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Mexico ni AGBARA-PUNCHER & Tele KẸTA-Akoko ti aye asiwaju JHONNY González gba ON Puerto Rico TÍ Jonathan OQUENDO se ikotan OUT MAYWEATHER vs. BERTO àtẹ KẸRIN-ija Showtime PPV® TELECAST LIVE LATI MGM sayin ọgba laarin gbagede IN Las fegasi 8 P.M. Et / 5 fi aidunnu. PT

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Tiketi Se Lori tita Bayi!
Las fegasi (August 20, 2015) – Tele mẹta-aye akoko asiwaju ati Mexico ni agbara-puncher Jhonny Gonzalez (58-9, 49 KOs) yoo gba lori Puerto Rico ká Jonathan “Ekuru” Oquendo (25-4, 16 KOs) ni a 10-yika Junior lightweight showdown ti yoo ṣii soke Ga okowo: Floyd Mayweather vs. Andre Berto, awọn ti ifiwe, mẹrin-ija, Showtime PPV® iṣẹlẹ lori Saturday, Kẹsán 12 lati MGM sayin Ọgbà Arena ni Las fegasi bẹrẹ ni 8 p.m. ATI/5 p.m. PT.
Tiketi fun awọn ifiwe iṣẹlẹ, eyi ti o ti ni igbega nipa Mayweather ni igbega LLC., ti wa ni owole ni $1,500, $1,000, $750, $500, $300 ati $150 ki o si ni o wa lori tita to bayi. Tiketi ti wa ni opin si mẹjọ (8) fun ile fun gbogbo tiketi owo ayafi awọn $150 tiketi ẹka, eyi ti o ti ni opin si mẹrin (4) fun ìdílé. Lati gba agbara nipasẹ foonu tabi pẹlu pataki kan kirẹditi kaadi, pe Ticketmaster ni (800) 745-3000. Tiketi tun wa o si wa fun ra ni www.mgmgrand.com tabi www.ticketmaster.com.
“Eleyi yoo je ohun ija wuni fun awọn egeb bi a ti mọ pe gbogbo awọn akariaye rivalry laarin Mexico ati Puerto Rico nigbagbogbo gbogbo ogun nla,” Said Gonzalez. “Oquendo ni a Onija ti o nigbagbogbo lọ siwaju ati awọn ti o wun lati ṣe paṣipaarọ nfẹ si. I will demonstrate that I have the desire to return to the top and fight for a world championship. Kopa lori a Floyd Mayweather iṣẹlẹ jẹ nla kan anfani fun mi, ati emi o ṣe awọn ti julọ ti o.”
“Anfani yi lodi si Jhonny Gonzalez jẹ gidigidi pataki nitori mo ti yoo koju a tele aye asiwaju ati ki o yoo je ara ti a nla show headlined nipa Floyd Mayweather,” Said Oquendo. “O jẹ ohun ọlá fun mi lati wa ni apakan ti undercard ti yi iṣẹlẹ. Mo wa yiya lati pin awọn ipele pẹlu mi countryman Rocky Martinez, ti o tun ni o ni ńlá kan igbejako Orlando Salido, ki ni o wa nibẹ meji ogun laarin Puerto Rico ati Mexico. A ti wa ni ikẹkọ gidigidi lati gba ni oke majemu fun ija yi.”
“Boxing egeb ni o wa ni a fun night nla ti igbese lati ibere lati pari pẹlu awọn afikun ti awọn Jhonny Gonzalez vs. Jonathan Oquendo matchup,” Said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “Eleyi yoo jẹ miiran ipin ninu awọn Mexico vs. Puerto Rico Boxing rivalry. Mo ni ko si iyemeji wipe awọn ọkunrin yoo fi o gbogbo ni iwọn lori Kẹsán 12 ki o si gbé soke si awọn itan iṣẹlẹ.”
Awọn iṣẹlẹ akọkọ ẹya ik ija ni extraordinary ọmọ ti Boxing ká iwon-fun-iwon ọba Floyd “Owo” Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) bi o ti gba lori tele meji-akoko welterweight asiwaju Andre Berto (30-3, 23 KOs) ni a 12-yika ogun fun Mayweather ká WBC ati WBA 147-iwon orúkọ oyè. Mayweather yoo wo lati baramu awọn 49-0 ami ti pẹ heavyweight asiwaju Rocky Marciano ki o si reaffirm rẹ nipe bi “Awọn Lailai o dara ju.”
Meji alarinrin aye asiwaju njà yoo tun wa lori sanwo-fun-view telecast.
Roman “Rocky” Martinez (29-2-2, 17 KOs) yoo ewu rẹ WBO Junior Lightweight akọle kan ni rematch lodi si awọn afẹṣẹja ti o dethroned, mẹrin-aye akoko asiwaju Orlando “Siri” Ṣí (42-13-2, 29 KOs). Won akọkọ ija ni April ti odun yi ba ka nipa ọpọlọpọ lati wa ni a asiwaju tani fun ija ti Odun. Ni afikun, Badou Jack “Awọn Ripper” (19-1-1, 12 KOs) yoo ṣe awọn ti akọkọ olugbeja ti re WBC Super Middleweight World akọle lodi si dandan Challenger “Saint” George oriṣa (21-2, 16 KOs).
Pẹlu awọn Gonzalez vs. Oquendo ija fi kun si awọn ti Jam aba ti Showtime-PPV telecast, Boxing egeb wa ni a fun night ti igbese lati oke si isalẹ ti o ẹya ara ẹrọ diẹ meji afikun si awọn Mexico vs. Puerto Rico Boxing rivalry, mẹta aye asiwaju njà ati awọn ik ija ti awọn ti o tobi Onija ti iran yi.
Ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju awọn onija Mexico ni ti yi akoko, Mexico City ká Gonzalezhas waye aye Championships ni 118 ati 126 poun, O bori awọn fẹran ti Hall-ti-Famer Marku “Ju Sharp” Johnson ati tele aye aṣaju-Fernando Montiel, Irene Pacheco, ati Hozumi Hasegawa pẹlú awọn ọna. Re julọ to šẹšẹ asiwaju gba iṣẹ wá nipasẹ a yanilenu akọkọ yika knockout ti mẹta-pipin asiwaju Abneri Mares eyi ti mina fun u ni WBC Featherweight World Title. O si yoo dabobo awọn akọle lemeji ṣaaju ki o to ọdun si Gary Russell Jr. ṣugbọn awọn 33-odun-atijọ bounced pada sẹyìn yi osù nipa knocking jade Kazuki Hashimoto.
A oke contender lati Bayamon, Puerto Rico Oquendo ti gba 11 ti re kẹhin 13 njà, pẹlu rẹ julọ to šẹšẹ ìṣẹgun lórí Gabino Cota ni Oṣù. Awọn 32-odun-atijọ ti o ni victories lori Joe Luis Araiza, Eden Sonsona, Alejandro Montiel ati oke afojusọna Guillermo Avila. Oun yoo ja fun kẹfà akoko ninu re ni ọmọ MGM sayin nigbati o ti nwọ awọn iwọn lori Kẹsán 12.
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“Ga okowo: Mayweather la. Berto,”a 12-yika welterweight aye asiwaju ija fun Mayweather ká WBC ati WBA 147-iwon orúkọ oyè, is promoted by Mayweather Promotions LLC. The event will take place Saturday, Kẹsán 12 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be televised by SHOWTIME PPV. The undercard features a WBO Junior Lightweight World Championship fight, eyi ti o jẹ kan rematch laarin Roman Martinez ati Orlando Salido. Also featured on the pay-per-view telecast will be a WBC Super Middleweight title bout between Badou Jack and George Groves, eyi ti o ti ni igbega ni sepo pẹlu Team Sauerland. Awọn šiši PPV ija pits tele aye asiwaju Jhonny Gonzalez lodi si Puerto Rico ká Jonathan Oquendo ni a 10-yika Junior lightweight ija.
Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewo www.mayweatherpromotions.com, www.SHO.com/Sports atiwww.mgmgrand.com and follow on Twitter at @floydmayweather, AndreBerto, BadouJack, StGeorgeGroves, @ Romancito77, sirisalido, jhonnygbox, JonathanOquenmayweatherpromo, SHOSports AtiSwanson_Comm tabi di a àìpẹ lori Facebook ni www.facebook.com/FloydMayweather,www.Facebook.Asise / TheRealAndreBerto,www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotions ati www.facebook.com/SHOsports
Boxing, Showtime Boxing

Floyd MAYWEATHER & André BERTO kede Showtime PPV iṣẹlẹ mu ibi Satidee, Kẹsán 12 Ni MGM sayin ọgba laarin gbagede IN Las fegasi

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Tẹ apero avvon & Awọn fọto

LATI akọkọ iṣẹlẹ Plus UNDERCARD awọn onija Roman Martínez, Orlando Salido, Jack BADOU,

George oriṣa, Wà Smith & VANES MARTIROSYAN

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Esteri Lin / Showtime

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Idris Erba / Mayweather ni igbega

Los Angeles (August 6, 2015) – Ti gbẹtọ media omo egbe lati ni ayika aye wá jade lọ si awọn JW Marriott ni LA. Gbe ni Los Angeles Thursdaybi Floyd “Owo” Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) ki o si meji-akoko welterweight asiwaju Andre Berto (30-3, 23 KOs) ifowosi kede wọn Showtime PPV matchup pẹlu mu ibi Saturday, Kẹsán 12 lati MGM sayin Ọgbà Arena ni Las fegasi.

 

Tun ni wiwa Thursday won sanwo-fun-view undercard awọn onija ifihan lori tolera mẹrin-ija telecast. Ni a rematch ti won apọju April 11 aye-akọle ija Roman “Rocky” Martinez (29-2-2, 17 KOs) yoo dabobo rẹ WBO Junior Lightweight akọle lodi si mẹrin-aye akoko asiwaju Orlando “Siri” Ṣí (42-13-2, 29 KOs) nigba ti WBC Super Middleweight asiwaju Badou Jack “Awọn Ripper” (19-1-1, 12 KOs) yoo gba lori re dandan Challenger“Saint” George oriṣa (21-2, 16 KOs). A kẹrin ija lori sanwo-fun-view telecast ni yoo kede laipe.

 

Siwaju undercard igbese ẹya kan Super welterweight showdown laarin Ishe “Sugar Shay” Smith (27-7, 12 KOs) ati Vanes “Awọn alaburuku” Martirosyan (35-2-1, 21 KOs), ti o wà tun ni wiwa Thursday lati kede won ija.

 

Igbega nipa Mayweather ni igbega, awọn oni-ija sanwo-fun-view telecast ni yoo produced ati ki o pin ifiwe nipa Showtime PPV ki o si jẹ kẹfà ati ik ija ti a gba-kikan ti yio laarin Mayweather ati Showtime nẹtiwọki Inc. Showtime idaraya® yoo ni atilẹyin awọn iṣẹlẹ pẹlu awọn eré Emmy® Eye-gba jara GBOGBO ACCESS premiering Friday, August 28.

 

Eyi ni ohun ti awọn onija ati awọn olukopa ni lati sọ Thursday:

Floyd MAYWEATHER, 12-Time World asiwaju

“Mo ti sọ ní a lapẹẹrẹ ọmọ. Mo ti yoo ko yi ohunkohun. A gbogbo asise ṣe. A gbe ati awọn ti a kọ sugbon mo ti yoo ko yi ohunkohun.

 

“Baba mi ni a o lapẹẹrẹ olukọni, Virgil Hunter bi daradara. Sugbon nigba ti o ba de si isalẹ lati o, ti o ba si isalẹ lati awọn meji ninu awọn onija iwọn.

 

“Andre Berto jẹ kan alakikanju oludije, a tele aye asiwaju. Ni gbogbo igba ti o lọ jade nibẹ, o yoo fun o 100 ogorun.

 

“Mo ti yàn Berto nítorí pé ó ni gidigidi moriwu. Andre Berto ti wa ni lilọ lati Titari Floyd Mayweather si iye to. Ti o ni ohun kan ti mo ma mọ.

 

“Berto nigbagbogbo yoo fun ẹya moriwu ija. Ti o ba olubwon lu isalẹ o maa pada si oke. O si nigbagbogbo fun 100 ogorun. Sare ọwọ, ti o dara afẹṣẹja.

 

“Mo mọ ohun ti o gba nigba ti o ni kan ija yi bii, nitori Mo ti sọ a ti ija lori sanwo-fun-view fun lori 10 years. Berto jẹ gidigidi alakikanju eniyan kan, o ni ebi npa ati awọn ti o ti n ko lilọ si sùn.

