The pride of Philippines Manny “PacMan” Pacquiao worked out for the last time at the IBA Gym on Las Vegas as he prepares for his upcoming fight against the Puerto Rican champion Miguel Cotto. If Pacquiao won this fight, his name will be written in history as the first person to win the seven world title belt in seven weight divisions.
The Pinoy champion currently holds the IBO light-welterweight title, which he won with a dramatic second round knockout of Ricky Hatton last May. Manny has previously held titles at flyweight, super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight and lightweight. This record is remarkable demonstration for someone who began his professional career fighting at 105 pounds — 40 pounds lighter than the contracted weight for Saturday’s bout.
On his final work-out coach Freddie Roach said, “He’s ready to go.” Roach said there’s no doubt in his mind that Pacquiao would capture his seventh world title and not even an accident will prevent the Filipino from pulling off a major achievement this weekend.
Pacquiao embraces the support of his countrymen and boxing fans in general. ”I’m fighting for the Filipino people but I’m also fighting for people who love boxing, who want a good fight.” Everyone is excited for the Pacquiao vs. Cotto fight. Right now, Philippines and all Filipino around the world is ready to cheer for the ‚ÄúPambansang Kamao ng Pilipinas‚Äù
Many say Pacquiao is too small for Cotto, many contradict that Cotto is too slow for Pacquiao. Since the announcement of the 
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