This is it! In less than 24 hours, the much awaited Pacquiao vs. Clottey fight will commence. This fight will decide the fate of two boxers, for Clottey this will be the chance to regain the lost glory of being the champion and for Pacquiao to retain the fame of being the pound-for-pound king of the world.
The fight which is dubbed as the “The Event” is set to happen tomorrow at the ultra-modern Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
This fight will be available live in HBO PPV (pay-per-view) directly from the venue. You can also watch Pacquiao vs. Clottey online on this site. We will provide online streaming of the fight as soon as it is available.
The undercard fights for “The Event” are the Humberto vs Diaz for WBC lightweight title and the Duddy vs. Medina. The Salvador Sanchez III vs. Roberto Marroquin bout is also part of the undercard matches but not on the televised fights.
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The weigh in of the upcoming Pacquiao vs. Clottey is not the same as the usual weigh in the past boxing matches. The Pacquiao vs. Clottey weigh in was attended by the billionaire and the owner of Cowboys Stadium Jerry Jones and thousands of fans who came to witness “The Event”.
Defending WBO Welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao and his opponent, Ghanian Joshua Clottey weighed in on March 12, 2010 at the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas. The weigh in is filled with so much fanfare. With screaming fans and the plaza doors open to show the massive video board as a backdrop, Manny Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey weighed in Friday for their Saturday night WBO welterweight title fight.
Both boxers is within the weight limit. The champion Manny Pacquiao, came in at 145¾ while the challenger Joshua Clottey hits the limit with 147.
The fighters tried to stare each other down after the weigh-in but broke out in laughter.
The weigh in brought out a star-studded crowd which included actor Robert Duvall and former Dallas Cowboys safety Darren Woodson.
Cowboys officials expect 42 former and current members of the team to attend the fight, including former coach Jimmy Johnson and ex-quarterback Troy Aikman.
Promoter Bob Arum said he expects the fight to have at least 1 million pay-per-view buys with the fight shown in more than 80 million homes worldwide. You can also watch Pacquiao vs. Clottey online for the live streaming.
The fight is nearing a sellout of 45,000, and stadium officials said they will sell standing-room only tickets for $35 each.
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Arnel Pineda To Sing Philippine National Anthem in Pacquiao vs. Clottey Fight
The Pinoy front man of the popular rock band “Journey” left Manila last Thursday evening, on the way to Dallas, Texas to sing the Philippine national anthem in the upcoming Pacquiao vs. Clottey Fight which is schedule to happen on March 13 at the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
Pineda vows to do his best to stay true to the correct rendition of the Philippine anthem to avoid receiving a reprimand letter from the National Historical Institute (NHI). he National Historical Institute have called the attention of Charice, Christian Bautista, and Jennifer Bautista, who also sang “Lupang Hinirang” in incorrect renditions of the national anthem in the previous Pacquiao fights.
On the interview the Pinoy international rock star said, “Ang sa akin ay kakantahin ko ito sa paraan na alam kong magugustuhan ng mga Filipino, bata man o matanda.”
“Ito ang pambansang awit natin I have to make sure na maganda ang pagkaka-awit natin,” he added.
The proper way of singing “Lupang Hinirang” became a big issue following the “incorrect” rendition of the national anthem by Martin Nievera during the May 2, 2009 fight of Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas.
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Lt. Gen. Reynaldo Mapagu is the new Philippine Army Chief
Lt Gen. Reynaldo Mapagu took oath today (March 12) as the 52nd commanding general of the Philippine Army taking over Gen. Delfin Bangit, who took his oath as armed forces chief of staff on Wednesday.
Lt. Gen. Mapagu and Gen. Bangit are both members Makatarungan PMA Class of 1978, of which President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is an adopted member.
In his speech, the new chief of Philippines Armycited his predecessors’ achievements and promised to continue their projects.
Both Bangit and Mapagu vowed the military will push for clean and credible elections in May.
“For our part, rest assured we shall persevere to fully accomplish our internal security operations mandate to reduce insurgency to an inconsequential level across country. We shall endeavor to ensure orderly, peaceful and more importantly, honest and credible elections this coming May. We will do all these so that people can focus on the more urgent goal of national development and economic prosperity,” Mapagu said.
There have been rumors that the Arroyo administration will use PMA Class 1978 to cheat in the elections. The rumors were boosted by the appointment of its members to sensitive positions in the military.
Seven of the 10 Army divisions are being held by members of the same class.
Just like Bangit, Mapagu was also appointed to a top military post ahead of their upperclassmen in the PMA.
Mapagu had also served as Scout Ranger commander and replaced General Danny Lim who was detained after leading the Fort Bonifacio standoff in February 2006.
Mapagu was also chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines-National Capital Region (AFP-NCR) command.
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The Microsoft mogul Bill Gates is ousted from his comfy position on the number 1 spot as the richest man in the world. Bill Gates is replaced by the Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim as the world’s richest person in the world.
Carlos Slim is a Mexican engineer and businessman largely focused on the telecommunications industry. Carlos Slim has a net worth of around US$53.5 billion through his holdings. He was able to raise money for a telecommunications company by purchasing standby letters of credit which enabled him to obtain guaranteed loans which provided the capital.
Slim has a substantial influence over the telecommunications industry in Mexico and much of Latin America. He controls Teléfonos de México (Telmex), Telcel and América Móvil companies. Though he maintains an active involvement in his companies, his three sons — Carlos, Marco Antonio and Patrick Slim Domit — head them on a day-to-day basis.
Mr. Slim is the first person other than Mr. Gates or Mr. Buffett to top the list since 1994. That year was the last time a billionaire from outside the United States led the ranking — the Japanese real estate tycoon Yoshiaki Tsutsumi.
It is only the second time since 1995 that Gates has lost the crown, the magazine said, and estimating Slim’s net worth at $53.5 billion, compared to Gates’s $53 billion fortune, while investor Warren Buffett came in at No. 3 with $47 billion.
Completing the top 10 richest person in the world are Mukesh Ambani of India at No. 4, Lakshmi Mittal (India) at No. 5, Lawrence Ellison (United States) at No. 6, Bernard Arnault (France) at No. 7, Eike Batista (Brazil) at No. 8, Amancio Ortega (Spain) at No. 9 and Karl Albrecht (Germany) at number 10 spot.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is still the world’s youngest with a $4 billion fortune at the age of 25.
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