 

“Kẹsán 12th is my last dance. Lori Kẹsán 13 I just want to sit back and watch some football. Mo fẹ lati wo awọn ọmọ mi gba awọn ti o dara ju eko. Ati ki o Mo fẹ lati na gbogbo ọjọ pẹlu awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ mi. Wọnyi li awọn ti o dara ju ọjọ ti aye mi.

 

“Awọn iyato laarin Andire Berto ati Pacquiao ni o buruku [si awọn media] fi aruwo sile Pacquiao. Mi ise je lati lọ jade nibẹ ki o si jẹ Floyd Mayweather ki o si wa kan chess player ati awọn ti o ni ohun ti mo ti ṣe. Mo ti ri ona kan lati win.

 

“Number 49, yi ni o. Mo ti sọ ní a awqn ọmọ. Mo wa àgbà, gbọn ati ilera mi jẹ diẹ pàtàkì ju ohunkohun. Kẹsán 12 ni mi kẹhin ija. Gbogbo 48 njà a dun bọtini, sugbon nọmba 48 ti o wà ni Pataki julo.

 

“Yi ala gbogbo awọn bere pẹlu o kan meji awon eniyan. Mi ati awọn baba mi. O kan awọn meji ti wa.

 

“Nigba ti o ba wo ni awọn meji divisions ti mo jà ni, nibẹ ni ọkan ọkunrin ti o duro ti gbogbo awọn nikan. Si wò Mo ni awọn pipin ati ki o beere ti o ni nigbagbogbo ni a alakikanju moriwu ija, ti o ni o ni awọn ọna ọwọ ati awọn ti o nigbagbogbo yoo fun o 100 ogorun, o je Andre Berto

 

“Eleyi jẹ kan eniyan Emi ko le overlook. O si n igbẹhin si idaraya kan bi ara mi ati awọn ti o ti n lilọ lati Titari mi.”

 

YATO BERTO, Meji-Akoko Welterweight World asiwaju

 

“O jẹ igba pipẹ bọ. Bayi a ba nibi. Enikeni ti o mọ mi ti ri ohun nla sugbon ni akoko kanna ti won ti sọ ri mi lọ nipasẹ diẹ ninu awọn gidi idanwo. Kini wa pẹlu ti o ni kan pupo ti lile ise ati ki o perseverance.

 

“Odun meji seyin ni mo ti wà ni iwosan ibusun nini abẹ lori mi ejika ati ki o ko mọ ti o ba ti mo ti le wa pada lati pe. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ ti o je kan ibukun. A si joko lojutu ati bayi a ba nibi.

 

“Mo mọ Mo n lilọ lati wa si ni nibẹ sare ati ki o lagbara. Mo wa 152 poun ọtun bayi. Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ ti o ba ti lọ si ri kan awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ ti o ti n ní re awọn giga. Tabi ti o ti n ní re Falls. Ati bayi a ba ọtun pada si ṣiṣe ti o ṣẹlẹ.

 

“Eleyi jẹ kan ija ti mo ti ro Floyd si tun fe lati ṣe ṣẹlẹ. U nbo si pa ninu awọn Pacquiao ija, dajudaju o rorun fun awon eniyan lati downplay mi. Emi ko le dààmú nípa pe ati ki o Mo wa ko níbi nipa ti.

 

“Nje o ti ri lailai a alaidun Andre Berto ija? Ni opin ti awọn ọjọ ti a ṣiṣẹ wa ni pipa apọju, Mo ti sọ a ti ṣiṣẹ fun igba pipẹ. Ni bayi, awọn ikore ti wa ni bọ. A sowed awọn irugbin ati awọn akoko jẹ bayi.

 

“Mo ti mu ti toje apapo ti iyara, agbara ati explosiveness si tabili. Awọn eniyan ti o kẹhin ra pẹlu pe apapo wà Zab Judah. Mo wa kékeré, Ebi n pa mi; Mo wa lagbara ati ki o yara. Mo n lojutu lori ohun ti Mo n bọ lati gba.

 

“Mo ro bi mo ti lọ nipasẹ ohun ti mo si lọ fun nipasẹ kan idi. Mi akoko ni bayi. Nibẹ ni ko dara ju ọjọ bayi. Floyd ni ko si alejo si mi. Ti a ba tẹlẹ jin sinu ibudó. O ni pato ko ba fẹ lati padanu yi ọkan.”

 

Roman Martínez, WBO Junior Lightweight World asiwaju

 

“Mo wa dun lati wa ki apa kan yi nla show. Mo n ngbaradi gan daradara fun eyi ija. Pipe gbogbo ti o ri ni akọkọ ija mo yi je kan ogun ati yi ni yio je ohun kanna. Mo wa ni nla apẹrẹ ati Mo setan lati tọju mi ​​igbanu.

 

“Emi o nilo lati sise lati awọn ara siwaju sii ninu ija yi ati ki o mo ti ri ti o ba le pari rẹ tete akoko yi.

 

“Mo wa ni o dara gan apẹrẹ fun ija yi ati ki o Mo ti sọ a ti ṣiṣẹ lati ṣe awọn atunṣe lati gba awọn kolu jade ṣugbọn ti o ba ti a ni lati lọ si awọn ijinna, a yoo jẹ setan.

 

“Mo lero ni rematch jẹ gidigidi kan moriwu ija fun tẹlifisiọnu, awọn irú egeb ife.

 

“Pipe gbogbo ti o ri ni akọkọ ija mo o je kan ogun ati yi ni yio je ohun kanna. Fun mi, o yoo fun mi kan anfani lati lọ kuro ko si iyemeji ninu enikeni ká lokan pe emi ni asiwaju.

 

“Salido le sọ ohun tí ó wí, Mo lero o ni ni o dara majemu nitori emi li. Ni opin awọn ti o dara ju eniyan yoo win yi ija ati ti yoo jẹ mi.”

 

Orlando Salido, Mẹrin-Time World asiwaju

 

“Bayi mo mọ rẹ ailagbara, Mo n lilọ lati kolu lati awọn gan akọkọ akoko, Mo mọ ohun ti lati se fun awọn gun.

 

“Mo ni lati refocus irorun ati ara, Mo n ko lilọ si ṣe Elo o yatọ miiran ju lati jèrè gun akoko yi

 

“Mo n pato lilọ si ri yi akọle fun Mexico. Emi ko lero o. Mo mọ.

 

“Inu mi dun gan ni a ti wa ni ija ni a didoju agbègbè fun wa rematch, ko ni Puerto Rico lẹẹkansi. Mo ti a ti gan pese fun igba akọkọ ija ṣugbọn awọn referee yoo ko jẹ ki mi ja ija mi. O dabi enipe ni referee a sọrọ si mi ni gbogbo 12 iyipo. Mo ti a ti gbiyanju lati idojukọ nikan lori mi alatako, sugbon mo le ko.

 

“Mo wa gan yiya nipa yi ija. Eleyi jẹ gidigidi kan pataki osu fun Mexico ati ni pato nitori ti awọn ti, Mo n lilọ lati gba yi gun.

 

“Nibẹ ni nigbagbogbo kan pataki gan rivalry laarin Mexico ati Puerto Rico ati ki o Mo lero o, ti o jẹ idi ti mo ti bẹ daradara bee fẹ lati win yi akọle fun Mexico.”

Jack BADOU, WBC Super Middleweight World asiwaju

 

“Mo ti sọ ti wa ni ibudó fun nipa meji osu bayi. O ti kan gan o dara ati ki o ikẹkọ ibudó Mo setan bayi lati ja. A si tun ni osu kan lati lọ ati awọn ti a ba setan.

 

“Mo ti sọ nigbagbogbo ti lagbara irorun sugbon mo ti gba diẹ ninu awọn afikun igbekele lati nini ti alawọ igbanu. O tun ni lati duro ni irele ati ki o pa ṣiṣẹ lile.

 

“-Oriṣa jẹ kan lẹwa ti o dara Onija. Mo ti ni pato ro pe o ti n lilọ si jẹ ohun moriwu ija. Mo mọ ti o ti n bọ lati gba ohun ni mi o si n bọ lati ja.

 

“O si n ja ninu awọn UK ni iwaju ti a opolopo awon eniyan, sugbon o ni kan ti o yatọ ipele ni fegasi.

 

“Mo ro pe mo ti wa ni ìwò dara Onija. O si n lilọ si gbiyanju lati kolu mi jade ati Mo n lilọ si gbiyanju lati kolu u jade. O n lilọ si jẹ kan nla ija. Mo n pato lọ fun awọn knockout.

 

“O n wa otito a àlá lati wa lara iru ńlá kan iṣẹlẹ ni MGM sayin fun Floyd ká kẹhin ija, o ni a ibukun.

 

“O jẹ ko si yatọ si lati mi di awọn ifilelẹ ti awọn iṣẹlẹ tabi lori undercard. Nibẹ ni yio je ani diẹ awon eniyan ri mi ija ti o jẹ nla.

 

“Mo ti o kan ni lati feti si mi igun, jẹ smati ki o si wa ara mi. Ti mo ba ṣe pe mo ti yoo rìn jade ti nibẹ pẹlu mi igbanu mule.”

 

George oriṣa, Top 168-Iwon Contender

 

“Ohun gbogbo ni ikẹkọ ibudó ti wa pipe. A n Siṣàtúnṣe iwọn si akoko iyato ati awọn giga, eyi ti gba kan tọkọtaya ti ọjọ, ṣugbọn ohun gbogbo ti wa ni ti lọ gan daradara. Ti a ba wa niwaju ti iṣeto.

 

“A ti sọ a ti ikẹkọ gbogbo odun yi fun ija ki Mo n rilara gan ti o dara. Emi ko le duro lati gba ni nibẹ ati ki o bẹrẹ punching.

 

“Mo ro pe mo ti mọ siwaju sii ju to nipa Jack. Mo ti sọ ri i apoti ifiwe lodi si Anthony Dirrell ati ki o Mo ti sọ iwadi u lori teepu. Nibẹ ni a pupo lati fẹ nipa rẹ. Mo fẹ awọn ti o daju wipe o ti wá si U.S. o si ti ṣe si ile a jade nibi, nibẹ ni bravery ni pe. O si n latched lori lati kan aseyori ibùdó sugbon be o ni lati duro lori ara rẹ meji ẹsẹ ni iwọn.

 

“Mo ro pe mo ti wa dara ju u ni julọ aaye. Bi emi ba jade lọ ki o si ṣe o ni ohun rorun night iṣẹ fun mi.

 

“O ni jije dara lori kan undercard nitori Mo ti sọ jiya pẹlu awọn titẹ ti awọn akọkọ iṣẹlẹ. O jẹ dara lati o kan ni anfani lati gbadun awọn ija. O ni kan lowo ija ṣugbọn awọn nikan ni ohun ti mo ni lati dààmú nipa o ija. O ni kan nla anfani fun mi.

 

“Ipata jẹ diẹ opolo ju ohunkohun. O nikan gbọ a Onija Ọrọ nipa iwọn ipata lẹhin a ija nitori pe o ni ohun ikewo. Ti a ba ni awọn idaraya sise, sparring awọn alabašepọ ti wa ni nini lu si oke ati awọn nibẹ ni ko si ikewo lati ko ya o sinu kan gidi ija.

 

“Mo wa dùn lati wa ni nibi ni America. Awọn kẹta akoko lọ fun awọn akọle yio jẹ orire. A ti sọ pese diligently. Ti a ba šetan fun igbese.

 

“Mo ti sọ ri Badou soke sunmọ ati ara ẹni ati bi ti sibẹsibẹ, a ko le ri ohunkohun ti yoo fa mi kan isoro. A gbero lati ya awọn igbanu pada si awọn UK.

 

“O si yoo ni irorun jije ni ile ati pẹlu rẹ idurosinsin tọkọtaya, ṣugbọn wipe gbogbo lọ kuro nigbati o ba Akobaratan ni iwọn ati ki o ti wa ni a eniyan gbiyanju lati ya rẹ si pa ori.

 

“Niwon mo ti wà meje ọdun atijọ Mo ti sọ dreamed ti di a aye asiwaju. Mo ti sọ ní soke ati awọn dojuti ni Boxing sugbon o ti n gbogbo wa ni kikun Circle.

 

“A ni ara wa ni a nla ibi ni ikẹkọ ibudó ati ki o Mo gangan ko le duro lati gba ni nibẹ.”

 

Wà Smith, Ibewo Super Welterweight World asiwaju

 

“Mo beere fun awọn toughest njà ati awọn toughest italaya. Mo ti o kan fẹ lati ja ti o dara ju. Ko si ohun ti awọn eniyan ro tabi ohun ti eniyan sọ nípa mi, a fi papo ti o dara njà.

