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SHOWTIME PPV will present a welterweight world championship showdown between two of boxing’s biggest stars as Manny Pacquiao makes his long-awaited return to the U.S. against must-see attraction Adrien Broner on Saturday, January 19 live on SHOWTIME PPV at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The four-fight pay-per-view event will be available to network subscribers and non-subscribers to live stream directly through the SHOWTIME® app on select platforms including, for the first time, Roku, XBOX One and Android TV.



The event is also available via the SHOWTIME app on Apple mobile and AppleTV (4th Generation) devices, Amazon Fire TV devices and Android phone and tablets for $74.99. Viewers can also purchase and live stream directly on Showtime.com and via traditional cable, DBS and telco providers nationwide. Additionally, Pacquiao vs. Broner will be available through Fathom Events in movie theaters and at select bars and restaurants across the country.



Surprisingly, Adrien Broner (last 5 fights), was busier than Manny Pacquiao (last 5 fights) and landed more punches per round.

Broner was also more accurate with his power punches, landing 46.6% (11.5 per round) to 37.7% for Pacquiao (8.3 per round).

Pacquiao hits harder and played better defense, as opponents landed 27.8% of their power punches and 6.3 per round- half the welterweight avg., compared to Broner's opponents, who landed 32.4% of their power shots and 12.6 per round.

Body punching isn't a huge part of either fighter's arsenal, as only 20.1% of Pacquiao's landed punches are body shots, and 24.5% of Broner's are body shots. CompuBox avg.: 25.5%.
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Pacquiao vs. Broner fight card (PPV)

Welterweight
Manny Pacquiao (60-7-2) vs. Adrien Broner (33-3-1)

Bantamweight
Rau’shee Warren (16-2) vs. Nordine Oubaali (14-0)

Light Heavyweight
Badou Jack (22-1-3) vs. Marcus Browne (22-0)

Featherweight
Jhack Tepora (22-0) vs. Hugo Ruiz (38-4)

Pacquiao vs. Broner fight card (untelevised)

Lightweight: George Kambosos Jr. (15-0) vs. Rey Perez (24-10)

Flyweight: Genisis Libranza (17-1) vs. Carlos Buitrago (30-4-1)

Welterweight: Jayar Inson (18-1) vs. Jonathan Steele (8-2-1)

Super featherweight: Desmond Jarmon (7-0) vs. Canton Miller (3-1-1-)

Welterweight: Destyne Butler (4-0) vs. David Payne (3-1-1)

Full fight Sheet

Cruiserweight prospect Viddal Riley (2-0, 2 KO)s, who is trained by Jeff Mayweather, demolished Mitchell Spangler (0-1), who was making his pro debut. Sprangler was dropped in the opening seconds. And then dropped a second time a moment. The fight lasted 33 seconds.

Welterweight prospect Destyne Butler remained unbeaten by defeating David Payne in a four-rounder.

Chicago’s Butler (5-0, 3 KOs) won by the same score, 40-36, on the cards of judges Lisa Giampa, Patricia Morse Jarman and Natalie Tyrrell. Los Angeles’ Payne (3-2-1, 1 KO) kept the fight competitive, but the taller, longer Bulter landed the harder shots for much of their fight.

Butler and Payne trades power shots, both against the ropes and in the center of the ring, during a very competitive fourth round.

Butler knocked out Payne’s mouthpiece just after the midway point of the third round, which caused a brief break in the action. Butler also seemed to sting Payne with an overhand right that caused Payne to hold later in the third.

In the following fight, super featherweight Desmond Jarmon kept his perfect record intact by recording a six-round, majority-decision win against Canton Miller.

Cincinnati’s Jarmon (8-0, 4 KOs) beat St. Louis’ Miller (3-2-1, 1 KO) on the scorecards of judges Adelaide Byrd (59-55) and Glenn Trowbridge (58-56). Judge Robert Hoyle scored the action even (57-57), though it seemed Jarmon consistently landed flusher punches and was busier.

Jarmon rocked Miller with a right uppercut late in the fourth round that knocked out Miller’s mouthpiece. They spent the previous minute-plus trading power shots on the inside, with both boxers landing impactful shots.

Otherwise, their fight largely was reasonably competitive, yet uneventful.

I'm thinking scores of anywhere from 116-112 to 118-110 Pac will be what we end up with tonight. We'll see how it goes down.

Viddal Riley 1 0 0
vs
Mitchell Spangler debut

Viddal won by KO





FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS and VIDEOS HERE:
https://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/vie ... 2&start=75


ENJOY!!

Adelaide Byrd scorings the Hugo Ruiz fight....that lady keeps getting work.

lazboy wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:15 Adelaide Byrd scorings the Hugo Ruiz fight....that lady keeps getting work.

well 10,8 rd should help

brilo33 wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:20

lazboy wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:15 Adelaide Byrd scorings the Hugo Ruiz fight....that lady keeps getting work.

well 10,8 rd should help

I’m not convinced

lazboy wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:22

brilo33 wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:20

lazboy wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:15 Adelaide Byrd scorings the Hugo Ruiz fight....that lady keeps getting work.

well 10,8 rd should help

I’m not convinced

dont blame ya

lazboy wrote: ↑19 Jan 2019, 22:15 Adelaide Byrd scorings the Hugo Ruiz fight....that lady keeps getting work.

.....keeps getting them brown envelopes

I'm lovin' The Tanks' bling

Thank goodness they got Broner to shave that beard.

Scores for this..?
Makes it easier to stay awake.

Wiesfeld and Lederman, a sure way for someone to win.

R1 Oubaali

Competitive opening round. Good.

two good rounds.

I think NO pulls it back to 19-19

20-18 Oubaali
Just doing a little bit more.

Warren nicks the 3rd with a burst at the end.

RW 29-28 NO

3-0 Oubaali
Nice solid round, I think the Pitt is acknowledging he needs to do more

4-0 Oubaali
Have a funny feeling Warren is letting the frenchie gas himself out.

4-1 Oubaali
First round I could give to Warren.
His defence is food, but his offence isn't as active as Oubaali's