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Boxer Manny Pacquiao KOs David Diaz

by Maricar on June 29th, 2008

It’s belt number 4 for Manny Pacquiao!

The Pacman sealed his place in boxing history with the win over David Diaz  on Saturday, June 28, 2008, at the Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas. Even after 8 rounds, Manny still looked fierce. In the ninth round, he claimed the WBC lightweight championship by knockout. It is his fourth championship in four weight classes, already having belts in the flyweight, junior featherweight and super featherweight divisions.

Manny Pacquiao v David Diaz
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More fight photos after the cut:

Manny Pacquiao v David Diaz
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Manny Pacquiao v David Diaz
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Manny Pacquiao v David Diaz
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Manny Pacquiao v David Diaz
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According to Diaz, what did him in was Manny’s speed. He “didn’t see the punches coming”. Diaz was gracious in his loss, saying Manny “was a better man tonight”.

Manny was very professional in his win, showing concern for his opponent even after he sent him sprawling on the canvas.

Congratulations, Manny!

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3 Responses to “Boxer Manny Pacquiao KOs David Diaz”

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    Video: Manny Pacquiao KOs David Diaz in Round 9 Says:

    […] you didn’t watch the Pacquiao-Diaz fight on Saturday, here’s the decisive ninth round. Pacquiao landed several good punches in this […]

  2. 2
    deby Says:

    i want to watch the ninth round of pacquiao-diaz fight

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    Manny Pacquiao to Retire in 2009 Says:

    […] fighting in the international boxing arena, Manny’s name is already etched in history. He has four world championship belts and is currently hailed as the best pound-for-pound boxer in the […]

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