A ti sọ ní mẹta aṣaju-ni Mayweather ni igbega ki a ba nse nkan ọtun.

 

“Vanes Martirosyan jẹ kan ti o dara Onija, Mo ni nkankan sugbon ibowo fun u. A n nri papo ni pataki ise ninu idaraya to wa ni aseyori.

 

“Yi ija le jasi ti a ti akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ibikan sugbon Mo wa dun lati wa ni apa kan ti itan ati Floyd ká ipari. Mo n wa siwaju si a nla night ti Boxing.”

 

VANES MARTIROSYAN, 2004 U.S. Olympian ati 154-Iwon Contender

 

“Eleyi jẹ ńlá kan ija fun mi. Mi kẹhin ija ni mo fi silẹ ni awọn onidajọ’ ọwọ ati awọn ti o lọ ni ona miiran.

 

“Kẹsán 12 Mo n ko jẹ ki awọn onidajọ gba ninu mi ọna. Mo n lọ fun awọn knockout ati awọn ti o ba ti lọ si ri awọn ti o dara ju Vanes o ti lailai ri.”

 

Virgil Hunter, Berto ká olukọni

 

“Mo wa dun lati wa ni apa kan yi itan iṣẹlẹ. O jẹ wọnyi asiko ti mo ti ronú lórí ohun ti awọn wọnyi ọdọmọkunrin awọn ọkunrin lọ nipasẹ. Mo ti sọ ri diẹ ninu awọn ti awọn onija nla ti o wá ki o to wa. Nigbati mo ri diẹ ninu awọn ti odi iwa lori iṣẹlẹ yi, o ni lati awon eniyan ti ko ba mo ohun ti awon onija lọ nipasẹ ni-idaraya.

 

“A n so fun kò lati olodun-ati ki o si ko fun soke. Jije 48-0 ni ko rorun ohun ise. Paapa nigbati o ba pada lọ si ọjọ kan ati awọn idiwo ati awọn oke kékèké ti o ni lati ngun. Ti o ni ẹmi awọn idaraya. Mo ro pe ni kete ti Floyd Mayweather jẹ lọ, a yoo lero niwaju tí ọkunrin yi ní lori idaraya. Mo ti nwon ohun kanna pẹlu Muhammad Ali.

 

“Andre Berto ti borí kan pupo ninu re aye ati ki o Mo wa dun lati ṣe ti acquaintance rẹ. O si epitomizes ohun ti a Onija jẹ. O si n bori ati awọn ti o n mina anfani yi orisun pipa ti.

 

“Nigba ti o ba wo ni wipe Pack ni wipe welterweight pipin nibẹ ni nikan ọkan ti o dúró jade, gbogbo eniyan miran ni ni pe Pack.

 

“A fẹ lati fun eyi ti o dara ju ise ti a ba lilọ si fun o. Mo ro pe ni aṣiwaju ara bowo wipe. A wá lati win, sugbon a ni lati fi owo fun ohun ti o n ṣe fun awọn idaraya.

 

“Mo wa dun lati wa ni apa kan yi. O ni ńlá kan dani lorun fun mi lati wa ni apa idakeji ti Lejendi ati awọn ti a ba anticipating ohun gbogbo titan jade o kan ọtun fun wa lori ija alẹ.”

 

Leonard ELLERBE, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega

 

“Ku gbogbo eniyan si ohun ti yoo jẹ Floyd Mayweather ká kẹhin tapa si pa tẹ alapejọ rẹ iyanu ọmọ. A ni o wa ki yiya lati wa ni ṣiṣẹ papọ lati mu miran tolera PPV kaadi lati Boxing egeb lori Showtime PPV.

 

“A ni a nla tito sile pẹlu mẹta aye Championships njà.

 

“Tiketi yoo lọ lori tita ni ọla 10 am P.T. / 1 ​​pm E.T. Owo ibiti o lati $1,500, $1,000, $750, $500, $300, $150.

 

“Lọgan ti lẹẹkansi Floyd yoo jẹ o nri rẹ WBC ri ati WBA akole lori ila. Oun yoo wa ni ti nkọju si Andre Berto, ti o yoo wa ni nwa lati nu awọn 0 pipa Floyd ká gba lori Kẹsán 12.

 

“'Rocky’ Martinez vs. Orlando Salido yio jẹ kan rematch ti ija ti Odun tani lati April. A mọ pé a yoo jẹ ogun.

 

“Wọnyi li awọn onirũru italaya ti Floyd nilo lati fun u ni ona ti o nilo lati wa ni ti ti. Andre Berto jẹ kan eniyan ti a ni won ikure lati ja ọdun sẹyin. O si ni a meji-aye akoko asiwaju. A mọ ti o ti n lilọ si mu o. O si n lilọ lati fun o ti o dara ju re. Lori Kẹsán 12 a yoo ri ti o ba ti dara to.

 

“Pẹlu awọn storied ọmọ tí Floyd Mayweather ti ní, a ti wa ni iwongba ti witnessing itan. O dara ya kan ti o dara wo ni i, nitori awọn ohun ti o ni n se àseyọrí ninu yi idaraya, a yoo ko ri lẹẹkansi.

 

“A nigbagbogbo mọ pe Floyd yoo jẹ nibi, opolopo odun seyin. Nigba ti eniyan kan ṣe iru wọnyi ti nǹkan, ohun gbogbo ti o ṣe ni itan. Nigbati o ba wo ni ayika awọn ala-ilẹ, yi okunrin jeje ọtun nibi ni idi ti awọn ere ti a ti yipada.”

 

Stephen ESPINOZA, Alase Igbakeji Aare & Gbogbogbo Manager Showtime idaraya

 

“Boxing jẹ alakikanju a idaraya. O ni a alakikanju idaraya lati bo, o ni a alakikanju idaraya lati ṣe owo ni ati awọn ti o ni a alakikanju idaraya lati ṣe kan alãye ni. Nigbati o ba ri ẹnikan ti o ti a ti kopa ninu idaraya bi a ọjọgbọn fun 19 years, ko o kan kopa sugbon didaṣe ni idaraya ni ohun Gbajumo ipele, ọkan ti n ṣọwọn a ti ri, ti o ni nkankan pataki.

 

“Meji ewadun ni oke ti idaraya, ṣugbọn o mọ ohun ti ni julọ ìkan? O ni ise ethic. Fere 20 years ti a iṣẹ ethic ti o jẹ unmatched ni awọn idaraya ti Boxing. Kò ninu re 19 years ni o ni Floyd hàn soke kere ju 100 ogorun pese, 19 years ti unwavering discipline. Lọgan ti o ni si oke ipele, awọn iṣẹ ethic ko yi. Ti yoo jẹ awọn julọ ti Floyd ni yi idaraya, o jẹ ohun ti Mo ti yoo seese ko ri lẹẹkansi ni mi s'aiye.

 

“O gbogbo wa si opin ohun September 12, o ni anfani lati wa kẹhin gbadun re alaragbayida olorijori.

 

“Andre Berto ni a anfani lati ṣe itan ara. Ti o ba se pe, ohunkohun miiran yoo pataki. Berto yoo di mo bi eniyan ti o nipari lu Floyd Mayweather.

 

“Ọkan ohun ti a mo nipa Andre Berto, o n kò ni unkankan fun igbese. Nibẹ ni nikan kan ona ti o mọ bi o si ja ati awọn ti o ni gbogbo ibinu jade.

 

“Mo ti sọ ri ohun ti Andire le se ni iwọn, Mo ti sọ ri i ja yika lẹhin yika. Onija bi Andre Berto yio ma jẹ kaabo, nitori ko si ọkan jà le ju Andre Berto.”

 

Mauricio SULAIMAN, WBC Aare

 

“Inu mi dun gan ni lati lekan si soju fun baba mi, ati lati ri awọn WBC pada ni a nla iṣẹlẹ. Kẹsán 12 ni a ti orile-ede Mexico ni isinmi ati Floyd ti ya o lori ati ki o ni ipoduduro Mexico bẹ daradara. Andre Berto jẹ kan tele WBC asiwaju ti o yoo fun daju mu nla kan ipenija si Floyd Mayweather.”

 

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Las fegasi (Aug. 4, 2015) – Ni ohun ti o ti ṣe yẹ lati wa ni ti wa ni ik ija ti re illustrious 19-odun ọmọ, Boxing gbajumọ ati iwon-fun-iwon ọba Floyd “Owo” Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) yoo fi rẹ undefeated gba ati WBC ati WBA Welterweight World Championships lori ila lodi si agbara-punching, meji-akoko welterweight aye asiwaju Andre Berto (30-3, 23 KOs) Saturday, Meje. 12 ni MGM Grand Ọgbà Arena ni Las fegasi, gbe lori Showtime PPV (8 p.m. ATI/5 p.m. PT).

 

Bọ si pa ninu awọn Mayweather vs. Pacquiao ìṣẹlẹ, ninu eyi ti Mayweather wà undefeated nipa gbigbe kan unanimous ipinnu gun, Mayweather yio dán ara lodi si kan lile-kọlu Onija ebi npa fun re ni anfani lati Dimegilio a itan inu. Mayweather le tun ṣe itan. Ti o ba ti gun, oun yoo baramu ni gba ti pẹ heavyweight asiwaju Rocky Marciano, ti o ti fẹyìntì ni April 1956 pẹlu kan gba ti 49-0. Equaling Marciano ká gba, ọkan ninu awọn julọ mimọ ni gbogbo awọn ti idaraya, yoo reaffirm Mayweather ká arosọ ipo ninu awọn idaraya ati ki o buttress Mayweather ká nipe bi “Awọn Lailai o dara ju.”

 

Meji alarinrin aye asiwaju njà yoo tun wa lori sanwo-fun-view telecast.

Roman “Rocky” Martinez (29-2-2, 17 KOs) yoo ewu rẹ WBO Junior Lightweight akọle kan ni rematch lodi si awọn afẹṣẹja ti o dethroned, mẹrin-aye akoko asiwaju Orlando “Siri” Ṣí (42-13-2, 29 KOs). Won akọkọ ija, ni Kẹrin ti odun yi, ti wa ni ka nipa ọpọlọpọ lati wa ni a asiwaju tani fun ija ti Odun. Ni afikun, Badou Jack “Awọn Ripper” (19-1-1, 12 KOs) yoo ṣe awọn ti akọkọ olugbeja ti re WBC Super Middleweight World akọle lodi si dandan Challenger “Saint” George oriṣa (21-2, 16 KOs). A kẹrin ija lori sanwo-fun-view telecast ni yoo kede laipe.

 

Igbega nipa Mayweather ni igbega, awọn oni-ija sanwo-fun-view telecast ni yoo produced ati ki o pin ifiwe nipa Showtime PPV ki o si jẹ kẹfà ati ik ija ti a gba-kikan ti yio laarin Mayweather ati Showtime nẹtiwọki Inc.SHOWTIME idaraya® yoo ni atilẹyin awọn iṣẹlẹ pẹlu awọn eré Emmy® Eye-gba jara GBOGBO ACCESS.

 

Tiketi ifowoleri ati lori tita alaye jẹ ti onbo nigbamii ose yi.

 

“Mo setan lati gba pada ni awọn iwọn lori Kẹsán 12 ki o si fi mule lẹẹkansi lati gbogbo aiye idi ti mo n 'The o dara ju Lailai,'” Said Mayweather. “Mo ti nigbagbogbo mu mi A-ere ati yi igbejako Andire Berto ni ko si sile. O si ni a odo, lagbara Onija ti o jẹ ebi npa lati ya si isalẹ awọn ti o dara ju. Ogoji-mẹjọ ti gbiyanju ṣaaju ki o to ati lori Kẹsán 12, Mo n lilọ lati ṣe awọn ti o 49.”

 

“I’m coming to kick Floyd’s ass on Kẹsán 12,” Said Berto. “Ti o dara ju gbagbo wipe mo ti gbero lati mu o si Floyd ati ki o Mo wa ko fiyesi nipa ohun ti 48 other fighters have been unable to do. Somebody is getting knocked out and it won’t be me. You don’t want to miss this.”

 

“'Owo’ Mayweather ni pada ati gbogbo Mayweather ni igbega egbe ti šetan lati kọ pipa ti awọn alaragbayida gba-kikan Le 2 ìṣẹlẹ,” wi CEO ti ni igbega Mayweather Leonard Ellerbe. “O jẹ idunnu kan lati mu yi nla ija, Plus awọn ti alaragbayida undercard ti igbese, si awọn egeb ni Las fegasi ni MGM Grand. Andre Berto is a powerful fighter who presents a real danger to Floyd. He will have to use all of his skills to slow Berto down.”

