*BREAKING NEWS*
If you didn’t see our post last Thursday, Christmas will be coming early this year in Texas…so if you haven’t marked your calendar for November 13th yet, YOU BETTER do it now. This may be the appetizer we all need before Pacquiao wipes the floor with Mayweather next year. (YEAH I said it).
ESPN reported that Margarito’s application for a license in Texas was approved despite California denying him a license on a 5-1 vote earlier this month. Margarito’s license was revoked in the wake of his January 2009 knockout loss to Shane Mosley in which Margarito’s hand wraps were found to be illegal before the fight.
Margarito and Pacquiao will meet Nov. 13 on HBO PPV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. It will be Pacquiao’s second consecutive fight at Jerry Jones’ $1.2 billion home of the Dallas Cowboys, but against a far more controversial opponent than Joshua Clottey, whom Pacquiao easily outpointed there on March 13 in defense of his welterweight belt on the arena’s first boxing card.
[Source] ESPN
Pacquiao vs Magarito *Confirmed for November 13th in Texas*
*BREAKING NEWS*
If you didn’t see our post last Thursday, Christmas will be coming early this year in Texas…so if you haven’t marked your calendar for November 13th yet, YOU BETTER do it now. This may be the appetizer we all need before Pacquiao wipes the floor with Mayweather next year. (YEAH I said it).
ESPN reported that Margarito’s application for a license in Texas was approved despite California denying him a license on a 5-1 vote earlier this month. Margarito’s license was revoked in the wake of his January 2009 knockout loss to Shane Mosley in which Margarito’s hand wraps were found to be illegal before the fight.
Margarito and Pacquiao will meet Nov. 13 on HBO PPV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. It will be Pacquiao’s second consecutive fight at Jerry Jones’ $1.2 billion home of the Dallas Cowboys, but against a far more controversial opponent than Joshua Clottey, whom Pacquiao easily outpointed there on March 13 in defense of his welterweight belt on the arena’s first boxing card.
[Source] ESPN