Pacquiao vs Margarito tickets go on sale today!
Tickets for the upcoming Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito boxing match will go on sale Today! Saturday September 18, 2010. Top Rank Promotions, Bob Arum, believes the Pacquiao vs. Margarito fight will sell more than 50,000 tickets.
The event will be held on November 13 at the Jerry Jones Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Fight fans can buy tickets in person at the Cowboys Stadium ticket office, or through ticketmaster and ticketmaster.com. Ticket prices are $700, $500, $300, $200, $100, and $50.
HBO will air the fight live on HBO Pay per view for $54.95. On October 23, HBO 24-7: Pacquiao/Margarito will premiere.
Margarito thinks he can beat Pacquiao, yet Ricky Hatton said he developed a cocaine problem after being knocked out by Pacquiao. What will it be? Money is on Pacquiao!
Margarito needs to fight Paul Williams again if he wants to be considered great. Now, as much as me and Babyface are starving for that match, Margarito doesn’t have to fight PW right away. I can understand , if not condone, making as much money as you can in the sport. Even though Williams would give Margarito the biggest pay day of his career, if Margo beats Mosley and Cotto, and Williams beats Winks, that is the perfect marination for a salivating rematch between the two! I find it kind of sad that Williams won the first fight and now he needs a rematch to get recognition. It will all come down to the two guys fighting each other. Most likely at 154.
Now to Pacquiao vs Margarito I think Pac has got a shot of beating Margarito. They both have amazing stamina, but Manny has tons of speed. If Margo can land to the body early or mid fight Manny is in trouble. If Manny can mix it up and get in and out Margos loosing a decision. What about Pacquiao vs Paul Williams?? haha
Acclaimed trainer Freddie Roach admitted that boxer-congressman Manny Pacquiao is not yet in tip-top shape, two weeks after they kicked off their Baguio City training camp.
“The direction I want him to move is a little better. The stuff we were doing yesterday came through today. He’s not 100 percent; we still have a long way to go,” Roach told Ted Lerner of Ring Magazine.