 

“Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ Showtime fun yi anfaani lati ja ni yi nla iṣẹlẹ,” Said Martinez. “A wa ni tan ati ti ati ṣiṣẹ gidigidi lati rii daju yi akọle si maa wa ni Puerto Rico. Gbogbo eniyan si ri akọkọ igbejako Orlando Salido emi si mọ pe yi keji ija ni yio tun je kan ogun. Lọgan ti lẹẹkansi a ni rivalry laarin Puerto Rico ati Mexico, eyi ti opolopo ti ṣe onigbọwọ igbese. Ikẹkọ wa ni lilọ gan daradara ati awọn ti a ba wa ni 100 ogorun daju wipe on Kẹsán 12 it will be another great victory to Puerto Rico.”

 

“Mo wa yiya fun awọn rematch pẹlu Rocky Martinez,” said Salido. “Ni igba akọkọ ti ija ni Puerto Rico kò lọ ọna mi. Mo ni paa lati kan lọra ibere ati ki o ní lati ja meji njà – ọkan lodi si awọn referee ati ọkan lodi si Rocky Martinez. Lori Kẹsán 12, I am going to take matters into my own hands and look to knock out Rocky to get my world title belt back. Mexico and Puerto Rico have had a great rivalry over the years and this September you will see me bring the belt home to Mexico where it belongs.”

 

“Mo wa gidigidi ara yiya ati ki o Mo n ngbaradi fun awọn ti toughest ija ti mi ọmọ lodi si George oriṣa,” wi Jack. “Mo ti nigbagbogbo lọ sinu kan ija pẹlu ẹya underdog lakaye, ani bi asiwaju. O kan lara nla lati wa ni gbeja ninu mi gba ilu ti Las fegasi. Mi olugbeleke, Floyd Mayweather, ti ní mi pada nigba soke ati awọn dojuti mi ati ki o ọmọ Mo fẹ lati ṣe fun u, ati gbogbo Mayweather ni igbega egbe agbéraga lori Kẹsán 12.”

 

“Mo ti orire to lati ni iriri diẹ ninu awọn ti awọn ti o tobi inú awọn idaraya le fun,” wi-oriṣa. “Mo ti laya fun aye ri ati ki o mo ti ta jade stadiums, ṣugbọn mi otito ewe àlá ti gba aye kan akọle jẹ sibẹsibẹ lati wa ni ṣẹ. Mo gba pe anfani lori Las fegasi rinhoho – awọn crème de la crème fun eyikeyi Onija lori ile aye. Emi ko le duro lati se aseyori mi ìlépa ki o si di aye asiwaju. Badou Jack ni ko 'buburu’ to lati dawo mi àlá. Re WBC igbanu ni gbogbo awọn ti o jẹ lori mi, okan kọọkan ati gbogbo titaji akoko. A ti iwadi Jack – a ti wa ni pese sile fun agbara rẹ, ati ki o setan lati fi re ailagbara. Fegasi ni mi keji ile ati ki o Emi ko le duro lati wa pada pẹlu kan Bangi.”

 

“Nigba ti Showtime Awọn nẹtiwọki ati Floyd Mayweather jimọ soke fun awọn igba akọkọ ni 2013, ti o ti a npe ni a gba-kikan ti yio se – ati awọn ti o ni gangan ohun ti o ti wa,” wi Stephen Espinoza, Alase Igbakeji Aare ati Gbogbogbo Manager, Showtime idaraya®. “Nipasẹ marun njà ti awọn mefa-ija igba, awọn esi ti o ti koja ti wa grandest ireti. Floyd has never hesitated to take on the best of the best in his division. In Andre Berto, Floyd has chosen an opponent who always comes to fight and always entertains. Berto’s power and athleticism make him a legitimate threat against any opponent, ati si Floyd, a reti Berto lati wa ni bi ibinu bi lailai. We’re also assembling an action-packed undercard, ti afihan nipa kan rematch ti ọkan ninu awọn ti o dara ju ti njà 2015, Rocky Martinez vs. Orlando Salido.”

 

“A ti wa ni ti ohun iwuri pẹlu awọn anfani lati gbalejo ohun ti wa ni o ti ṣe yẹ lati wa ni Floyd ká ase ija ninu re storied ọmọ,” wi Richard Sturm, Aare ti Idanilaraya ati idaraya fun awon risoti MGM International. “Floyd jẹ kan awqn asiwaju ati ki o wo siwaju si ti a ri yi itan iṣẹlẹ lodi si Andire Berto ni MGM Grand.”

 

Ọkan ninu awọn julọ dara si awọn onija ni itan ti awọn idaraya, Mayweather, ti Grand Rapids, Mich., ija jade ti Las fegasi, ni a 12-akoko aye asiwaju ninu marun àdánù ìyapa. Pẹlu rẹ-iṣowo iyara, igbeja prowess ati iwọn generalship, Mayweather ti bayi segun 22 aye aṣaju-.

 

Ni afikun si rẹ ni oruka-aßey, Forbes, Fortune ati Eré alaworan ti a npè ni Mayweather agbaye ga-san elere-ije ọpọ igba. Re iṣẹlẹ amass gba-kikan nọmba; he has headlined four of the six highest-grossing pay-per-view events of all time and holds the all-time record in gross pay-per-view receipts.

 

Mayweather, awọn nikan Onija lati ti headlined mẹta iṣẹlẹ ti o ti ipilẹṣẹ diẹ ẹ sii ju milionu meji sanwo-fun-view rira kọọkan,ti garnered afonifoji “Onija ti Odun” Awards lori re storied ọmọ, pẹlu marun Espy Awards ati meji Boxing onkqwe Association of America Awards.

 

Gun kà bi a ti ṣee ṣe FOE fun Mayweather, Berto, 31, Igba otutu ti Haven, Fla. ni a tele magbowo standout ati 2004 Olympian fun Haiti. A oniwosan ti mejo aye akọle njà, gbogbo ni 147 poun, o si gba WBC Welterweight World Àkọlé ni June 2008 o si ṣe marun aseyori àkọlé defenses lori tókàn meji ati idaji odun kan ṣaaju ki o to ọdun awọn akọle ni April 2011. Berto gba IBF Welterweight World Àkọlé ni September 2011.

 

Awọn ibinu-afe Berto nigbagbogbo mu ki sensational fun ajeku – rẹ 2012 slugfest pẹlu Robert “Awọn Mimü” JagunjagunIja kan si wà ninu awọn Odun tani. Ni re julọ to šẹšẹ outing, o si gba ayo meji knockdowns en ipa si a kẹfà-yika TKO loriJosesito Lopez kẹhin March 13.

 

Style-ọlọgbọn, awọn 5-ẹsẹ-7 Berto ti wa ni o ti ṣe yẹ lati gba ohun ibinu ona pẹlu kan to ga Punch o wu, iru si awọn nwon.Mirza oojọ ti nipasẹ Marcos “The Kannada” Maidana ni akọkọ rẹ igbejako Mayweather. Ti o ba kuna lati han Mayweather rẹ aami-iṣowo iyara ati olugbeja, Berto le lo agbara rẹ, ati ọwọ iyara lati ṣe Mayweather korọrun ki o si fi agbara fun u sinu a ataburo.

 

Martinez, 32, ti Vega Baja, Puẹto Riko, yoo ṣe awọn akọkọ olugbeja ninu re kẹta stint bi WBO Junior Lightweight World asiwaju. O si gba awọn WBO 130 iwon-ade awọn ti keji akoko pẹlu kan 12-yika pipin ipinnu lori Miguel Beltran Jr. ni September 2012. Awọn olekenka-alakikanju Martinez ṣe meji aseyori defenses, pẹlu kan sunmọ ojuami’ bori tẹlẹ undefeated Diego Magdaleno, ṣaaju ki o to ọdun kẹjọ, nipa yika-knockout si unbeaten Mikey Garcia ni Kọkànlá Oṣù 2013.

Awọn 5-ẹsẹ-8 Martinez gba rẹ akọkọ ija wọnyi ni Garcia ija ati ki o si, ninu rẹ julọ to šẹšẹ outing, o si ye a desperate pẹ adie lati jiyan outpoint Salido kọja 12 lile-jà, action-aba ti iyipo to koja April 11.

Billed bi “The Ogun,” awọn slugfest le ti koja awọn oniwe-ìdíyelé bi mejeji awọn onija expended ohun inordinate iye ti agbara lori papa ti awọn 36 iṣẹju. Lilo rẹ ni anfani iga ki o si de ọdọ, Martinez rán Salido si kanfasi ni kẹta ati karun ati ki o gba nipasẹ awọn ikun ti 116-109, 115-110 ati 114-111. Salido was docked a point in the 11th yika fun kekere kan fe, ṣugbọn kò jáwọ nínú ija ati ki o wà ninu ti o si opin.

Alakikanju ati ki o pinnu pẹlu kan taara-ara ti o siwaju mu ki enia fun-tenilorun àlámọrí, Martinez gba awọn WBO Title igba akọkọ ni Oṣù 2009 ati ni ifijišẹ gbà o lemeji.

Ṣí, 34, ti Sonora, Mexico, ni a oró lile-nosed afẹṣẹja-puncher ti o jẹ setan lati ya lori ẹnikẹni ati ki o jẹ ko si alejo si awọn Boxing rivalry ti o ni Mexico vs. Puẹto Riko.

Awọn 5-ẹsẹ-6 Salido gba awọn adele WBO Junior Lightweight World asiwaju ninu re ki o to kẹhin outing ni a pada-ati-jade 11th-yika knockout lori Thailand ká Terdsak Kokietgym lori Kẹsán 1, 2014. Awọn buru ju ogun ti o ere ifihan meje knockdowns (Salido sọkalẹ lọ ni igba mẹta, Kokietgym mẹrin) ti o wà ni 2014 Yahoo! Ija idaraya ti Odun.

Salido jẹ tun kan meji-akoko featherweight aye asiwaju. O si jà diẹ ninu awọn ti o dara ju ti re iran ni 126, pẹlu Mikey Garcia,Juan Manuel “Juanma” Lopez lemeji, ati lọwọlọwọ WBO 126-iwon asiwaju Vasyl Lomachenko ti o Salido lu meta seyin lori njà a 12-yika pipin ipinnu ni Oṣù 2014.

Jack, 31, kan lọdọ awọn ti Dubai, Sweden, ti o jade ti njà Mayweather ká Las fegasi-idaraya, sile ni WBC 168-iwon igbanu pẹlu kan 12-yika poju ipinnu lori gbeja asiwaju ati ki o tẹlẹ unbeaten Anthony Dirrell kẹhin April 24 nipasẹ awọn ikun ti 116-114, 115-113 ati 114-114.

A tele European magbowo standout – ti o ti n nikan ni afẹṣẹja lailai lati soju Gambia ni eyikeyi Olympic ere (2008) – awọn 6-ẹsẹ-1 Jack wa ni tan-pro ni June 2009 o si gba rẹ ni ibẹrẹ 16 bouts ṣaaju ki o to iponju ti a iyalenu akọkọ-yika knockout pipadanu si Derek Edwards ni Kínní 2014.

A afẹṣẹja pẹlu ti o dara iyara ati ronu, Jack ti niwon gba mẹta ni ọna kan, pẹlu awọn pataki gun lori Dirrell.

Awọn battled-ni idanwo oriṣa, 27, ti Hammersmith, London, England, yoo gba rẹ kẹta kiraki ni a 168 iwon-aye akọle. Awọn nikan blemishes lori re gba wá ni pada-si-pada njà lodi si ki o si IBF-/ WBA asiwaju ati countryman Carl Froch ni Wembley Stadium ni London. Lẹhin ọdun nipa ti ariyanjiyan kẹsan-yika TKO ni Kọkànlá Oṣù 2013, -Oriṣa ti a duro nipa gbigbona rẹ orogun ni kẹjọ yika ti a May 2014 ikunsinu rematch ti o ni ifojusi 80,000 egeb.

-Oriṣa ti rebounded niwon ja bo si Froch, gba re kẹhin bata. -Oriṣa gba awọn ṣ'ofo WBC Silver Super Middleweight akọle ati European asiwaju ninu Sept. 2014 lodi si Christophe Rebrasse ati ki o gba wọle a keje-yika TKO lori Dennis Douglin kẹhin Oṣu kọkanla. 22.

