Monday, November 21, 2011
LATEST SPORTS EVENTS, FEDOR VS MONSON, CLOTTEY VS GREEN,CHAVEZ VS MANFREDO
2:17 AM
Ace Gabriel G. Branzuela
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| Joshua Clottey vs Calvin Green full fight video - (0 comments) | |
| Chavez Jr vs Manfredo full fight video replay - (1 comments) | |
| PBA Replay B-Meg vs Ginebra replay 11.20.11 - (0 comments) | |
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| UFC 139 Maurício Rua vs Dan Henderson Fight Video - (0 comments) | |
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
UFC 139 Maurício Rua vs Dan Henderson replay
12:47 AM
Ace Gabriel G. Branzuela
Watch UFC 139 Maurício Rua vs Dan Henderson live streaming November 19, 2011 the HP Pavilion, San Jose, California, USA.
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Marquez Wants $25Mil For Pacquaio VS Marquez IV
6:30 PM
Ace Gabriel G. Branzuela
Juan Manuel Marquez's camp has upped the ante for the Mexican to accept a fourth fight with Filipino boxing rival Manny Pacquiao.
After Marquez declared that he preferred Mexico to be the venue of a possible May 2012 metting with Pacquiao, here comes his trainer Ignacio 'Nacho' Beristain demanding a sky-rocketing purse for the best Mexican technical fighter today.
"$25 million on the table," said Beristain from his famous Romanza boxing gym in Mexico City.
Top Rank's Bob Arum, who promotes both Pacquiao and Marquez, signified his intention on his plan to stage a fourth fight between the two boxing rivals in the wake of the Filipino's controversial majority decision win over the Mexican last week in their welterweight title fight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Beristain pointed out that the mere fact a fourth fight is being thought about meant that Marquez could have been overlooked as the likely winner the last time.
"It only shows they realized that Juan Manuel had a clear win over Pacquiao. Otherwise, they wouldn't show this much interest (in making a fourth fight)," said Beristain.
"They have Pacquiao, the goose that lay the golden eggs and produces a lot of money, but (last) Saturday, he became a plucked chicken," Marquez's trainer added.
Marquez had his biggest payday of $5 million in his trilogy with Pacquiao. The 'Pacman' meanwhile, received $22 million in guaranteed prize money.
Pacquiao said he's willing to do it a fourth time. Marquez initially balked to the idea and instead, contemplated on retiring from boxing.
Upon arriving in Mexico City the other day, the 38-year-old reigning WBO and WBA lightweight champion, however, mentioned that he'll agree to fight the Filipino ring star again should the fight be held "in Mexico under my own conditions."
A rematch clause is stipulated in the Pacquiao-Marquez bout in case the Mexican wins, assuring him of a $10 million purse in the fourth fight. — JVP, GMA News
same reason why the second and third fight took too long to make.
So does this indicates for " no, thanks ?" shall we see pac vs may next year?
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
The yellow Substance is illegal : Juan Manuel Marquez
4:40 PM
Ace Gabriel G. Branzuela
The yellow substance Juanmanuel Marquez ingest on fight night against Pacquiao is really not allowed. I stumble upon this article.
November 16, 2011 (BOXING) - On Wednesday, Keith Kizer was kind enough to give me a response regarding the yellow substance Juan Manuel Marquez ingested on November 12. Mr. Kizer, who serves as the executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), said: "Water and electrolyte drinks are allowed in the corner. Any electrolyte drink must be brought to the arena in factory-sealed, plastic bottles. Mr. Marquez used water and Pedialyte on Saturday night."
Pedialyte, an electrolyte solution, is manufactured by Abbott Laboratories and is designed to rehydrate one's body, replacing fluids and mineral lost either through illness or strenuous activity. (Random thought: My cousin works at Abbott!)
After reviewing NSAC's rulebook (see NAC 467), we could not identify regulations specifying what a fighter is allowed to ingest during a bout.Conflict: NSAC vs. WBO rules >
However, the World Boxing Organization's rulebook does provide such stipulations. According to Section 28 part (a), "Only plain water may be given to a contestant in the course of the bout."
What about that, my friends? Sanctioning body doesn't allow it. ..hhmmm... (More content for bloggers. Type on, ninjas.)
As of this writing, we are awaiting responses from the WBO, specifically: Mr. Francisco Valcarcel (President) and Mr. John Duggan (Chairman, Grievance Committee). [ Email me ]







