By Lem Satterfield, THE RING
LAS VEGAS — Marcos “Chino” Maidana was coming off a one-sided unanimous decision loss in his welterweight debut against southpaw Devon Alexander in February 2012 when the he arrived at the Oxnard, Calif. gym of trainer Robert Garcia.
Although Maidana was a determined, hardnosed puncher, his mental constitution for the game of boxing had all but left him.
Read more...15 April 2014 – Singapore: ONE Fighting Championship™ (ONE FC), Asia’s largest mixed martial arts organization with a 90% market share, has finalized the lineup for the blockbuster ONE FC: RISE OF HEROES event with the addition of a bout between boxing world champion Ana Julaton and Egyptian kickboxing champion Aya Saeid Saber.
CEO of ONE Fighting Championship™ Victor Cui stated, “ONE FC is returning to the Philippines with a night of exciting mixed martial arts action! Filipino fight fans have been clamoring to see Ana Julaton in action for years and their wait is finally over as Julaton will make her mixed martial arts debut opposite kickboxing champion Aya Saeid Saber. This explosive bout completes the lineup for ONE FC: RISE OF HEROES. Fans all over the world can look forward to a night of world class mixed martial arts action as ONE FC: RISE OF HEROES comes to you live from the Philippines!”
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Ni Daniel Guden
MINNEAPOLIS CITY, MINNESOTA - GIPAMATUD-AN NI EMMANUEL a.k.a. MANNY "PACMAN" PACQUIAO NGA SAYOP ANG KWENTADA SA DUHA KA BOXING JUDGES NIADTONG KONTROBERSYAL NGA PACQUIAO-BRADLEY 1, DIHANG GIPABURAN SI TIMOTHY "DESERT STORM" BRADLEY PINAAGI'S SPLIT DECISION NG KADAUGAN NIADTONG HUNYO 9, 2012 SA MGM GRAND SA CITY OF LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, USA.
By Robbie Pangilinan
LAS VEGAS VIA PCSO- WITHOUT question, a unanimous decision win - and vindication - in favor of Manny Pacquiao.
Pacquiao was decidedly the superior figher Saturday night (Sunday morning in Manila) in wresting back his World Boxing Organization welterweight crown from American Bradley at the packed MGM Grand Arena here.
Except for the fourth round when he got staggered by Bradley, the Filipino prizefighter showed the fire and ferocity of the old Pacman in earning the clear-cut unanimous decision win, with two judges ruling it 116-112 and another 117-111 for the lawmaker from Saranggani.
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By Michael Marley
Manny Pacquiao, in beatingTim Bradley decisively for the second time, also won another bout.
At age 35, the Pinoy Idol not only whipped "Desert Storm," he also won a bout with doubt, amidst rampant speculation as to whether someone should stick a fork in his meteoric ring career.
I may be mixing metaphors quicker than Pacman's rapid-fire combinations of Saturday night at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas but you get the Pacquiao point.
Opinion around boxing was somewhat mixed before Megamanny looked rejuvenated in capturing the WBO welterweight crown from the erratic Bradley.
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