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About Mayweather vs. Berto:

Mayweather la. Berto, a 12-yika welterweight aye asiwaju ija fun Mayweather ká WBC ati WBA 147-iwon orúkọ oyè, is promoted by Mayweather Promotions LLC. The event will take place Saturday, Kẹsán 12 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas and will be televised by SHOWTIME PPV. The undercard features a WBO Junior Lightweight World Championship fight, eyi ti o jẹ kan rematch laarin Roman Martinez ati Orlando Salido. Also featured on the PPV telecast will be a WBC Super Middleweight title bout between Badou Jack and George Groves, eyi ti o ti ni igbega ni sepo pẹlu Team Sauerland.

 

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewo www.mayweatherpromotions.com, www.SHO.com/Sports atiwww.mgmgrand.com and follow on Twitter at @floydmayweather, AndreBerto, BadouJack, StGeorgeGroves, sirisalido, mayweatherpromo, SHOSports AtiSwanson_Comm tabi di a àìpẹ lori Facebook niwww.facebook.com/FloydMayweather,www.Facebook.Asise / TheRealAndreBerto,www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotions atiwww.facebook.com/SHOsports.
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MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO PREMIERES THIS SATURDAYON SHOWTIME®, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWED BY INSIDE MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO EPILOGUE

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The fourth and final installment of Inu MAYWEATHER la. PACQUIAO-Kanṣo ti–premieres yi Saturday immediately following the SHOWTIME premiere of the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao delayed telecast at 9 p.m. ATI/PT. In this clip, witness Mayweather and Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach arguing just moments before the fight. And tune in yi Saturday to witness all the drama and intensity immediately before and after last Saturday’s historic showdown.

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FLOYD MAYWEATHER DEFEATS MANNY PACQUIAO BY UNANIMOUS DECISION IN FRONT OF 16,507 FANS AT MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA

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Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Stephanie Trapp / Mayweather ni igbega

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Chris Farina / Top ipo

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Esteri Lin / Showtime

Tẹ NIBI For Photos From Will Hart/HBO

Floyd MAYWEATHER

“O si ni [Manny Pacquiao] is a hell of a fighter. I take my hat off to him. Now I see why he’s one of the guys that are at the pinnacle of the sport of boxing.

 

“I knew he was going to push it and win some rounds. He had some moments in the fight, but I kept him on the outside, I was a smart fighter. I wasn’t getting hit with a lot of shots until I sat in the pocket, that’s when he would land a lot of shots.

 

“A ṣe ohun ti a ti ní lati se lalẹ and I’m truly blessed.

 

“I’m a calculated fighter, he’s a tough competitor.

 

“I have to take it off to my dad, without him I wouldn’t be where I’m at.

 

“He’s a very awkward fighter, so I had to take my time and watch him close.

 

“Gbogbo 47 fights before I got to this fight played a major key in my career.

 

“Manny Pacquiao is a true champion and we both did our best lalẹ.

 

“When the history books are written, this fight will have been worth the wait.

 

“I have one more fight. My last fight is in September and then it’s time for me to hang it up. I’m almost 40 years old now. I’ve been in the sport 19 years and have been a champion for 18 years, I’m truly truly blessed.”

 

 

MANNY PACQUIAO

“O je kan ti o dara ija; Mo ro mo ti gba awọn ija.

 

“He didn’t do anything. He was always moving outside.

 

“I got him many times, I saw his punches.

 

“He was moving around too much, it wasn’t easy throwing punches at him. If he would’ve stayed in one place then I could’ve thrown punches.

 

“I was cutting him and countering. I wanted to fight.

 

“I was able to handle his power; he’s not strong like previous opponents like [Anthony] Margarito.

 

“I thought I was up in the fight, so that’s why I didn’t attack harder in the 11th ati 12th iyipo.

 

“He’s not bigger than me, it’s not about the size. The size doesn’t matter. I’ve fought guys bigger than him and had no problem.”

 

 

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Mayweather la. Pacquiao was a 12-round welterweight world championship unification bout promoted by Mayweather Promotions and Top Rank Inc., and sponsored by Tecate con caracter, Paramoung awọn aworan ati awọn iṣelọpọ Skydance -terminator Awọn akẹkọ, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere Keje 1st, Awọn aworan Pataki & Awọn iṣelọpọ Skydance ṣafihan iṣẹ ṣiṣe soro: Orilẹ-ede Rogue, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere & Imax Keje 31st, Ile-iṣẹ Weinstein ati fiimu tuntun ti Southpaw, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere nibi gbogbo July 24 ati Mexico, Gbe o si Gbà o. The three-fight pay-per-view telecast was co-produced and co-distributed by SHOWTIME PPV® ati HBO San-ọṣẹ-View® bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. ATI/ 6 p.m. PT.

 

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewo www.mayweatherpromotions.com, www.toprank.com, www.SHO.com/Idaraya,www.hbo.com/boxing ati www.mgmgrand.com and follow on Twitter at @floydmayweather, MannyPacquiaomayweatherpromo, TRBoxing, SHOSports, HBOboxing AtiSwanson_Comm, ki o si di kan àìpẹ lori Facebook niwww.facebook.com/FloydMayweather, www.facebook.com / TopRankMannyPacquiao www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotions, www.facebook.com/TRBoxing, www.facebook.com/SHOsports atiwww.facebook.com/HBOBoxing.

 

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MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO PAY-PER-VIEW UNDERCARD FIGHTERS FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES AND PHOTOS FROM DAVID COPPERFIELD THEATER AT MGM GRAND IN LAS VEGAS

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Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Stephanie Trapp / Mayweather ni igbega

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Idris Erba / Mayweather ni igbega

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Chris Farina / Top ipo

Tẹ NIBI For Photos From Will Hart/HBO

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Esteri Lin / Showtime

 

Las fegasi (April 30, 2015) – Undefeated WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Kinniun “Ìṣẹlẹ” Santa Cruz, WBO Featherweight World Champion Vasyl Lomachenko, their opponents and non-televised fighters participated Thursday in the undercard final press conference before their respective fights taking place this Saturday, Le 2, live on pay-per-view at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

 

In pay-per-view fights before Floyd “Owo” Mayweather pàdé Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao in their epic welterweight championship unificiation showdown, the Mexican star Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 KOs) will take on fellow Mexican countryman Jose Cayetano (17-3, 8 KOs) in a 10-round featherweight contest and Ukraine’s Lomachenko(3-1, 1 KO) yoo dabobo lodi si Puerto Rico ká Gamalier Rodriguez (25-2-3, 17 KOs).

 

The pay-per-view telecast will be co-produced and co-distributed by SHOWTIME PPV® ati HBO San-ọṣẹ-View® bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. ATI/ 6 p.m. PT.

 

Also appearing at the press conference were boxers fighting on the non-televised portion of the card: Promising unbeaten Chris “Young King” Pearson (11-0, 9 KOs), ti o pàdé El wi Harrak (12-2, 7 KOs) ni a 10-yika middleweight ija; lile-kọlu Jesse Hart (16-0, 13 KOs), who’ll face fellow unbeaten Mike Jimenez (17-0, 11 KOs) in a 10-rounder for the NABO, USBA and NABF Super Middleweight titles, power-punching Andrew “Awọn eranko” Tabiti (9-0, 9 KOs), who will be opposed by Anthony Caputo Smith (15-4, 10 KOs) in a cruiserweight eight-rounder and undefeated super middleweight Brad Solomoni (24-0, 9 KOs), ti o pàdé Adrian Rene Granados (13-3, 9 KOs) in a 10-round scrap.

 

Here is what the fighters and executives said Thursday at the Copperfield Theater at the MGM Grand:

Leo Santa Cruz

“I’m more than excited to be on this undercard. This is the biggest card I could have been on. I want to show the whole world who I am.

 

“I prepared very hard for this fight, like I always do. It’s going to be a historic night and I’m happy to be a part of that history.

 

“I know that everybody is here for Mayweather and Pacquiao but there will still be millions seeing me fight and I want to show them who Leo Santa Cruz is so that I can get a lot more fans.

 

“”I’m still young and there are many more fights to come. The fights the fans want, we’re going to give it to them. I know those fights are going to happen.

 

“I want to look spectacular and I want to get Cayetano out of there really fast. Sometimes these kind of fighters are the ones who give you the hardest fights because they come hungrier and have nothing to lose.

 

“Seeing my family here and having them in the arena on fight night is a huge motivation for me. I feel happier and more relaxed and I’m ready.

 

“I never underestimate a fighter. Any fighter in the ring is dangerous. I hope that Cayetano is ready so that we can give the fans a great show.”

 

JOSE CAYETANO
“I know that Leo Santa Cruz is a strong, difficult fighter but he also has weaknesses and that is what we prepared for, to give him a surprise.

“I’m a man that takes challenges and I’ve been preparing very hard, I’m always prepared for these types of fights. I’m very prepared and I feel very strongly that I will win.

“I came here for the opportunity to beat Leo Santa Cruz and for the opportunity to participate in such a grand event that is Mayweather vs. Pacquiao.

“I’m very happy and very grateful and very excited to get into the ring. It’s a huge commitment, the entire world will be watching me but that is why I accepted the fight, I know that if I beat him, bigger and better opportunities will come my way.

“I’m not nervous because it’s not the first time that I’ve faced a tough opponent. I’ve never faced a world champion but I’ve faced opponents that throw hard punches, so I’m not nervous, I’m excited.”

 

VASYL LOMACHENKO

“This is an opportunity to show everyone what I’m capable of doing and for millions of viewers to see that I can do it.

 

“The best fighters get the best opportunities in the ring, there are a lot of great fighters getting those opportunities including myself.

 

“It’s always a good feeling when people are saying good things about you.

 

“I’m very excited to be involved in a bout such as this one, Le 2 will be a big show shown around the world. I’m very happy to be in the opening bout for this huge fight.”

 

GAMALIER RODRIGUEZ
“I’m looking forward to this big fight lojo satide. It’s a blessing to participate in this type of press conference and come Saturday, Mo ti yoo win! I’m sure of it. I will be champion.

“All of the attention toward Vasyl Lomachenko gives me motivation. I’ve been a fighter and a boxer since I was young and it’s added motivation to come out on top this weekend.

 

“I know that Lomachenko is a good and technical fighter but it doesn’t compare to my hunger and drive to be world champion.

“I wanted to take the opportunity during my speech at the press conference to let everyone know that I can here to fight. It’s going to be a hard fought battle and I’m very confident that I’ll win and become the champion this Saturday.”

 

Leonard ELLERBE, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega

“I am so excited to be here today to discuss the great undercard which will be the lead-in to our long awaited, history making event taking place this Saturday night.

 

“The lead-in fight for Mayweather vs. Pacquiao will be a very exciting fight featuring Leo Santa Cruz and Jose Cayetano.

 

“Leo Santa Cruz is one of the classiest gentleman in the sport. He’s a very fan-friendly fighter and a Mexican warrior. He represents Mexico very well.”

 

BOB ARUM, Hall ti loruko olugbeleke, Top ipo

“I know that every fighter deems it a tremendous honor to be part of this great event. We hope and believe that we will be presenting to the public through Mayweather Promotions and Top Rank, the best of boxing and the best fighters.

 

“Vasyl Lomachenko is considered to be the greatest amateur fighter of all time. Bayi, he looks for the same type of success he had as an amateur in the professional ranks. But this will be a very competitive fight, because Gamalier Rodriguez is a Puerto Rican who comes to fight and believes that he can upset Vasyl.

 

“A lot of the young men up here believe they are the next big thing in boxing, and many will be. But I know that Vasyl Lomachenko will be a big superstar in the sport of boxing.”

 

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Mayweather la. Pacquiao jẹ agbelera iṣaju 12 iyipo Welterweight, ati pe o ti ṣe onigbọwọ nipasẹ tecate con crouctuctucte, Paramoung awọn aworan ati awọn iṣelọpọ Skydance -terminator Awọn akẹkọ, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere Keje 1st, Awọn aworan Pataki & Awọn iṣelọpọ Skydance ṣafihan iṣẹ ṣiṣe soro: Orilẹ-ede Rogue, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere & Imax Keje 31st, Ile-iṣẹ Weinstein ati fiimu tuntun ti Southpaw, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, in theaters everywhere July 24 ati Mexico, Gbe o si Gbà o.

 

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewo www.mayweatherpromotions.com, www.toprank.com, www.SHO.com/Idaraya,www.hbo.com/boxing ati www.mgmgrand.com and follow on Twitter at @floydmayweather, MannyPacquiaomayweatherpromo, TRBoxing, SHOSports, HBOboxing AtiSwanson_Comm, ki o si di kan àìpẹ lori Facebook ni www.facebook.com/FloydMayweather, www.facebook.com / TopRankMannyPacquiao www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotions, www.facebook.com/TRBoxing, www.facebook.com/SHOsports atiwww.facebook.com/HBOBoxing.

