Fight Manny Pacquiao W KO 3 (12) Erik Morales

A near-record crowd of 18,276 saw super featherweight superstar Manny Pacquaio (43-3-2, 33 KOs) annihilate Erik Morales (48-5, 24 KOs) on Saturday night at the Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas. After a slow first round, Pacquiao dropped Morales with a left hand in round two. Erik got up and fought back hard. Pacquiao knocked down Morales again hard in round three and again Erik got up and bravely traded. Pacman was too much, however read more ...

Both Erik Morales and Manny Pacquiao weighed in at 129 during today's "Grand Finale" weigh-in in Las Vegas. Morales was contractually obligated to pay Pacquiao $500,000 for every pound he comes in over the 130lb limit read more ...

Hidden behind a freeway and flashy new high rise condos, Vegas boxing staple Top Rank gym played host Wednesday to fighters from this weekend's Pacquiao vs. Morales III card. However the Mexican half of the main event only rendered the services of a chair during what was supposed to be an open media workout. Unlike his counterpart who dazzled onlookers with his chiseled physique just one day earlier, Erik "El Terrible" Morales decided read more ...

Both fighters were subjected to the WBC regulatory 7 day pre fight weigh in under the witnessing of WBC representatives, with both making 136 pounds, being within the tolerance. In addition to the WBC International Title being disputed, the General Assembly of the WBC during the 44th annual convention in Croatia, following the rules and regulations decreed this fight to be as a final elimination bout to name the official challenger for the super read more ...

"As everyone knows, that the last few times that I've been in the ring, it hasn't been that good for me," stated Mexican ring legend Erik Morales at today's press conference in Las Vegas to officially announce his November 18 rubber match with Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao. "This gives me an opportunity to reverse everything and go back to where I belong. I'm asking you to believe in me one more time to show you what I can do." read more ...

It's official. Three-division world champions Manny "Pac Man" Pacquiao and Erik "El Terrible" Morales will get it on for the third time to determine who really is the best man inside the ring. Pacquiao and Morales each own a victory over the other in their two previous fights – both considered "Fight of the Year" candidates -- which have attracted over 700,000 pay-per-view buys combined. read more ...

Upon hearing in the news that he would be fighting in Mexico in the upcoming months, three-time world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales wanted to make it very clear that the only fight he has in mind is the one against the Filipino icon Manny Pacquiao. Morales said that he never had or has plans to fight in Mexico in the near future. "My next fight will be against Pacquiao in the United States. If anyone is saying anything different they read more ...

Manny Pacquiao insisted on Monday morning that he is not fighting Erik Morales on Sept. 16 at 132 lbs. "You can write this down. I won't fight at 132 lbs. There's going to be a fight if they agree at 130 lbs," Pacquiao told this writer as he was having a break during a business meeting. Reports that the fight is already a done deal circulated the past few days with Team Morales looking forward to the rubber match at the Sam Boyd Football Stadium read more ...