

The big showdown between Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto will be a bigger fight than the recent Mayweather v. Marquez! Pacquiao v. Cotto tickets are setting boxing circles alight. The whole boxing world is waiting to see if Pacquiao really has the strength to beat the mighty Cotto. If Pacquiao beats Cotto - no mean feat - he will take the WBO Welterweight title off Cotto. Many say this won't happen, that Cotto is too strong for Pacman, but on November 14 we will find out! It will be Pacquiao's opportunity to gain world title status in an incredible fourth weight division. The MGM Grand in Las Vegas is the place where the acton is, and Pacquiao v. Cotto tickets are selling up a storm today. Pacquiao enjoys massive support in his native Philipines, but it will be Cotto's people likely packing the MGM Grand for the Cotto-Pacquiao fight. Cotto is from Puerto Rico, and is said to be one of the toughest boxers the country has ever produced. Pacman was ringside at Cotto's bout against Joshua Clottey, and was said to be impressed by the passion of Cotto's fans. It was partly this caused Pacquiao to take the fight. Both men are intense boxers and this one is sure to set races pulsing everywhere it is screened. Don't miss seeing Cotto v. Pacquiao live in the flesh. Las Vegas is the place to be on November 14, 2009, for what is promising to be the biggest fight in a huge year of boxing.
Floyd Mayweather tickets for Mayweather's much-awaited bout against Juan Manuel Marquez sold fast but in even greater demand are Pacquioa v. Cotto tickets ahead of their fight scheduled for November 14 in Las Vegas. The Manny Pacquiao versus Miguel Cotto fight has captured the imagination and most tickets are already gone.
The fight game has always been prime entertainment in the US, with boxing and UFC tickets selling fast, but now it's an international phenomenon. Speed and power make champions in boxing, and there's nothing like seeing it live. Once the Pacquiao v. Cotto fight is decided the whole media speculation machine will kick into overdrive and everyone will be talking about Mayweather v. Pacquiao tickets. One thing is for sure, Mayweather versus Pacquiao is set to be a shocker, when it finally happens. Mayweather's recent victory over Marquez won't phase Pacquiao one iota; the Filipino with the iron fists seems to relish a good fight, and his trainers are second to none. Stay tuned to this page for the news on Mayweather v. Pacquiao when it does come off. It's gonna be one memorable fight, that's for sure.
Dawson v. Johnson Tickets.
In other boxing tickets news, the long awaited rematch between former world champion Glen Johnson and undefeated two-time light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson is set for November 7th at the XL Center in Hartford, Conecticut. Chad Dawson v. Glen Johnson tickets are going to be a hot item any day now, so let TicketLiquidator be the ones to deliver those Dawson v. Johnson tickets today! The world title rematch will see Dawson, a master light heavyweight combatant, defending his world championship belt against the tough Johnson, the very man who came close to beating him last time out. Dawson Johnson rematch tickets sold hugely for their first fight in April 2008, when Dawson punched his way to a unanimous decision. Since that night, boxing fans have been waiting for the rematch, and now here it is!
Klitschko v. Johnson Tickets.
December 2009 sees Ukranian giant Vitali Klitschko fight Kevin Johnson. Johnson v. Klitschko tickets are going to be the ones that round off a top boxing year. Kevin "Kingpin" Johnson is an undefeated heavyweight, but the massive and intimidating Klitschko is coming off a convincing victory against Chris Arreola and is feeling confident he can make it two in a row. Whether Klitschko can defend his WBC title is the big question. The lanky Johnson has turned in some impressive performances during a career that has seen his status as undefeated go pretty much deserved. Johnson Klischko is set to be a thriller, so make sure you're there if you can be.
Klischko is a difficult name to remember how to spell, and among its variants are: Klischko, Klitschko, Klitchko, Klitsko and Kliscko
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