs Arena of the Osceola Heritage Park in an event billed: “The Rising Son Returns”.

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Eloy Perez vs Dominic Salcido

Eloy Perez vs. Dominic Salcido
Headlines "Solo Boxeo Tecate" Oct. 15

California bragging rights will be on the line on Friday, October 15, when unbeaten Salinas, Calif. star Eloy Perez battles Rialto standout Dominic Salcido in the main event of TeleFutura's "Sólo Boxeo Tecate" from the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in the Palm Springs, Calif. area.

Also hitting the ring for some fall fight action will be Paramount, California's rising featherweight star, Charles Huerta and Coachella's Randy Caballero who own a combined record of 18-1 with 12 knockouts. Those kind of numbers mean the fists will be flying on October 15 at Fantasy Springs.

Up and coming heavyweight stars will also see action with undefeated Seth "Mayhem" Mitchell and 2004 Olympic Bronze Medalist Deontay Wilder featured in separate bouts.

Perez vs. Salcido, a 10-round NABO Junior Lightweight Championship fight which headlines a night of world-class professional boxing, is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate with the main event being presented in association with Thompson Boxing Promotions. Doors open at 6:00pm PT on fight night, the first bell rings at 7:00pm PT and the TeleFutura broadcast begins at 11:30pm ET / 8:30pm PT (10:30pm CT).

Tickets, priced at $25, $35 and $45, go on sale on Wednesday, September 22 at 10:00am PT and will be available for purchase at the Fantasy Springs Box Office, by calling (800) 827-2946 or online at www.FantasySprings.net.

NABO Junior Lightweight Champion Eloy "The Prince" Perez (18-0-2, 5 KO's) has been amping up his game more and more since relocating to California from Washington in 2007. With a record of 8-0-1 in the Golden State, the 23-year old Perez has made a statement to the boxing world in 2010 that he's ready for the big time with wins over David Rodela, Gilberto Sanchez Leon and Derrick Campos.

A flashy and entertaining fighter with a warrior's heart, 26-year old Dominic Salcido (18-2, 9 KO's) has long been a Southern California favorite who always gives fans their money's worth. Winner of two of his last three bouts, including a May 2010 victory over previously unbeaten prospect Guillermo Sanchez, Salcido is not about to let his fans down on October 15.

24-year old featherweight prospect Charles Huerta (14-1, 8 KOs) has bounced back in style from his lone pro loss in 2009, winning three in a row, including 2010 victories over Guadalupe De Leon by decision and Jonathan Arias via sixth round knockout. Competing in an eight round bout on October 15, Huerta is looking to continue his winning streak and kick off his fall campaign in style.

Coachella's Randy Caballero (4-0, 4 KO's) has been just as unforgiving to opponents in the professional game as he was in the amateurs, knocking out all four of his opponents in the first round, with three of them unable to make it out of the opening minute. This 2008 U.S. Amateur Champion has built a solid fan base in the Inland Empire, and with his sights set on a featherweight world title, he is sure to add even more followers in the years to come.

A former standout linebacker at Michigan State University, Brandywine, Maryland's Seth "Mayhem" Mitchell (18-0-1, 12 KO's) is giving U.S. fight fans hope that they will soon see a dominant American heavyweight emerge on the championship scene. Coming off of a resounding first round knockout win over Derek Bryant in July, his fifth knockout win his last six fights, Mitchell will look to continue to prove that the American heavyweight is alive and well during the fights at Fantasy Springs.

The lone American medalist from the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, Deontay Wilder (11-0, 11 KO's) of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, has shown no hitches in his game transitioning from the amateurs to the pros. Wilder has knocked out every man who has entered the ring to face him, with only two making it out of the first round. He will look to continue his knockout streak for the fans at Fantasy Springs in his first professional bout in California.

Opponents for Huerta, Caballero, Mitchell and Wilder will be announced shortly.

Tecate, cerveza con carácter, is the largest beer brand to sponsor boxing matches in the U.S. Part of its commitment to make boxing accessible to consumers is the title sponsorship of "Sólo Boxeo Tecate," which creates an opportunity for local fans to witness some of the most exhilarating fights by today's up-and-coming prospects. Additionally, Tecate has been a primary supporter of Golden Boy Promotions' marquee events since 2007, and has launched a variety of initiatives to ensure consumers are part of the boxing experience, including boxer autograph signing sessions, commemorative cans, PPV mail-in rebate offers, and most recently the launch of a mobile museum "Tecate Museo de Boxeo," which showcases decades of the most memorable moments in the sport.

Source: pound4pound.com

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Lucian Bute vs Jesse Brinkley

On October 15th, in front of a rabid crowd in Montreal, Lucian Bute makes the 6^th defense of his IBF Super Middleweight title against Jesse Brinkley. He also gets to stake another claim to be the best 168lber on the planet. With the other major names in the division otherwise engaged with the Showtime Super Six tournament, Bute is resigned to keeping himself busy by facing the best available contenders and mandatory challengers. Brinkley secured his first major title shot by pounding out an upset victory over Curtis Stevens in January and although not the most dangerous challenger Bute has faced, he does possess a “come to fight” mentality and name recognition due to his role in the first season of the popular TV reality show “The Contender”.

The Romanian born Bute has been adopted as a natural Canadian and the enthusiastic Montreal fight fans make the Bell Centre an intimidating place to visit. Combine this with the fact that Bute,30, seems to be improving with every fight and Brinkley has a massive challenge in front of him.

