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By watching Pacquiao vs Margarito Live Stream you will really know what will happen if they will both collide on the said date of their fight. Tune in always in the internet for Pacquiao and Margarito updates. Pacquiao vs Margarito is fast approaching so be sure to prepare yourself for another spectacular boxing event. Watch Pacquiao vs Margarito live stream this coming November. The year's most awaited bout in boxing is coming this November, featuring the number one pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito for the WBC Jr. Middleweight title. Manny Pacquiao is eying another title in another weight class division which could put Pacquiao once again in history book of boxing. Pacquiao will be facing a very tough job as he faces the biggest and heaviest opponent in his entire career. Antonio Margarito is the biggest opponent that Pacquiao would face throughout his career. However, despite the size advantage, Margarito still respect Pacquiao skill set. Pacquiao remains

Photograph shown on the video posted at the gym where Margarito conduct his training This is an edited version already as the original one is showing this message  " This video has been removed because its content violated YouTube's  Terms of Service ".  if you try to look at it.  Antonio Margarito has apologized for the video where he was seen attempting to imitate Freddie Roach's physical condition. If you believe what the Mexican fighter is saying, his actions were in no way an attempt to make light of Roach's affliction with Parkison's disease. During Thursday's press conference introducing the undercard fighters, Margarito issued an apology to Roach and added he hoped the 50 year-old Roach would forgive him. Brandon Rios, Margarito's training partner who will fight in the undercard bout, has also since apologized for his role in the video. Both men were defended Wednesday by trainer Robert Garcia, who claimed he would not allow such behavior in hi

ZYRENE PARSAD feels overjoyed that Manny Pacquiao personally chose him to sing “Lupang Hinirang” in his bout with Antonio Margarito in Texas on November 13. “I met him when I sang sa Sarangggani Investors Night at New World Hotel,” she says. “I was surprised when he called me later to say akong kakanta ng national anthem sa next fight niya. I thanked him as this is really such a big break for me. But I’m now so tense kasi first time ko to sing in such a big venue na isang international boxing arena and to be seen pa all over the world. I train every day. My parents advised me to ask advice from the National Historical Institute on how to sing it properly, kasi di ba naging controversial yung renditions ng ibang singers? I also asked Mr. Ryan Cayabyab for advice and all their inputs, pinagsama ko to make sure hindi ako mapapahiya. Mr. C told me to sing it from the heart and that’s what I’ll do dahil I see to it every line I sing will come from my heart.” We first interviewed Zyrene when

Pacman already on weight… But is he focused on politics more than boxing? Manny Pacquiao, who will go for a world title in an unprecedented eighth weight division next week, is already at the contract weight for his November 13 pay-per-view showdown with Antonio Margarito. Pacman scaled in at 150lbs yesterday at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, California. Although he appears fit and ready, Pacquiao told 60 Minutes’ Bob Simon, his main concern right now is politics – he also won election to the Congress of the Philippines last May – a distraction his trainer believes could be hurting his chances in the upcoming bout (Simon’s profile of Pacquiao will be broadcast on CBS’ “60 Minutes” news series on Sunday night at 7 p.m. ET/PT). When Simon brought up his political career, Pacquiao let him know that serving his fellow Filipinos is where his priorities lie now. “I already achieved my goals in boxing, my dreams in boxing,” says the 31-yr.old fighter. “What I want to achieve more is in publi

No more playing around. As the team of Manny Pacquiao arrives in Baguio Sunday, Freddie Roach expects training for the Filipinos’ coming title fight with Antonio Margarito to shift into high gear. “It’s time to get a little more serious now," said Roach shortly before taking the six-hour trip that will bring him and the rest of the Pacquiao entourage to the country’s Summer Capital. “We need to start working within ourselves a little bit more." Pacquiao, Roach, along with conditioning coach Alex Ariza and sparring mates Michael Medina and Glen Tapia left Manila Sunday afternoon, less than 24 hours after breaking camp in Manila Saturday. The world’s top pound-for-pound fighter’s Baguio arrival came a week short after he chose to postpone it to attend to his busy schedule in Congress as the lone representative of the province of Sarangani. But the 31-year-old Filipino ring sensation did keep himself in shape by doing a daily, two-hour afternoon workout at the Elorde gym in Roos

Reports of Antonio Margarito’s top condition have failed to impress trainer Freddie Roach, saying the Mexican should really be in great physical shape for his Nov. 13 showdown with pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao.   “Who cares? He’s getting ready for a world title fight. That’s what he’s supposed to be, in great shape,” said Roach Sunday in a talk with Lem Satterfield, boxing editor of AOL FanHouse and news editor of BoxingScene.com.    “If he doesn’t get ready, then he’s a fool. He’s doing what he’s supposed to do,” added Roach.   Well-known boxing writer Dough Fischer had said after a recent visit to see Margarito train that the Mexican appeared a little faster than before and seemed to be in great physical condition.   There were other reports that Margarito looked relaxed and confident and was just four or five pounds over the agreed catch-weight of 151 pounds while Pacquiao, on the other hand, was a mere 146 pounds.   Roach said he’s not bothered even if Margarito climbs the r

The first time I heard about this song was in Party Pilipinas sung by Regine Velasquez for Philippines Independence Day  Celebration and I just learned from then that it was an original song by Manny Pacquaio. The lyrics was just so inspiring and uplifting and fitted by a great melody. Version of Regine Velasquez and Party Pilipinas Artists

One of my favorite interview of Manny Pacquaio The world’s number 1 pound-for-pound boxer appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live Tuesday night. Jimmy asked about Manny’s upcoming fight against Puerto Rican slugger Miguel Cotto, his life as a celebrity and his upcoming superhero movie , WAPAKMAN. It's a good quality video uploaded by kababayan, Remus Mark Carballo Manny Pacquiao on Jimmy Kimmel Live PART 1 Manny Pacquiao on Jimmy Kimmel Live PART 2 Manny Pacquiao sings “Sometimes When We Touch” on Jimmy Kimmel Live

I read about this article in Gulf News yesterday and I am happy to see our very own Manny Pacquaio making it on Top 10. He took the No.9 spot  ahead of Ronaldo Cristiano and Shaquille O'Neil. 1. Tiger Woods Sport: Golf Pay: $105 million This year, notwithstanding the sex scandal, Tiger Woods manages to top the list. The star retained his lucrative deal with Nike despite the controversy surrounding his personal life. 2. Floyd Mayweather Sport: Boxing Pay: $65 million 3. Michael Jordan Sport: Basketball Pay: $55 million Michael Jordan is still on the list eventhough he's not active anymore on the cout. 4. Kobe Bryant Sport: Basketball Pay: $48 million 5. Phil Mickelson Sport: Golf Pay: $46 million 6. David Beckham Sport: Football Pay: $44 million 7. Roger Federer Sport: Tennis Pay: $43 million 8. Lebron James Sport: Basketball Pay: $43 million    9. Manny Pacquiao    Sport: Boxing    Pay: $42 million For the second year in a row, Manny Pacquiao, the most successful athlete from t