Manny Pacquiao vs. Chris Algieri - Revision history

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	All joking aside, one can only hope Mayweather will face him. There is nothing left for either of them to prove, and no other fight the public wants from either. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/11923802/manny-pacquiao-defeats-chris-algieri-unanimous-decision-retain-welterweight-title]		All joking aside, one can only hope Mayweather will face him. There is nothing left for either of them to prove, and no other fight the public wants from either. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/11923802/manny-pacquiao-defeats-chris-algieri-unanimous-decision-retain-welterweight-title]

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	All joking aside, one can only hope Mayweather will face him. There is nothing left for either of them to prove, and no other fight the public wants from either. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/11923802/manny-pacquiao-defeats-chris-algieri-unanimous-decision-retain-welterweight-title]		All joking aside, one can only hope Mayweather will face him. There is nothing left for either of them to prove, and no other fight the public wants from either. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/11923802/manny-pacquiao-defeats-chris-algieri-unanimous-decision-retain-welterweight-title]

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	'''Manny Pacquiao dominates Algieri'''<br>		'''Manny Pacquiao dominates Algieri'''<br>
	<small>By [[Dan Rafael]], ''[[ESPN]].com'', November 23, 2014</small>		<small>By [[Dan Rafael]], [[ESPN]].com, November 23, 2014</small>

	The great Manny Pacquiao did everything he could possibly do against Chris Algieri other than get a knockout in a one-sided thrashing to retain his welterweight world title.		The great Manny Pacquiao did everything he could possibly do against Chris Algieri other than get a knockout in a one-sided thrashing to retain his welterweight world title.

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-<fight>1896008</fight>[[File:Pacquiao Algieri Macau.jpg|right|300px]]
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-*Algieri made weight on the second attempt. According to Pacquiao, Algieri looked dehydrated on the scales. Southpaw Pacquiao knocked down Algieri six times in the bout, and outworked him in punches landed and punches scored. Algieri, with height and reach advantage, fought with MMA mentality where he was a double world champion at 140 and 147 pounds before crossing over to win the WBO 140 pound title, boxing for a knockout instead of waging the anticipated technical war.
+Pacquiao, boxing's only eight-division titleholder, scored six knockdowns and dominated virtually every minute of the fight to win a lopsided unanimous decision before a sold-out crowd of 13,201 on Sunday at the Venetian Macao's Cotai Arena in Macau. Now the only question remaining in his legendary career is whether he will ever get fellow welterweight champion and pound-for-pound king [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] to agree to fight him after years of the biggest fight in boxing going unmade, mainly due to Mayweather's reluctance.
-*Pacquiao seized the tempo and initiative from the start of the bout, getting inside at will without being stopped, landing crisp body and head shots at multiple angles, meticulously putting each round into the bank with superior boxing skill. Algieri, who ran on his bicycle and made Pacquiao chase him for 12 rounds, landed some counters. Pacquiao took these shots without being moved, a marked contrast from his last bout with [[Juan Manuel Marquez]]. Pacquiao noted after the bout he was in shape, a simple indicator he had done the work. Algieri's corner had a strange game plan to fight Pacquiao with multiple round ones and round twos and sparred with this mindset. The approach did not work.' Pacman' knocked down Algieri six times.
+Coming into the fight with Algieri, there were many questioning where Pacquiao's once-devastating power had gone in recent years because, after a series of crushing knockouts as he moved up the scale, he had not scored one in eight consecutive fights since a 12th-round knockout of Miguel Cotto in November 2009 to win a welterweight title for the first time.
-*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri was WBO champion, remained unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one future possibility.
+That didn't come close to happening, but Pacquiao (57-5-2, 38 KOs) laid a beating on huge underdog Algieri (20-1, 8 KOs), a junior welterweight titlist who moved up to meet him at a catch weight of 144 pounds. The judges all had it by lopsided decision for Pacquiao, 120-102, 119-103 and 119-103. ESPN.com also had it a shutout for Pacquiao, 120-102.
-*CompuBox Statistics: Punches Landed
+Pacquiao's speed advantage was obvious from the opening moments of the fight. He had an easy first round, landing a good straight left hand down the middle and momentarily wobbling Algieri with a right hook.
-*Manny Pacquiao 220 of 669 punches, 34%
-*Chris Algieri: 108 of 469, 23%
+The 35-year-old Pacquiao, the icon of the Philippines, where he is also a congressman and professional basketball player and coach, connected with a right hook in the second round that began to swell Algieri's left eye. He also landed a left hand that forced Algieri back to a corner, where he slipped on a wet spot. It was ruled a knockdown by referee Geno Rodriguez.

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	*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO ~~champ was~~ unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.		*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri was WBO champion, remained unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one future possibility.

Rockyjones at 14:02, 23 November 2014

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	*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. ~~The~~ CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.		*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.

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	*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable ~~first~~ knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.		*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.

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	*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable first knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO ~~champion~~ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.		*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable first knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champ was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.

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	*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable first knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champion was unlikely.		*Algieri claimed he still had his legs after getting knocked down twice in round nine. After taking a knee in round ten, the bout could have been stopped. The CompuBox statistics, combined with Pacquiao's demonstration of both technical skill and punching power, displayed the clear difference in ability between the two fighters. Trainer [[Freddie Roach]] stated after this bout Pacquiao would return to 140 pounds. Pacquiao stated he wanted the bout with [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]] in 2015, which would be at 147 pounds and up if it happened. HBO commentator [[Harold Lederman]] noted Pacquiao's second round knockdown of Algieri, which occurred when Algieri slipped on wet canvas in the corner of Pacquiao from water, was incorrect. The lopsided nature of the bout made the questionable first knockdown inconsequential. Not a close bout. Algieri won one round on two scorecards. Lederman gave Pacquiao every round. Pacquiao earned over 20 million dollars U.S. for the win, defending his WBO World Welterweight title. Algieri earned 1.675 million. Given the outcome, a rematch at 140 pounds where Algieri is WBO champion was unlikely. WBC champ [[Danny Garcia]] was one possibility.