• Mayweather and Canelo win decisions

    Mayweather and Canelo win decisions

    By Tom Donelson (Boxing Writers Assc.) On Cinco de Mayo, Mexican upcoming star Saul Canelo Alvarez faced Shane Mosley, the old veteran. The first round was a feeling around round as Mosley managed to get off punches a little quicker while Alvarez waited nearly half of the round to throw his first punch.

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  • Eddie Perkins ~ R.I.P.

    Eddie Perkins ~ R.I.P.

    In the fifty years I have been connected to boxing, I have been blessed to have met some wonderful people in the sport and Eddie Perkins is one of those wonderful people. Eddie passed away on the evening of May 10, 2012 at his home surrounded by family; he was 75. I had the esteemed honor to be chosen to be Eddie's presenter when he was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame on October 14, 2006.

Category Archives: Manny Pacquiao

In Rusty’s Corner

By admin | Published: January 25, 2010
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National Pride

By admin | Published: November 10, 2009

  By Ray Cerda                              Saturday November 14th Manny Pacquiao will try to win a 7th world title in as many weight classes. Even though the fight is set to take place at the contracted limit of 145 pounds the WBO welterweight title and the newly formed WBC Diamond Belt will be at stake. [...]

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WHY DURAN WOULD HAVE GOT PAST PACMAN

By admin | Published: November 4, 2009

Manny Pacquiao photo courtesy Ray Luna NOTE: this is article #4 of a series of eight for your enjoyment from boxing writer Jim Amato. The articles are listed (in order) below and will be featured from September 2009 through November 2009 with each article based on these boxing greats had they met at the peak [...]

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"THE BEST OF 2008"

By admin | Published: January 12, 2009

By David Martinez / Boxing Historian I have assembled my personal choices in boxing for THE BEST OF 2008 in the major categories, which are: FIGHTER OF THE YEAR: Manny Pacquiao, who won all of his three big fights in 2008, Juan Manuel Marquez (March), David Diaz (June), Oscar De La Hoya (December).

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FIGHT RE-CAP / De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao

By admin | Published: December 8, 2008

By David Martinez / Boxing Historian A brilliant win by Manny Pacquiao over Oscar De La Hoya is truly an understatement in their recent Dream Fight match. Manny proved to be exactly what most boxing experts, including myself, didn’t think he would be – the stronger, younger, faster fighter vs. Oscar. I must say that [...]

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RINGSIDE LA WITH JOHNNY ORTIZ

By admin | Published: December 1, 2008

Photos – GEORGE GARCIA GUNFIGHT AT THE NO CHANCE SALOON The title of this article implies what I think of Manny Pacquiao’s chances in his upcoming December 6th fight with The Golden Boy, Oscar De La Hoya, and that is, he has absolutely ‘no chance’ to win. This supposition is based on the same theory [...]

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DE LA HOYA – PACQUIAO

By admin | Published: October 10, 2008

By David Martinez / Boxing Historian, all pictures by George Garcia Just completed on Tuesday October 7, in Los Angeles, was the Oscar De La Hoya and Manny Pacquiao tour press conference, that prior visited five other major market cities (in order) New York, Chicago, Houston, San Antonio, and San Francisco, with each stop attracting [...]

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Manny Pacquiao

By admin | Published: July 7, 2008

By David Martinez / Boxing Historian It is safe to say with pure honesty on my part, now that Floyd Mayweather has officially retired from the ring … that Manny Pacquiao has emerged as “pound for pound” the best boxer on the planet today.

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Pacquiao “Split Decision” Over Marquez

By admin | Published: March 17, 2008

By David Martinez / Boxing Historian Manny Pacquiao, David Martinez and Rusty Rubin The rematch was exciting, and well worth the wait since their last fight four years ago, in May 2004. When it came to an end, we all had seen another terrific fight.

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