This is going to be a good one.

And in case you’ve been living under a rock lately, it’s on this Saturday when Miguel Cotto will defend his WBA welterweight championship belt against two-time welterweight champion Antonio Margarito in what many are already calling as ‘’the fight of the year'’.

Antonio Margarito knows he’ll be the underdog when he steps into the ring with Miguel Cotto. Despite that, he will still have a whole lot of confidence coming into this fight. He has nothing to lose after all, and he is, a Mexican fighter.

In boxing, to say someone competes like a Mexican fighter is probably the highest compliment one can receive. Mexican fighters have become synonymous to fighting with heart and guts without a hint of fear. And Antonio Margarito, who is of Mexican descent, hopes to bring all that to the ring with him.

‘’All of the Mexicans, when they get up into the ring, are going to give it their all,'’ Margarito said. ‘’They are…'’

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Everybody’s expecting Miguel Cotto to fuck Antonio Margarito up.

Yep, as of press time, Cotto is the favorite to win the WBA welterweight championship this Saturday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada and knock Antonio Margarito out silly.

Miguel Cotto has an astounding record of 32-0, 25 of those wins came by way of KO. It’s probably because of that unblemished record why many sportsbooks have this guy as a heavy favorite. Yes, betting against this dude is a bad idea indeed. Hell, I feel sorry for Antonio Margarito already.

Miguel Cotto, who moved from the WBO to the WBA in 2006, had the WBA welterweight title since December 2nd of 2006, when he challenged and defeated Carlos Quintana by TKO in the fifth round.

In March of 2007, Cotto was challenged by Oktay Urkal, and after Urkal went into the fight with a whole lot of confidence, his corner threw in the towel in the 11th round after taking almost every punch Cotto threw at him.

The Puerto Rican was challenged again on June of 2007 by Zab Zudah, a fight Miguel Cotto won, but not without controversy. He successfully defended his title by TKO in the 11th round, despite the fact that Zudah argued that the two low blows Cotto landed…

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In case you haven’t heard, the WBA welterweight championship will be fought for in what is already being dubbed as the ‘’fight of the year'’.

Mexican boxer Antonio Margarito will face Miguel Cotto this Saturday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada for the WBA welterweight championship in a match that will definitely be waaay better than another match between Manny Pacquiao and some Mexican handpicked by the third world.

As of press time, Miguel Cotto is coming in this fight as the favorite to beat the living daylights out of Antonio Margarito. However, Margarito is no pushover and if Cotto is not careful, the underdog just might catch him with a vicious left hook right on the jaw.

Antonio Margarito has a record of 36 wins and 5 losses, 27 of those wins came by way of knock-out. Margarito, a former WBO welterweight champion, will fight in his first WBA-sanctioned bout against Miguel Cotto in Las Vegas.

Margarito decided to challenge Cotto after a successful defense of his IBF title on April 12 in New Jersey against Kermit Cintron, knocking him out in the sixth round. But instead of fighting his next scheduled rival, Joshua Clottey, whom he has beaten before, Margarito decided to vacate his IBF title and face Cotto for the WBA welterweight championship instead for a bigger bout.

Antonio Margarito hails from Tijuana Mexico and at five-feet, eleven inches tall, is considered to be too tall for a welterweight. He’s a…

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It’s on this Saturday night.

The WBC Lightweight Championship will be decided this Saturday at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada as boxing’s third world moron, Manny Pacquiao, tries to pry that Lightweight championship belt away from defending champion David Diaz.

Of course, since you’re reading this here on OddJack, you just know that another ‘Pacquiao-bashing’ is on the way right? You bet. I’m still waiting for the day when a Mexican finally knocks that duck-fetus off Pacquiao’s gums but since David Diaz will come into this fight as a heavy underdog, I’ll already be happy seeing Pacquiao’s face rearranged by the Mexican champion, win or lose.

Jeez… This third world joke has gone waaay too far already. Hell, the Philippines ALMOST saw this joke in office when Manny Pacquiao decided to make a run for a political position in the country. THANKFULLY, Pacquiao lost that battle in emphatic fashion and it’s about time somebody puts him out of his misery inside the ring as well.

For what it’s worth, David Diaz, with a record of 37-1-1, definitely has what it takes to pull off an upset this Saturday. Diaz is 8-0-1 in his last nine fights inside the squared circle and with…

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And we meant that both in a figurative and literal sense.

For all ya’ll who have no idea what’s going down this Saturday night, Manny Pacquiao will challenge David Diaz for his WBC Lightweight Championship belt at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada.

That’s right, Manny Pacquiao, deciding to go up weight classes on his way to ‘’bigger'’ things, (or so he says…) wants to become the first Asian fighter to win four championship belts in different weight divisions. But is facing David Diaz the way to go? Hmm…

For some reason, Manny Pacquiao (along with his fans… yes, the duck-eating moron has some…) is already expecting to beat David Diaz and win the WBC Lightweight Championship.

Although in my opinion, Manny Pacquiao jumping weight classes is his way to avoid another rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez, (after he AB-SO-LUTE-LY robbed Marquez in their second fight…) Pacquiao believes that by jumping weight divisions, he’s on his way to bigger things.

Why would Pacquiao think otherwise? After all, David Diaz’s career has been a…

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It’s on June 28, when Manny Pacquiao will look to win the WBC Lightweight Championship from David Diaz.