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FLOYD MAYWEATHER AND MANNY PACQUIAO FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES AND PHOTOS FROM KÀ THEATRE AT MGM GRAND IN LAS VEGAS

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"MAYWEATHER Vs. PACQUIAO "

Yi Saturday, Le 2, Gbe lori Pay-ọṣẹ-View

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Idris Erba / Mayweather ni igbega

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Stephanie Trapp / Mayweather ni igbega

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Tẹ NIBI For Photos From Will Hart/HBO

Tẹ NIBI Fun fọto Lati Esteri Lin / Showtime

 

Las fegasi (April 29, 2015) - Floyd "Owo" Mayweather ati Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao faced off for only the third time Wednesday during the final press conference for their long-awaited welterweight world championship unification fight this Saturday, Le 2, ni MGM Grand Ọgbà Arena, live on pay-per-view.

 

The last time the boxing superstars met face-to-face was at the Los Angeles press conference to formally announce the mega-fight on March 11. The first time they were photographed up close and personal came at a Miami Heat basketball game in January.

 

In the most eagerly awaited showdown in years – and the richest fight in boxing history — the undefeated and universally recognized No. 1 pound-for-pound boxer Mayweather (47-0, 26 KOs), an 11-time world champion in five weight divisions, will take on the fighting pride of the Philippines, Pacquiao (57-5-2, 38 KOs), the only boxer to capture world titles in eight weight classes.

 

Here is what the fighters and executives said Wednesday at the KÀ Theatre at the MGM Grand:

Floyd MAYWEATHER

“The only thing I can do is take it one day at a time. When the fight gets here I will go out there and do what I do best and that’s go out and fight.

 

“From the beginning of my career, I’ve always had a game plan. It’s just like chess. We make calculated moves in the ring and outside the ring. I got with the right team and surrounded myself with the right chess pieces.

 

“I’m a lot wiser than I once was. This fight sells itself. Our ultimate goal was to get to this point, whether it was Manny or another fighter.

 

“I don’t take anything away from Manny Pacquiao. He’s a solid fighter; a solid competitor and it will be an intriguing matchup come Saturday.

 

“Everything takes time, it’s all about timing. I’m glad that we had patience and didn’t rush. The time is now, this is the right time for this fight.

 

“I want to thank all the writers for being here. Some have been around since I was 10-years-old, some have been here for my 19 years in this sport. I’m thankful for all the writers, whether the stories were good stories or bad, you guys kept me relevant for 19 years.

 

“This fight is about one fighter who is at the top fighting another fighter who is at the top. It’s about giving you guys excitement. We don’t know how this fight is going to play out, but I believe in my skills. I believe I am going to be victorious.

 

“When I went to training camp I worked extremely hard to win this fight and I’m pretty sure Manny did the same. That’s why this is an intriguing matchup.”

MANNY PACQUIAO

“I don’t have a prediction, but I’m excited. I’m confident and I feel for the first time that I’m ready for the fight.

"I’m so happy because that feeling and that focus that I had many years ago, ni pada. I’m confident and relaxed.

“My love and eagerness for this fight has made me especially interested.

“I would like to invite everyone to witness the great fight between Floyd and I this Saturday.

“I want to be an example and inspiration to people.

“Before I became a boxer, I used to sleep on the street. I can’t believe that I am in this position. The boy who didn’t have food and slept on the street can have this life.

“On Saturday our goal is to make the fans happy with our performance. Both of us will work very hard to entertain the fans and give a good fight.

“I hope that both Floyd and I do our best on Saturday and to put our name in boxing history.

“The most important thing I hope for is that after the fight I can talk with Floyd about being an inspiration to people all around the world.”

Floyd Mayweather SR., Mayweather ká Baba & Olukọni

 

“Whatever happens on Saturday, it’s going to be one-sided. Pacquiao is going to sleep.

 

“I’m a trainer, I know what’s going on with fighters. Pacquiao doesn’t have it.

 

“Everybody can say what they want to say. I’ve said it before, Pacquiao can’t punch. I’m not worried about it. I’m going to have Floyd walk him down.”

 

Freddie Roach, Pacquiao ká olukọni

“When this fight was announced, Manny’s training level went way up. He’s really excited about this fight.

 

“I think we will win a decision and outpoint this guy. If the knockout comes then that will be a bonus.

“I think Manny likes to be the underdog. We like pulling upsets and doing things we’re not supposed to do. Manny is going to be that guy.

“We will put a lot of pressure on Floyd. Manny likes to exchange and with his hand speed, this fight will go in our favor.

“Manny is reckless, but that’s his style. He tries to win fights and people enjoy his fights. He gives it his all and sometimes you get knocked out, that’s part of boxing.”

 

Leonard ELLERBE, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega

 

“The worldwide attention and interest in this event has been unbelievable and Floyd and Manny deserve it.

 

“Las Vegas has a rich history of hosting the biggest and best fights in the sport. Over the years Floyd Mayweather has made the MGM his home. This will be his 11th consecutive fight at MGM Grand and the 14th in his career.

 

“There are two great fighters that will be fighting on Saturday night and the focus needs to be on the fighters, no one else. The focus is on the fighters on Saturday night.

 

“On May 2, Floyd faces another huge challenge in fellow world champion Manny Pacquiao, in a fight that the whole world is waiting to see. Once again Floyd is out to prove that he is The Best Ever and I know he will on Saturday night.”

 

BOB ARUM, Hall ti loruko olugbeleke, Top ipo

 

“This is a great promotion with two great fighters. I hope that this fight will help elevate the rest of boxing. I think based on the interest in this fight, there has been increased interest in boxing as well, and that’s great.

 

“People have spent a lot of time during this event watching Manny train, but more importantly, watching Freddie teach. It’s great to see two guys on the same wavelength, working on the strategy and then working it out in the ring.”

 

Ken HERSHMAN, Aare, HBO idaraya

 

“The journey to this fight has been a remarkable one. In addition to the great writing and reporting that all the media has been doing, HBO has been putting on terrific programs for fight fans to enjoy and bring them closer to the sport.

 

“One important note for everyone, please order the pay-per-view Saturday night early, or if possible today or tomorrow. We expect that the ordering systems will be overwhelmed. Bakannaa, there will be two undercard events starting at 9 p.m. Et / 6 fi aidunnu. PT and those events can end at any time. We want to make sure that no one misses any of the main event. Tune-in and tune-in early.”

 

Stephen ESPINOZA, Alase Igbakeji Aare ati Gbogbogbo Manager, Showtime idaraya

 

“This event is about two world-class athletes, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, who have been working for weeks and weeks, all of their lives really, to get to this precise moment.

 

“These two fighters have worked their entire lives to get to this moment.

 

“Floyd and Manny have great teams. Floyd will be the first one to tell you that his team deserves a lot of the credit for his success and I’ve heard Manny say very similar things.

 

“What makes this event so special and so historic, is that we have two once-in-a-generation athletes who will be meeting in the ring in about 72 wakati. We are so proud to have been given the opportunity to be a part of such a highly anticipated event.”

 

Richard iji, Aare ti Idanilaraya & Sports fun MGM Resorts International

 

“It is an honor for the MGM Resorts to house this highly anticipated event. Sports fans around the world will have the unique opportunity to watch two of boxing’s top champions, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, as they go toe-to-toe at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

 

“Excitement for this event has resonated throughout our MGM Resorts properties and the entire Las Vegas community.

 

“We have created additional programming at the resorts including closed circuit viewing that gives fans the chance to experience MGM’s great championship fights.

 

“We just want to thank everybody involved in this great event. We’re excited, we’re proud and we can’t wait for Saturday night.”

 

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Mayweather la. Pacquiao jẹ agbelera iṣaju 12 iyipo Welterweight, ati pe o ti ṣe onigbọwọ nipasẹ tecate con crouctuctucte, Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions –Terminator Genisys, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere Keje 1st, Awọn aworan Pataki & Awọn iṣelọpọ Skydance ṣafihan iṣẹ ṣiṣe soro: Orilẹ-ede Rogue, Ni awọn ibi-iṣere & Imax Keje 31st, Ile-iṣẹ Weinstein ati fiimu tuntun ti Southpaw, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, in theaters everywhere July 24 ati Mexico, Gbe o si Gbà o. The three-fight pay-per-view telecast is co-produced and co-distributed by SHOWTIME PPV® ati HBO San-ọṣẹ-View® bẹrẹ ni 9 p.m. ATI / 6 p.m. PT.

 

Fun alaye diẹ ẹ ibewo www.mayweatherpromotions.com, www.toprank.com, www.SHO.com/Sports,www.hbo.com/boxing ati www.mgmgrand.com and follow on Twitter at @floydmayweather, MannyPacquiaomayweatherpromo, TRBoxing, SHOSports, HBOboxing AtiSwanson_Comm, ki o si di kan àìpẹ lori Facebook ni www.facebook.com/FloydMayweather, www.facebook.com/TopRankMannyPacquiao www.facebook.com/MayweatherPromotions, www.facebook.com/TRBoxing, www.facebook.com/SHOsports atiwww.facebook.com/HBOBoxing.

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Mayweather la. Pacquiao In-Depth Preview and Analysis

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Nipa: Tony Penecale

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Nipari!!!! After six years of arguing, negotiating, finger-pointing, and the real possibility that it would never happen, the long-awaited superfight between Floyd “Money” Mayweather Jr. and Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao is finally about to happen. There is a possibility of grossing upwards of $300 million between them, easily the richest event in sports history. Mayweather is set to make $180 million. He would earn $15 million per round, $5 million per minute, & $83,333.33 per second. Pacquaio would make $120 million and would earn $10 million per round, $3,333,333.33 per minute, & $55,555.56 per second. Las Vegas is a gambling town, and after years of bluffing, raising the ante, and calling each other out, both fighters have put all their chips in. Their legacies are on the table. Bayi, it’s time to see who is really holding the Aces when they step in the ring.

AGE, Gba, ATI awọn iṣiro

Mayweather: Ọjọ ori: 38 ọdun atijọ

Gba: 47-0 (26 Knockouts)

Iga: 5’8”

Àdánù: 146 * * Àdánù fun kẹhin ija (9-13-14)

De ọdọ: 72"

 

Pacquiao: Ọjọ ori: 35 ọdun atijọ

Gba: 57-5-2 (38 Knockouts)

Iga: 5’6”

Àdánù: 144 ** Àdánù fun kẹhin ija (11-20-14)

De ọdọ: 67"

 

Oruka ße iß

Mayweather:

1996 Olympic Idẹ medalist

WBC Super Featherweight Champion (’98-’02)

WBC Lightweight asiwaju (’02-’04)

Ring Magazine Lightweight Champion (’02-’04)

WBC Junior Welterweight Champion (’05-’06)

IBF Welterweight Champion (’06)

WBC Welterweight Champion (’06-‘07)

WBC Junior Middleweight asiwaju (’07)

WBA Junior Middleweight asiwaju (’12)

WBC Welterweight Champion (’11-Pres)

Ring Magazine Welterweight Champion (’06-‘07)

Ring Magazine Pound-4-Pound #1 Boxer (’05-’07, ’12-Pres)

 

Pacquiao:

WBC Flyweight Champion (’98-‘99)

IBF Super Bantamweight Champion (’01-’03)

WBC Super Featherweight Champion ('08)

WBC Lightweight asiwaju (‘08)

IBO Junior Welterweight Champion ('09)

WBO Welterweight asiwaju (’09-‘12)

WBO Welterweight asiwaju ('14 -Pres)

Ring Magazine Pound-4-Pound #1 Boxer (’08-‘12)

Ring Magazine Pound-4-Pound #4 Boxer (Pres)

 

Ara

Mayweather:

A pure boxer with great speed who does everything well with an arsenal that includes a snapping jab, accurate right hand and a left hook that can be doubled and tripled with tremendous effect. Uses feint moves to freeze opponents and open punching lanes. Tucks his chin well behind his shoulder to roll with punches. Even on the ropes, he is a difficult target to land a solid punch on. He doesn’t have great punching power. Most of his stoppage victories come from outpunching and outclassing his opponents but rarely scoring clean knockouts.

