Showing posts with label Pacquiao vs Mosley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pacquiao vs Mosley. Show all posts

Mosley vs Pacquiao Undercard

Bob Arum has announced the Pay-per-view undercard for Pacquiao vs Mosley that is taking place on May 7 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The line-up includes two world title fights. The Pacquiao vs Mosley undercard, or preliminary matches, consists of preliminary bouts that occur before the headline or “main event” of a particular boxing event. Top Rank Promotions, intend the undercard to provide fans with an opportunity to see up-and-coming fighters or fighters not so well-known and popular as Mosley vs Pacquiao in the main event on May 7, 2011. In the meantime, check out the Pacquiao vs Mosley undercard below.

Here is the Pacquiao vs Mosley undercard:
  • Urbano Antillon a rematch with WBC Lightweight champion Humberto Soto (54-7-2).

  • The undefeated Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. from Puerto Rico (19-0-0 with 16 KOs) currently holding the WBO Super Bantamweight championship will face Jorge Arce from Sinaloa, Mexico with a record of (56-6-2 with 43 KOs).

  • American Kelley Pavlik (36-2-0 with 32 KOs) will face against Mexican-American boxer from Texas Alfonso Lopez III (21-0-0 with 16 KOs) for a 10-round Super Middleweight Bout.

Pacquiao Sparring Session to Start Early

With Manny Pacquiao getting into shape sooner than expected, his sparring sessions may also be moved forward. Unbeaten welterweight Shawn Porter and lightweight David Rodela arrived late last night from the United States to serve as Pacquiao's spar mates in his training for Shane Mosley. The Mosley vs Pacquiao fight will happen on May 7, 2011 on MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The two boxers flew in ahead of Top Rank chief honcho Bob Arum, who is slated to arrive early this morning in time for the media briefing scheduled in the afternoon. Barely a week into formal training, Pacquiao has built up his stamina and found his rhythm, much to the delight of chief trainer Freddie Roach.
Pacquiao, who took advantage of the training break to shoot scenes for his television program Show Me Da Manny yesterday, is slated to have his first sparring session next week. Gauging from Pacquiao's progress, however, it isn't far-fetched that Roach will also adjust the original schedule, which calls for four weeks of training here before moving over to his Wild Card Gym in Hollywood for another four weeks. Watch Pacquiao vs Mosley live on Showtime PPV on May 7, 2011. If you watch Pacquiao vs Mosley live streaming is available via Showtime pay-per-view for only $54.95.