Pound-forPound King Pacquiao arrives in L.A.!

The pound-for-pound king, six-time world champion, Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao arrives in Los Angeles after spending weeks of training in his country, the Philippines. Pacman will continue his training in preparation for his upcoming mega-fight against the three-time world champion, Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto on the 14th of November this year. The event is called "FirePower".

UFC 104: Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida wins via UD

Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida wins via unanimous decision against Mauricio “Shogun” Rua with a all judges scoring the bout 48-47. Many people on the crowd felt it should be Shogun who won the fight as they went 'booooing' after Machida was announced as the winner.

A rematch should be scheduled for this two fighters; I would surely agree for it. To me it should have been Rua who won the fight, all throughout the fight it's him who throw and landed more strikes and kicks. Well it has been done but a rematch should happen.

Congratulations to Machida and to his team.

Other results
- Cain Velasquez defeats Ben Rothwell via TKO (Strikes) Round 2
- Gleison Tibau defeats Josh Neer via Unanimous Decision
- Joe Stevenson defeats Spencer Fisher via TKO (strikes) in round two
- Anthony “Rumble” Johnson def Yoshiyuki “Zenko” Yoshida TKO(strikes/Rnd 2)
- Ryan “Darth” Bader defeats Eric “Red” Schafer via UD
- Pat Barry defeats Antoni Hardonk via TKO (strikes) in round two
- Chael Sonnen defeats Yushin “Thunder” Okami via unanimous decision
- Jorge “El Conquistador” Rivera defeats Rob “The Rosedale Reaper” Kimmons via TKO (strikes) in round three
- Kyle Kingsbury defeats Razak Al-Hassan via split decision
- Stefan “Skyscraper” Struve defeats Chase Gormley via submission (triangle choke) in round one

UFC 105: Couture vs Vera

It's 'The Natural' against 'The Truth'! Here we go!

UFC Hall of Famer Randy "The Natural" Couture returns to the light heavyweight division for the first time in over three years, and he hopes to begin his quest for an unprecedented sixth world title with a victory over dynamic striker Brandon "The Truth" Vera in the main event of UFC 105.

In the co-feature, British superstar Michael "The Count" Bisping is back home and looking for a knockout in front of his hometown fans when he squares off against fellow middleweight contender Denis Kang.

UFC 105, Saturday, November 14th, at the MEN Arena in Manchester, England.

UFC 104: Machida vs Shogun

In his last fight, Lyoto Machida electrified and awed the mixed martial arts world with a devastating knockout of Rashad Evans. On Saturday, October 24th, “The Dragon” will make the first defense of his UFC light heavyweight crown in the main event of UFC 104 against former PRIDE star Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, who is coming off back-to-back knockouts of Chuck Liddell and Mark Coleman.

In the co-feature, two of the top young heavyweight contenders in the sport will clash, as unbeaten Cain Velasquez takes on former IFL star “Big” Ben Rothwell in what promises to be one of the most memorable bouts of 2009.

UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun - Saturday, October 24th, live on Pay-Per-View from Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.

Pacquiao-Cotto is another mega-fight to watch

After his big win against the British sensation Ricky Hatton, thru a devastating 2nd round KO, the 'pound-for-pound king' Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao will be in the ring again to fight the welterweight powerhouse Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico. The mega-fight will take place on the 14th of November 2009 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. It's an event that boxing fans shouldn't miss.

The fight will take place in 145lb level, as both camps have agreed to it; 2lb lighter than the welterweight limit.

Miguel Cotto will be coming from a record of 34W(27KO)-1L, after 2 consecutive wins (Joshua Clottey and Michael Jennings); his first defeat was handed to him by Antonio Margarito via TKO. Cotto will be the naturally larger man in this fight, he's been fighting in junior-welterweight and welterweight for his entire career.

On the other hand, the Pacman will be more dynamic offensive fighter; coming to the ring with the record of 49W(37KO)-3L-2D. Pacquiao has been victorious for his last ten fights.

As usual, many people are again thinking if the Filipino champion is strong enough to defeat the Puerto Rican or the question should be the other way around? Same question had been asked when Manny went up the weights to face David Diaz (from 130lb to 135lb), Oscar De La Hoya (145lb), Ricky Hatton (140lb); and yet he had proved himself as he had won those fights.

It's clear that Miguel Cotto is the underdog fighter here, but don't underestimate his superior boxing skills, he's got that powerful flush strike that he's been using with his previous fights.

This is surely a boxing match that we should be waiting for. The answers to our questions will surely be answered after.