His third round knockout of Edison Miranda in April highlighted Bute's claims as the best of a talented group of super middleweights. Although Miranda has always fallen short at the highest level, the manner in which Bute dealt with him indicated he is growing into a complete fighter. Bute looked a weight division bigger than Miranda and effectively swatted away the Colombian’s attacks. After a hard left to the body landed in the 3^rd round, Miranda seemed to mentally crumble and the end came via a crushing left uppercut.

Previously to that Bute dealt out a 4 round beating to the tough Librado Andrade in a rematch of their controversial 2008 fight. Bute was in desperate trouble in the closing seconds of the first match and many gave Andrade a good shot of snatching the belt away when the pair met a year on. Instead Bute looked to have progressed to a totally different level. Bute boxed beautifully, moving away from Andrade's shots and picking him off as he came in. A counter left hook dropped Andrade in round 4 and a sickening body shot ended matters seconds later.

Southpaw Bute carries his right hand low and uses his jab to set up the left hand, which he throws equally well as a straight left of a hook. He is also a brutal body puncher and often finishes his combinations with a hard left hook to the body. It could be argued that the open and aggressive styles of his recent opponents have made him look better than he is as Bute is adept at fighting off the back foot. In his recent bouts, Bute seems to have developed one punch power and rarely lets a hurt opponent off the hook.

The 33 year old Brinkley is currently in the best form of his 13 year career and with the aforementioned Super Six tournament running, probably deserves a shot at Bute as much as anybody. The victory over Curtis Stevens in an IBF elimination bout in January was his best performance to date and the culmination of a 9 fight unbeaten run. Although Brinkley is found wanting for power at the highest level, his will to win and sheer grit enables him to grind opponents down. Stevens had promised an early knockout but was overwhelmed by the intensity Brinkley bought to the ring that night. The fight developed into an exciting give and take brawl with Brinkley always that one step ahead. Stevens was dropped in round 6, and then was out on his feet and badly hurt in the final round. Brinkley richly deserved the unanimous verdict in his favor.

The concern for Brinkley is that he has never faced anyone near the level Bute is currently at. Brinkley is the type of fighter who does everything well but nothing brilliantly and to make an impression at the highest level this isn’t quite enough. In Bute, Brinkley faces a champion at the top of his game. With the next round of the Super Six scheduled to take place within the next 6 weeks, one imagines Bute will want to make a statement and ensure his name is not forgotten when talk turns to who the best super middleweight on the planet is.

Although Brinkley has been campaigning as a super middleweight for 5 years now and is a solid 168lber, he will be the smaller man in the ring. Bute is a big super middleweight, standing 6'2", and will enjoy height and reach advantages. Brinkley cannot hope to compete with Bute's hand speed and will need to get inside and force Bute into a close quarters brawl to stand a chance. Brinkley will certainly not let the opportunity pass him by as his fellow “Contender” Sergio Mora did in his recent match with Shane Mosley. Brinkley has dreamt of fighting for a world title throughout a long career and will give his absolute all.

Bute vs. Brinkley Prediction

Sadly for Brinkley I see this bout developing in much the same way as Bute’s most recent fights with Andrade and Miranda. Brinkley will look to take the fight to Bute and pressure him. Bute is not unused to these tactics and will initially fight on the back foot, sticking and moving and using the southpaw jab to set up his left hand. Brinkley's sheer desire may enable him to have some early success but although Bute can be hit, Brinkley lacks the weight in his shots to discourage the local hero. After softening Brinkley up, Bute will begin to stand and trade, using his superior hand speed to catch Brinkley with combinations and that horrible left to the body. The end should come by the midway point of the bout with the referee jumping in to save a brave Brinkley. Prediction: Bute by mid-round TKO

Source: proboxing-fans.com

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Watch Pongsaklek Wonjongkam vs Suriyan Por Chokchai Live Stream

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam vs Suriyan Por Chokchai

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Pongsaklek Wonjongkam is a professional boxer from Thailand. He is a southpaw boxer in the flyweight division. His boxing record is 76-3-1 (40 KOs). Pongsaklek Wonjongkam is the WBC Flyweight Champion, as well as The Ring World Flyweight Champion. Wonjongkam is currently rated by The Ring Magazine as the number nine pound-for-pound boxer in the world. Some of his achievements in boxing includes, he knocked out Mzukisi Sikali of South Africa in 48 seconds to win the WBU light flyweight championship. Wonjongkam fought Malcolm Tuñacao for the WBC flyweight championship. he won by first-round TKO after knocking down Tuñacao three times. Wonjongkam knocked out Japanese flyweight titleholder Daisuke Naito in 34 seconds. This knockout set the record for fastest knockout in flyweight division history. he defeated South-African boxer Monelisi Mhikiza Myekeni by unanimous decision.

Suriyan Por Chokchai is a professional boxer from Thailand. He has a a boxing record of 14 won, 4 lost, and 1 draw. Suriyan Por Chokchai stands 5 feet and 3 inches tall and he resides on Nakornratchasima, Thailand.

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam has more boxing experience compared to Suriyan Por Chokchai as mentioned above 76-3-1 (40 KOs) for Wonjongkam boxing records. With this regards, the fight of this two boxers is a suspense fight, no one can determine the winner because the fight is not over.

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