Pacquiao vs. Cotto Results & Round by Round Blog
Published: Oct 27 2009 by: Pro Boxing Fans
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One of the biggest fights and events in recent boxing history is gearing up for its November 14th date. On that night, two of the top pound for pound boxers on the planet will square off when Manny Pacquiao battles Miguel Cotto for his welterweight title. The fight is an exciting contrast of styles and has two of the biggest names in the sport. On fight night rolls around, if you don’t want to or can’t purchase the pay-per-view than we are your place to be!
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Cotto vs. Pacquiao Round by Round Scorecard
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| Round | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | Total |
| Miguel Cotto | 10 | 9 | 8 | 8 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | - | - |
| Manny Pacquiao | 9 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | - | TKO 12 |
Pacquiao vs. Cotto Round by Round Results & Notes
Round 1: Round 1 begins with Pacquiao in the red trunks and Cotto with white trunks. Cotto lands a jab 15 seconds into the fight. Cotto seems to be pushing the pace more than Pacquiao’s recent opponents and appears very quick. Cotto looks a bit quicker and lands more punches giving his round 1.
Round 2: The fighters exchange shots with Cotto’s jab continuing to be his most effective attack. Pacquiao lands a nice combination midway through the round. Pacquiao’s speed begins to show as he lands several nice punches including a flurry of shots late in the round, but Cotto continues to push the pace and does not back down.
Round 3: Pacquiao scores a knockdown with 2:13 remaining in the round, but Cotto continues to push the pace. We see several more body shots in the 3rd round than the previous two with Pacquiao getting the edge.
Round 4: Pacquiao lands a flurry of punches but Cotto responds. Cotto is able to get Pacquiao against the ropes, Freddie Roach’s fear in this fight, but Pacquia escapes and returns the favor loading up on Cotto against the ropes as well. With 20 seconds left Pacquiao scores a knockdown, the second of the fight.
Round 5: The first minute of the round is rather uneventful with Pacquiao picking his spots. Cotto seems to be slowing down and while his jab seems to be his best offense, it’s seems less effective than in rounds 1 and 2. Pacquiao continued to pick Cotto apart to score another winning round.
Round 6: Pacquiao lands power punches at about a 3 to 1 ratio as Pac Man easily handles a slowed Cotto. Pacquiao is now the one controlling the pace of the fight consistently but a short burst by Cotto ends the round.
Round 7: Like in previous rounds, Cotto lands a couple of combinations that give his corner reason to hope only to see Pacquiao respond with devastating speed. It is clear that Cotto, while landing some punched led by his left jab, is not phasing Pacquiao the way Pacquiao is phasing Cotto.
Round 8: Cotto is showing more wear and tear with obvious marks on his face from the beating that he is taking from Pacquiao. Cotto continues to land punches and the announcers are quick to add that we now know Manny Pacquiao can indeed take the punches of a strong Welterweight. Pushing the pace, Pacquiao is able to get Cotto up against the ropes mutiple times. Cotto lands a few more strong shots this round than the previous few, but this is still a definite Pacquiao round.
Round 9: The announcers bring up Cotto throwing in the towel despite saying the Cotto’s corner was not having the same discussion. Pacquiao continues to push the pace trapping Cotto against the ropes and landing power punch after power punch. Pacquiao scores another decisive round. Between rounds Cotto’s corner says “one more, one more” encouraging Cotto to continue for another round, likely his last of the night.
Round 10: Pacquiao seems to be resting up despite pushing the pace against the constantly backpedalling Cotto. The first half of the round is evenly uneventful. The final minute sees Pacquiao do enough to take the round as he opens up the cut by Cotto’s left eyebrow even more.
Round 11: Pacquiao scores another decisive round as he adds to the beating on Cotto’s face. Smelling the blood, Pacquiao goes in for the kill but is unable to score the KO he seeks. The round ends with boo’s from the crowd as Cotto retreats from the bloody beating.
Round 12: Pacquiao traps Cotto against the ropes before the referee stops the fight with 2:05 remaining giving Pacquiao the TKO 12 @ 0:55.
Final Result: Pacquiao TKO 12
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Yes, I watched the FREE, live broadcast of UFC 105 on Spike TV. It actually was taped delayed by a few hours and aired from Manchester, England. Nice to not have to pay to watch programs. To hell with all the money mongering greedy promoters in both boxing (mainly boxing) and MMA. I’m happy to get the boxing results tonight as they unfold for free and can always catch a rebroadcast of the actual footage as it always airs within a week or two of the actual event.
Don’t be a sucker folks, do not pay for any of this crap unless you watch it in a party and dish out a few dollars at most by paying as a group, which is all it should cost to begin with, $5 per household.