 

Pacquiao:

Pacquiao boxes from a southpaw stance, moving forward and bobbing and feinting his way in. Once in close, he uses his right hand to find the range and then unleashes his powerful left, either straight or looping, and he will often double and triple it to the body and head. Uses quick head shifts to slip punches while moving forward. Has soundly developed under the tutelage of Freddie Roach, developing a decent right hook, either as a lead punch or thrown behind the left. Uses quick head shifts to slip punches while moving forward. Is no longer the feared finisher he once was earlier in his career.

 

Agbara

Mayweather:

* Iriri – Boxing is in Mayweather’s blood, and he’s been involved in the sport since his childhood. Completed an extensive amateur career by winning the bronze medal in the ’96 Olympic Games. He has been competing successfully on a championship level for the past 17 years, facing and defeating fighters with a variety of styles.

 

* Conditioning – Mayweather is a fitness freak with an amazing work ethic when it comes to training. Few fighters push themselves as much as Mayweather does in the gym, even doing midnight training sessions. It is evident in the ring when his stamina carries him in the late rounds.

 

* Ring Generalship – Mayweather knows every inch of the ring and how to control a fight. He knows when to attack, when to box, when to turn up the heat, and when to coast. Mayweather owns the ring when he is in there. Even the rare times when he has been stunned in fights, he was able to quickly settle down and quell the threat.

 

 

Pacquiao:

* Unorthodox Style – Pacquiao is very unorthodox, even for a southpaw. He moves straight in but is hard to time with his bobbing and head feints. Before most opponents can time his onrushes, he is throwing whirlwind punches from a variety of angles.

 

* Speed – Pacquiao is fleet of foot and the owner of very fast hands, especially for a boxer with such considerable power. He quickly moves into position and fires rapid one-two combinations. He’s expanded his arsenal to include blinding combinations of hooks, uppercuts, and double or triple left hands.

 

* Stamina – Pacquiao is always in tremendous shape and fights just as hard in the last round as he does in the first. He applies a ton of pressure and is constantly punching, wearing opponents down in the process.

 

Ailagbara

Mayweather:

* Aging – Mayweather may have an unblemished record, but Father Time has never been defeated. Mayweather has been more flat-footed in recent bouts. His first encounter with Marcos Maidana was a rough and tumble affair where Mayweather looked very ordinary. The rematch was more definitive but unimpressive.

 

* Distractions – Maweather loves to be in the public eye and never shies away from controversy. Most notably are his public disputes and reconciliations with his father and trainer, Floyd Mayweather, Senior. The most recent camp turbulence came in the form of a training camp dispute between Floyd Sr. and Alex Ariza, working as the strength and conditioning coach. A non-harmonious training camp could lead to unnecessary distractions.

 

* Punching Power – Most of Mayweather’s stoppage wins came from an accumulation of punches. The usual result is the referee or opposing corner stopping the bout to prevent further punishment. Notwithstanding his controversial and explosive knockout of Victor Ortiz, it is rare to see Mayweather finish a bout with one punch, dating all the way back to his days as a 130-pounder.

 

 

Pacquiao:

* Killer Instinct – Pacquiao was once regarded as a ruthless buzzsaw, cutting through opponents until they succumbed. He has since lost that edge, failing to win a fight by stoppage since 2009. More of a concern is that on several occasions he eased up on outclassed opponents, allowing them to survive the last few rounds.

 

* Trouble with Counterpunchers – Pacquiao is an aggressive, offense-first fighter who will freely throw punches, but he can be timed and is often open to be hit with counters. Juan Manuel Marquez gave him fits with movement and counter punches, even scoring a spectacular knockout over Pacquiao with a perfectly-timed counter right hand.

 

* Ọjọ ori – Pacquiao is no longer the phenomenon he was in his 20s. He is now in his mid-30s. As he has physically aged, he has also taken on a super human schedule with political aspirations in his home country, numerous personal appearances, and several difficult bouts.

 

 

Ti tẹlẹ ija

Mayweather:

(09-13-14) Mayweather neutralized and outboxed Marcos Maidana in a rematch from their closer-than-expected bout from four months prior. While the action was sparse, it was a case of Mayweather using his superior skills and intelligence to thwart his aggressive but limited opponent.

 

Pacquiao:

(11-20-14) Pacquiao won a dominating unanimous decision over the game but vastly inexperienced Chris Algieri. Pacquiao was in control from the start and scored a total of six knockdowns, somehow failing to score the knockout some experts thought he needed to be in position for the Mayweather fight to happen.

 

THREE BEST PERFORMANCES

 

Mayweather:

* Diego Corrales (1/20/01) – Experts were torn on who to pick in this one with many leaning towards Corrales to win by KO. Mayweather never let him in the bout, knocking him down five times before the referee halted the bout in the 10th round.

 

* Arturo Gatti (6/25/05) – Although Mayweather was a solid betting favorite, many expected Gatti to make things rough for Mayweather. It never happened, as Mayweather floored Gatti in the first round and dealt out a severe beating before Gatti’s corner stopped the bout after six one-sided rounds.

 

* Ricky Hatton (12/8/07) – Hatton was undefeated coming into the bout and set a gameplan of constant pressure to wear out Mayweather. After a few uncomfortable rounds, Mayweather was able to find his range and take over, flooring Hatton twice in the 10th round and forcing a stoppage.

 

Pacquiao:

* Oscar De la Hoya (12/06/08) – It’s hard to imagine now, but the consensus at the time was that De la Hoya would destroy the smaller Pacquiao in a landslide. It was a landslide, but it was Pacquiao dishing out the beating, ripping De la Hoya apart with both hands. After eight one-sided and brutal rounds, a swollen and bloodied De la Hoya was beaten into permanent retirement.

* Miguel Cotto (11/14/09) – Pacquiao impressively dismantled the larger and physically imposing Cotto. Pacquiao dropped the Puerto Rican superstar twice early. From the 6th round on, Pacquiao had Cotto in a defensive shell, battering him until the referee stopped the bout in the 12th round.

* Ricky Hatton (05/02/09) – Pacquio ran through Hatton in fast and destructive fashion. Hatton–while still an underdog–was expected to provide a challenge with his strength and mauling tactics. Pacquiao unveiled an improved right hook and had Hatton down twice in the first round before crushing him with a devastating knockout in the second.

 

 

COMMON OPPONENTS

*Oscar De la Hoya

– Mayweather: Split Decision 2007

– Pacquiao: WHO 8th yika 2008

 

*Miguel Cotto

– Mayweather: Unanimous Decision 2013

– Pacquiao: WHO 12th yika 2009

 

*Ricky Hatton

– Mayweather: WHO 10th yika 2007

– Pacquiao: KO 2nd yika 2009

 

* Shane Mosley

– Mayweather: Unanimous Decision 2010

– Pacquiao: Unanimous Decision 2011

 

* Juan Manuel Márquez

– Mayweather: Unanimous Decision 2009

– Pacquiao: Fa 2004, Split Decision 2008, Majority Decision 2011,

KO’d 6th yika 2012

 

 

Awọn bọtini TO iṣẹgun

 

Mayweather:

* Get Pacquiao’s respect early, timing his rushes, and hitting him with straight right hands.

 

* Use clinches to smother Pacquiao and thwart any offensive momentum.

 

* Do not try to trade punches with Pacquiao.

 

 

 

Pacquiao:

* Use feints to get Mayweather to make the first move.

 

* Don’t aim strictly at Mayweather’s head. Focus on the body, arms, and torso?

 

* Do not let Mayweather control the tempo.

 

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

 

* Can the fight live up to the hype? Unless this turns out to be Hagler-Hearns, Gatti-Ward, and Ali-Frazier all rolled up into one, it will be nearly impossible to live up to the hype that has surrounded this match-up for over six years. The hype might be inflated and overbearing, but it can still be entertaining.

 

* Is the fight happening too late? Both fighters are in their late 30s. While these two phenoms are still elite competitors, they are past their primes. Even so, instances of fighters past their primes matching up perfectly and turning in an epic encounter have occurred on several occasions.

 

* Who has the most to lose? Mayweather without a doubt has the most to lose. Pacquiao is an icon in his home country, so no matter what happens, he will remain a beloved figure. Mayweather is boasting about himself as “The Best Ever” and relishes his undefeated record. He even said recently that he’s better than Muhammad Ali was. A loss obliterates the “0” on Mayweather’s record and will provide more fodder for the argument that he is not even the best of his generation.

 

* How will their styles match up? It figures to be a classic boxer vs puncher match-up. Mayweather is a consummate strategist. He is a master of figuring out his opponents, frustrating them, and setting up counter punches. Pacquiao will press the action, try to overwhelm, breaking through Mayweather’s defense with a high volume of punches. It will be a clash of Quantity against Quality. Pacquiao will throw more punches, more punches than anybody has ever thrown against Mayweather. Mayweather will throw less but land at a higher connect rate, with sharp counter punches.

 

* What are the chances of a Knockout? Pacquiao is known as the better puncher, but he has failed to score a stoppage victory since battering Miguel Cotto in 2009. Mayweather has scored only one stoppage victory since 2007 against the weak-chinned Victor Ortiz. The two most likely scenarios for a knockout win would either be Pacquiao becoming reckless and leaving himself open to Mayweather’s straight right hand or Mayweather suddenly becoming an old fighter and wilting under Pacquiao’s relentless pressure. Likely, this fight will go to the scorecards.

 

 

* Will the officials factor into the conclusion? Kenny Bayless has been assigned as the referee and is regarded as one of the best in boxing. He has worked as the referee in six previous Pacquiao fights and four previous Mayweather bouts. The only backlash he received from those ten total bouts was the Mayweather-Maidana rematch where he was criticized for breaking up the inside clinches too quickly, seemingly favoring Mayweather against the mauling style of Maidana. With Mayweather naturally bigger than Pacquiao, breaking up clinches quickly (especially if Pacquiao has any momentum) would serve more as a disadvantage to Mayweather. The judges are Burt Clements, Dave Moretti, both veteran officials in Las Vegas, and Glenn Feldman, based out of Connecticut. Moretti has worked nine Mayweather bouts and six Pacquiao bouts. Clements has worked three Mayweather bouts and one Pacquiao bout. Feldman has only worked one Mayweather bout early in his career.

 

* What happens next? If the fight turns out to be entertaining, sunmọ, or controversial, a rematch is possible depending on the outcome.

If Mayweather wins, he is 48-0 and can walk away from Pacquiao and seek a different challenge for his final fight. He could even seek a possible move up to grab a title at middleweight and another superfight with the next big sensation Gennady Golovkin.

If Pacquiao wins, a rematch is almost a given, especially with so much money on the table.

A draw would also most likely force a rematch for the final fight of Mayweather’s career sometime in September.

 

PENECALE p

The anticipation as the fighters make their way to the ring will be electric. The growing crescendo of excitement will continue through the introductions with Mayweather sporting a confident smirk and Pacquaio fixated with an icy glare.

 

The waiting will be over when the bell rings and both fighters come out to the center of the ring. Mayweather will be moving to his left, rolling his hands and probing with a soft jab. Pacquiao will be like a coiled spring, bouncing back and forth and feinting with his jab. Pacquiao will throw a few wild left hands that Mayweather backs away from, his back hitting the ropes as he slides away to his right. The round will end without anything conclusive landing for either fighter, making it difficult to score.

 

Pacquiao will look to increase the pace in the second round and outwork Mayweather. While Mayweather is the center of the ring, he will dictate the pace and the action, keeping Pacquiao limited to throwing one punch at a time. When Pacquiao is able to cut the ring off and back Mayweather to the ropes, he will unleash combinations. The flurries for the most part won’t land, but the work rate will stir the crowd into a frenzy.

 

Pacquaio will continue the high volume of punches through the 3rd ati 4th rounds until Mayweather lands a right hand while their feet are tangled, causing Pacquiao to sprawl to the canvas. He will protest while Bayless administers the count, but he will not be hurt. Mayweather will smile and move in, throwing a few right hands, truly seeing if Pacquiao is stunned. Pacquiao will respond with his own vicious left hand, bringing the crowd to their feet as the bell rings.

 

Mayweather will again box cautiously starting the 5th yika, staying on the outside and pivoting away when Pacquiao gets close. The fight will resemble a cat and mouse affair with Pacquiao trying to corner Mayweather and Mayweather trying to bait him into making a mistake. Pacquiao will be the aggressor, throwing far more punches. Mayweather will be timing him with single counter punches throughout the 6th ati 7th iyipo.

 

A sharp left hand by Pacquiao in the 8th round will startle Mayweather and cause blood to leak from his nose. Pacquiao will try to press the advantage and unleash another torrent of punches. Mayweather will pull away against the ropes, and Pacquiao will focus his attention to the body with a combination of punches to the chest and shoulder, forcing Mayweather to clinch and break the momentum.