Of course, like most of his fights, we’re very eager to see Manny Pacquiao get fucked by another Mexican. It simply don’t matter to us whether the third world moron wins or not, as long as a Mexican knuckle creams Pacquiao’s face good.

And this time, we’re hoping David Diaz does just that. He will come into this bout as the reigning WBC Lightweight Champion looking to defend his title from Pacquiao, now being dubbed for some reason as ‘’the Mexicutioner.'’ Can Diaz fix Pacquiao’s face with a right uppercut?

David ‘’Dangerous'’ Diaz, the current owner of the WBC Lightweight Championship, holds a professional record of 34-1-1, with 17 KOs. He is a former four-time U.S. National amateur champion and 1996 U.S. Olympian, making his debut in November, 1996.

Diaz won the WBC Interim Lightweight world title in his last fight in August, 2006, with a sensational come-from-behind knockout against defending champion Jose Armando Santa Cruz. The win against Santa Cruz made Diaz the WBC’s mandatory challenger and when no agreement could be reached during the free negotiation period with WBC champion Joel Casamayor, the fight went to a purse offer.

Casamayor’s representatives did not participate and…

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Puh-lease, you just know I’ve been waiting for the guy to do just that.

I’m sick and tired of Manny Pacquiao. For all ya’ll who have been following us here on OddJack, you should already know that. Why all the hatred for the third world moron? I don’t know but this thing he believes in that he’s saving an entire country from whatever with a boxing match just irritates me the most.

It’s boxing for crying out loud. IT’S SIMPLY BOXING. Nothing more, nothing less and for this Pacquiao to fuel his country to emotionally root for him, thinking he’s fighting for his country’s God-knows-what, really sickens me. In fact, I find it the stupidest, most pathetic way to get a fan base and for some reason, the duck-eating moron gets it.

On June 28, the guy who just loves them duck fetus will return inside the ring against another Mexican fighter, David Diaz, to fight for Diaz’ WBC Lightweight Championship belt at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This will be a 12-round bout promoted by Top rank in association with MP Promotions. Manny Pacquiao, the reigning WBC Super Featherweight Champion, (who for some reason climbed up weight class to avoid Juan Manuel Marquez…) calls this bout his toughest battle yet.

‘’This will be my hardest-fought battle,'’ Manny Pacquiao said. (And just because the dude’s English is more like a five-year-old’s…)

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Well whadaya’ know, B-Hop still has some fight left in him after all.

You read it people, Bernard ‘The Executioner’ Hopkins, the 43-year-old boxing veteran who we thought has already walked away from the ring, will climb back to it this Saturday to face Joe Calzaghe this Saturday in a light heavyweight extravaganza.

This will be the first time Joe Calzaghe will fight in the United States in his 15-year boxing career. On that note, will that be an issue for Calzaghe once he sets foot in the ring with Hopkins in the States? Or will the age of 43 be an even bigger problem for Hopkins on Saturday?

Joe Calzaghe certainly thinks so. Calzaghe believes that him fighting in the United States for the first time against one of the greatest middleweight champions to ever fight inside a boxing ring won’t be a problem at all. Although he admits he’ll be out of his ‘’comfort zone,'’ he believes no 43-year-old can outbox him at this point of his career.

‘’I have to not just go there and win, I have to go there and dominate,'’ Joe Calzaghe said. Calzaghe also claimed that ‘’Popkins'’ is just too old to stay with him this Saturday although as expected, Hopkins disagrees.

Joe Calzaghe is coming into this one looking to…

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For all ya’ll Pacquiao fans out there, face it, it was highway robbery.

If you missed last weekend’s rematch between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez, the third world moron beat Marquez to win his WBC Super Featherweight championship belt via split decision.

One judge saw it right, 115-112 to Juan Manuel Marquez. The other one saw it tight and although he gave it to Pacquiao 114-113, I guess I can accept that since the fight was just too damn close to determine a winner.

As for that other judge who saw it 115-112 in favor of Manny Pacquiao, jeezuschrist, what the fuck was that sick fuck watching? I mean, yeah sure, Manny Pacquiao brought Marquez down in round 3 to score a 10-8 round, but puh-lease, that round was the only dominating round for Pacquiao as Marquez simply took care of business the rest of the way.

I scored it 114-112 in favor of Juan Manuel Marquez just because Marquez had really good rounds during rounds 11 and 12. He fought the fight like any prototypical boxer would, come out strong in the first two rounds and finish strong again in the last two.

Watching him get robbed like that was…

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It’s this Saturday people and I just know all them Pacquiao fans (if any…) will hate on me once again after reading this article.

Yes, Manny Pacquiao, the man who just adores them duck fetus, will once again showcase what he claims as his ‘’boxing skills'’ as he tries to win the WBC Super Featherweight championship belt from defending champion Juan Manuel Marquez.

Apparently, Pacquiao calls that godforsaken in-ring technique he got from some street thug ‘’boxing,'’ he he… Whatever it is, he’ll be bringing it to the ring against the scientific approach Juan Manuel Marquez will probably use come fight night. And in case you were wondering, I want Marquez to kick ass.

Specifically speaking, I want to see Juan Manuel Marquez knock the duck fetus off Manny Pacquiao’s weird-looking mustache. Yup, and Marquez definitely has the credentials to do just that too.

The defending WBC Super Featherweight champion has NEVER been knocked out in his 52-fight professional boxing career. Aside from getting disqualified in his first fight 15 years ago, his only losses have been 12-round decisions, proving that this dude can…

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