I watched the UFC 105 event and was happy it was on free TV but was not at all impressed with the fight card. Three Americans fight foreign opponents and yes, three Americans lose. The bouts were not competitive and Dana White did his best to plan this so the Americans would lose by putting in inferior Americans. One American got brutally KOd by a Swede!!!!!! Yes, a Swede. How many MMA fighters does Sweden have????? One, two, three?? How many MMA fighters does the USA have???? The most in the world likely. This is a case of Dana White purposely matching oppoenents so the USA will lose and they did. Nice one Dana White, so much for your patriotism you slimeball, scumbag, traitor. Was the event a success Dana thanks to your pre-arranging the Americans to lose? Be proud of yourself. I now see why some people call Dana White a piece of S-H-I-T, he turly is that.
About the boxing card tonight, I hope for Manny to win. Cotto is a class act and a guy I admire but I never pull for a Puerto Rican fighter (the exception being the GREAT Felix Tito Trinidad) because their fans (Puerto Ricans) are so obnoxious.
the card wasnt that bad, swick is not a chump, neither is kang, he was a beast in pride, and still looks good, cracked nose kinda hindered him, if any fight was bs it was couture and vera, vera is no where near becoming a legend, a status that couture has been residing at for years. 1st of all MMA is still a growing sport so y wouldnt one cater to the home crowd? more fans= more money, simple economics, #2 its a free card, what do you expect…the novice fan that wont pay for cards wants to see tko’s and blood, so in my eyes the ufc did its job tonight, this card was better than fedor and rodgers..one step ahead of the competition, thats all thats needed. we saw good ground game, good clinch game, and good hit game, what else do u want.
Hey Miguel Cotto….stop this bullshit boxing profession of yours COZ YOUR NOT GOOD AT IT, I think you’re more of a dancer….why don’t you form a dance group besides Puerto Ricans are known to be hip hop, isn’t? This will be your step…yes…yes..yes…yo..to the left….to the left…to the right…to the right….GOOD DANCE YOU HAVE A FUTURE IN DANCING! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
Humbling Experience for a meek man to come up from the depths to overcome adversity & humility & have the power to give hope to the poor of the poor of the world……& He still admits that he is not the best along with icons like Muhammed Ali, Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran, Julio Ceasar Chavez, Tito Trinidad…As Manny puts it “WHEN YOU BELIEVE IN GOD ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE” along with hard-work…..A man as tough & fearless as Manny Is but yet humble with a gentle spirit…MANNY PACQUIAO THE NEW UNDISPUTED WBO WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD & STILL THE BEST EVER POUND 4 POUND KING………..
you are very right with what you said. i am of filipino ancestry but lived in new zealand.People are still having a hard time accepting that someone like him could suddenly emerged out of nowhere.NO one really thought that the philippines could produce such an elite athlete.It totally annoys me that people still underestimates him even with everything that he has accomplished.HE WILL BE ONE OF THE BOXING LEGENDS WHETHER THEY LIKE IT OR NOT CAUSE NO ONE HAS DONE WHAT HE DID.
To al you Pac Man haters out there…..NOW WHAT! Everyone writes his victories off with “He was too old” (Oscar) or he was not that good anyway (Ricky). So what will be the escuse now I wonder???
Cotto was simply destroyed as was Ricky Hatton before him and Oscar De La Hoya before that.
So where does 30 year old Pacquaio go from here?
Well there is nobody left for him to fight apart from Floyd Mayweather.
The question is does Floyd want any part of Pacquaio?
If Mayweather does not fight Pacquaio will forever be looked upon as running scared and Pacquaio will be looked upon as the greatest of his era and the pound for pound #1 ahead of Floyd, regardless of the fact that Floyd is undefeated in his fight career.
I don’t know why Mayweather thinks he is better than Pacquaio because Mayweather’s biggest wins have come against De La Hoya, Hatton and Marquez who are fighters that Pacquaio has also beaten. Pacquaio has also beaten Cotto who Mayweather never faced.
Add to the fact that Pacquaio has been champion in seven (7) weight classes which is a new record while Mayweather has only conquered five (5).
So by rights Pacquaio deserves the No.1 ranking even though Mayweather will never conceed this.
If Pacquaio vs Mayweather does eventuate in 2010 it will be the biggest boxing fight probably of all time. Can’t wait for that one.
Cotto made a big mistake in challenging Pacman to a boxing bout. Cotto should had challenge Nanay Dionisia Pacquiao instead to a dancing showdown where he could probably win. Cotto is a good dancer rather than a boxer.