 

Mayweather will get up on his toes in the 9th yika, using lateral movement to keep Pacquiao from setting his feet and unleashing more than one punch at a time. Pacquiao will step in with a few lefts that are blocked, but Mayweather’s movement will keep him from throwing any follow-up punches. As Mayweather slips out, he will land his own counter punches, making it another difficult round to score.

 

Throughout the 10th ati 11th iyipo, Mayweather will execute a plan to counter Pacquiao with single punches and avoid most of his counter flurries. Pacquiao will step in with a hard left to the body, forcing a Mayweather clinch. When the action resumes, Pacquiao will look to attack the body again, only to be met with a straight right hand over the top.

 

The final round in a very close bout will see Mayweather neutralizing Pacquiao’s rushes, landing single counter punches and pivoting away from danger, sharpshooting from the outside. Pacquiao will desperately try to corner Mayweather but he won’t allow it, moving on the outside and clinching in close, bringing an anticlimactic ending as the final bell rings.

 

It will take several minutes for the scorecards to be tabulated, with the consensus believing Mayweather won 7 iyipo, including a knockdown. Pacquaio will pray in his corner while Mayweather smiles and laughs with his entourage.

 

The decision will be as follows. Glen Feldman will score the bout 114-113 for Pacquaio. Burt Clements will score 115-112 for Mayweather. Dave Moretti will score the bout a very curious 115-112 for the winner of the biggest superfight of the century…. MANNY “PACMAN” PACQUIAO!!!!

 

With the decision announced, a disgusted Mayweather will demand a rematch before storming out of the ring, setting up another lucrative event in September and a possible trilogy.

 

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FULL NIGHT OF ACTION-PACKED FIGHTS COMING TO THE MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA SATURDAY, May 2

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Young Stars Complement Epic Welterweight Championship Showdown
Between Floyd Mayweather & Manny Pacquiao

Las fegasi (April 27, 2015) – A full lineup of present and future boxing stars is set to entertain the MGM Grand Garden Arena crowd in pay-per-view and non-televised action before the history-making welterweight showdown between Floyd “Owo” Mayweather ati Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao lori Saturday, Le 2.

 

The pay-per-view undercard is topped by a pair of fights featuring two of boxing’s most talented and exciting stars as WBC Super Bantamweight World Champion Kinniun “Ìṣẹlẹ” Santa Cruz (29-0-1, 17 KOs) faces Mexican brawler Jose Cayetano (17-3, 8 KOs) and WBO Featherweight World Champion Vasyl Lomachenko (3-1, 1 KO) takes on Puerto Rican contender Gamalier Rodriguez (25-2-3, 17 KOs).

 

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Exciting non-televised bouts round out the action in the arena as top undefeated prospects look to keep their perfect records intact.

 

The slick and undefeated Chris “Sweet” Pearson (11-0, 9 KOs) pàdé El wi Harrak (12-2, 7 KOs) in a 10-round middleweight bout and heavy-fisted Jesse Hart (16-0, 13 KOs) takes on fellow unbeaten Mike Jimenez (17-0, 11 KOs) in a 10-rounder or the NABO, USBA and NABF Super Middleweight titles.

 

An undefeated knockout artist looking to make it 10-for-10, Andrew “Awọn eranko” Tabiti (9-0, 9 KOs) oju Anthony Caputo Smith (15-4, 10 KOs) in an eight- rounds cruiserweight match.

 

Kicking off the night of fights is undefeated contender Brad Solomoni (24-0, 9 KOs), who’ll be opposed by Adrian Rene Granados (13-3, 9 KOs) ni a 10-yika Super middleweight ija.

 

“Mayweather Promotions is looking forward to bringing some of boxing’s most exciting current and future stars to the fans on the biggest night in our sport’s history,” Said Leonard Ellerbe, CEO ti Mayweather ni igbega. “Whether you are watching on pay-per-view or in the arena, you are in store for an electric night of fights.”

 

“Each undercard match could be a main event on another card,” wi Hall ti loruko olugbeleke Bob Arum ti Top ipo. “Fans can watch the exciting action as a warm-up to the most anticipated fight in decades.”

 

Bi tẹlẹ kede, 26-odun kan Santa Cruz will be making his second appearance on a Floyd Mayweather pay-per-view undercard. The fan-friendly two-division world champion has defended his super bantamweight title numerous times in impressive fashion on his way to earning a reputation as one of the most exciting fighters in the world. Born in Huetamo, Michoaca de Ocampo, Mexico but fighting out of Los Angeles, Santa Cruz won his first world title in 2012. Ni 2013 he won his super bantamweight title.

 

Fighting out of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, Cayetano ni tan-pro ni 2009 and sprinted to a 10-0 record before dropping a narrow split decision to Ruben Tamayo in 2011. He most recently dropped a decision to Enrique Bernache in February after defeating Dennis Contreras and Eden Marquez in his previous two starts. He hopes to make a grand impression in his U.S. osôu keôsan-anLe 2.

 

Arguably the greatest amateur boxer of all-time, with two Olympic gold medals and two Amateur National Championships, 27-odun kan Lomachenko has already made a great impact in the professional ranks. He won his world title with a majority decision over Gary Russell Jr. esi. Making the second defense of his 126-pound title, the fighter out of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Ukraine will be going for his third straight win overall when he battles Rodriguez.

 

An accomplished veteran from Bayamon, Puẹto Riko, Rodriguez gets an opportunity on boxing’s biggest stage when he battles Lomachenko. The 28-year-old has not lost a fight since 2009 ki o si ni o ni 17 consecutive victories since a technical draw in 2010. He won twice in 2014, picking up a unanimous decision victory over Orlando Cruz and a second round TKO over Martin Cardona.

 

Ija jade ti Philadelphia, Hart was an accomplished amateur who was a 2012 U.S. Olympic alternate after earning a U.S. National Championship and a National Golden Gloves Championship. The 25-year-old will fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for the first time since his professional debut in 2005 when he stopped Manuel Eastman in the first round. Ni akoko yi, he will look to remain undefeated and catapult himself to contender status.

 

Undefeated and facing the biggest challenge of his career, awọn 27-odun-atijọ Jimenez will make his Las Vegas debut on Le 2. Having already delivered a second round knockout over Kevin Engel in 2015 the fighter out of Chicago will look to impress on the biggest stage of his career against Hart.

 

A three-time National Golden Gloves Champion, Solomon fights out of Lafayette, Louisiana and is aiming to maintain his perfect record.. The 31-year-old picked up victories in 2014 over Eduardo Flores, Freddy Hernandez and Arman Ovsepyan. Solomon takes on the 25-year-old Granados out of Cicero, Illinois.

 

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CBS AND SHOWTIME ANNOUNCE FULL, MULTI-PLATFORM PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE SURROUNDING FLOYD MAYWEATHER vs. MANNY PACQUIAO FIGHT

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SHOWTIME Sports Offering More Than A Dozen Hours of First-Run Shoulder Programming Including Documentary Series INSIDE MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO

 

NIU YOKI (April 24, 2015) - Showtime Networks Inc. and parent company Sibiesi Corporation have scheduled a broad range of programming and promotion across the Company’s diverse portfolio of media platforms in anticipation of the showdown between Floyd Mayweather ati Manny Pacquiao on Saturday, Le 2.

 

Showtime idaraya® is anchoring the charge with 13½ hours of first-run shoulder programming, including its acclaimed documentary series Inu MAYWEATHER la. PACQUIAO, classic fights and a comprehensive offering of digital assets.

 

Ni afikun, awọn CBS Television Network will run promotional spots in primetime and late-night programming throughout fight week. This will be supplemented with marketing support and editorial coverage from CBS Sports Digital, significant coverage across CBS Sports Radio and a dozen CBS Radio stations throughout the country, and a robust schedule of shoulder programming and marketing support on Sibiesi idaraya Network.

 

“The Company is uniquely positioned to support an event of this magnitude with media assets across virtually every medium,"Wi Stephen Espinoza, Alase Igbakeji Aare ati Gbogbogbo Manager, Showtime idaraya. “We’re grateful for the company-wide support and look forward to an all-encompassing push leading to May 2 leading into this milestone sports event.”

 

SHOULDER PROGRAMMING AND PROMOTIONAL SUPPORT WILL INCLUDE:

Inu MAYWEATHER la. PACQUIAO delivers a unique perspective of the pound-for-pound champion Mayweather in the weeks leading up to the marquee event. The four-part documentary series from SHOWTIME Sports includes the Sports Emmy Award-winning “Epilogue” which shines the spotlight on Fight Week and takes viewers inside the ropes on Fight Night. A full schedule of the four-part series is detailed below.

CBS Television Network will run Mayweather vs. Pacquiao promos during primetime and late-night throughout Fight Week.

 

CBS owned and operated television stations throughout the country have been actively engaged in coverage of the event since theMarch 11 kick-off press conference in Los Angeles. These affiliate stations, located in the nation’s top markets, will have access to all the news and footage of fight week through the distribution network of CBS Newspath.

 

Sibiesi idaraya Network will provide live Fight Week coverage from Las Vegas, including the official Weigh-In on Friday, Le 1 (6 p.m. ATI), as well as immediate reaction and analysis following the fight and the post-fight press conference. During the week leading up to the bout, the Network also will air encore presentations of classic Mayweather fights and Inu MAYWEATHER la. PACQUIAO episodes.

 

CBS Sports Digital has launched a landing page at CBSSports.com, a one-stop shop for everything Mayweather la. Pacquiao. The ‘Tier 1’ support from CBS Sports Digital includes static homepage promotions, additional marketing and significant editorial coverage on all digital platforms, including breaking news, commentary and placement of live event streams.

 

CBS Radio is backing Le 2 with stations from 10 of the country’s top markets broadcasting live from MGM Grand, including WFAN in New York, KROQ-FM in Los Angeles, KRLD-FM in Dallas and WIP-FM in Philadelphia. Afikun ohun ti, CBS Sports Radio’s nationally syndicated “The Doug Gottlieb Show” and (Scott) “Ferrall On The Bench” will be in Las Vegas for Fight Week. “The Doug Gottlieb Show” is simulcast on CBS Sports Network on Friday, Le 1.

 

CBS Radio coverage also includes a special broadcast hosted by WFAN’s No. 1 morning show personalities Boomer and Carton lojo satide prior to the fight from 6-8 p.m. ATI. The program is available on WFAN, CBS Sports Radio, and select CBS Radio stations nationwide. The special also will be simulcast for television on CBS Sports Network.

 

CBS Local Digital Media has created a comprehensive array of online audio, video and editorial features to promote the fight which can be experienced across a variety of digital and mobile platforms.

 

#MayPac:Daily is a daily online show hosted by SHOWTIME Sports personality Mauro Ranallo. The series will deliver the buzz of Fight Week in Las Vegas with special guests from sports and entertainment, insider analysis and more. Taped live from the casino floor at MGM Grand, #MayPac:Daily will be posted nightlyTuesday–Friday lori http://www.sho.com/sho/sports/home ati Youtube.com/shosports.

 

Afikun ohun ti, the SHOWTIME Sports digital team is working closely with SnapChat to deliver exclusive content, launching a new boxing blog on TUMBLR called Pound for Pound, and working with Twitter on a unique feature capturing the years of social conversation leading to #MayPac.

 

Classic Floyd Mayweather fights are being offered across the premium network’s portals, including nightly on SHOWTIME EXTREME, SHOWTIME ON DEMAND and SHOWTIME ANYTIME. Those platforms will also offer the media workouts of Mayweather and Pacquiao and the live stream of the final press conference. Fans can tune-in to the final stare-down between the fighters on Friday, Le 1 when SHOWTIME airs WEIGH-IN LIVE: MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO.

 

SHOWTIME Sports also delivers a host of short-form content available across multiple platforms, including original music videos, Mayweather greatest hits, a Spanish web analysis and more.

 

Below is a sampling of select SHOWTIME programs and air times:

  • Inu MAYWEATHER la. PACQUIAO:
    • Episode 2 premieres Saturday, April 25, ni 7:30 p.m. ATI/PT on Showtime.
    • Episode 3 premieres Wednesday, April 29 ni 10 p.m. ATI/PT on Showtime
    • Epilogue premieres Saturday, Le 9
  • WEIGH-IN LIVE: MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO: Friday, Le 1 ni 6 ET/3 PT, gbe lori Showtime
  • Kika LIVE: MAYWEATHER vs. PACQUIAO:Saturday, Le 2 ni 8 p.m. ATI/5 p.m. PT, gbe lori Showtime

 

 

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