Manny Pacquiao Wins Over De La Hoya At Eight Round (Great Clear Pics)

Manny Pacquiao wins over De La Hoya at eight round
Round 1: Pacquiao, just missing with an uppercut about 30 seconds into the bout. Pacquiao wasn't backing down, through, throwing some punches of his own before being caught along the ropes with about 45 seconds left in the round. There were a couple of good toe-to-toe exchances, many of which Pacquiao got the best of.

Paqcuiao wins the round, 10-9.

Round 2: With 1:25 left De La Hoya got off a good combination but Pacquiao didn't appear to feel it. He later came back and stung De La Hoya with a strong right to the head. De La Hoya countered, chasing Pacquiao with three straight right jabs -- all of which missed.

Pacquiao wins the round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 20-18.

Round 3: And when De La Hoya tries to counterpunch, the Filipino does a good job of covering up. When De La Hoya does connect, it's usually with a soft body punch. With 22 seconds left in the round, Pacquiao got off a straight shot to the head that stopped De La Hoya but didn't hurt him.

Pacquiao wins the round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 30-27.

Round 4: De La Hoya, who won his first 31 professional fights, hasn't won consecutive bouts since 2002 and he looked unimpressive his last time out in May, when he beat Steve Forbes. And Pacquiao, with his quickness, seems to have little trouble getting off shots, then ducking the return blows. Halfway through the round, the two fighters exchange combinations but Pacquiao seemed to get the better of the exchange, and with 1:14 to go he snaps De La Hoya's head back with a right hand. De La Hoya's counterattacks appear desperate and the lithe Pacquiao ducks them easily.

Pacquiano wins the round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 40-36.

Round 5: Pacquiao lands several punches and De La Hoya appears powerless to stop him. Late in the round Pacquiao changes tactics slightly, throwing combinations that start at the end of the belt to change De La Hoya's eye level. Clearly flustered, De La Hoya enlivens his fans slightly by connecting with a couple of shots in the closing seconds but they're body shots that don't appear to faze Pacquiao.

Pacquiao wins the round 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 50-45.

Round 6: De La Hoya, a step slower and already contemplating retirement at 35, was given an edge in experience coming into the fight even though the 29-year-old Pacquiao, with 52 pro bouts, has fought eight more times than his opponent. In any case it was age, not experience, that separated these fighters coming in and De La Hoya clearly looks like an old fighter. Pacquiao, going after De La Hoya's head again, lands several shots early in the round that has his foe backing up. De La Hoya's left eye is red and swelling but Pacquiao looks untouched. Pacquiao is measuring him with the right, looking for an opening with the left.

Pacquiao wins round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 60-54.

Round 7: De Le Hoya, backed into his corner halfway through the round, appears defenseless. Pacquiao keeps at the assault, getting over several five- and six-round combinations. De La Hoya has no response and nearly goes down twice before escaping to the other side of the ring. But Pacquiao follows and continues the withering assault. Again, De La Hoya has no answer. De La Hoya's left eye is getting worse and Pacquiao is growing more confident, at one point late in the round throwing his hands up at his side as if the challenge De La Hoya.

Pacquiao wins the round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 70-63.

Round 8: With the possible exception of the first one, De La Hoya hasn't come close to winning a round. And this one was no different. After backing him into a corner, Pacquiao got off another punishing series of punches with De La Hoya offering no resistance. De La Hoya's left eye is almost closed now and the right one is swelling. With less than 10 seconds left, De La Hoya is backed into a corner again where Pacquiao nailed him with a hard left head, then a right to the body, then a left to the head. Again, De La Hoya can do nothing but take it.

Pacquiao wins in dominating fashion again, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 80-72.

Round 9: Technically, there was no Round 9. When the bell rang to start it, Pacquiao came off his stool but De La Hoya remained seated with his corner waving off the Filipino, telling referee Tony Weeks their fighter was done.

Pacquiao wins with an eighth round technical knockout.

FYI: Two of the three judges gave Pacquiao every round, with one judge giving De La Hoya the first round. The scorecards were 79-72, 80-71 and 80-71 for Pacquiao. LVN

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[rowdyrob17]

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[dadsbigbike]

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[23fann]

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[loyestor1951]

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[toiletmanfeces]

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[skaterboyjer]

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[NITO3800]

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[ElRancholo2]

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[KushPizzaSleep]

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[silvaniitha15]

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[ronaldryannewgate]

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