Manny Pacquiao wins over Joshua Clottey by a 120-108 point difference winning every single round from start to finish. This marks yet another remarkable fight of the Philippine Boxing Sensation, yet it wasn’t really the most exciting one, and was pretty boring.
The fact that Pacquiao wins against Joshua Clottey was given weeks before it even happened for all to see. It was just a question on how fast he will kill the beast from Ghana, which never happened. Instead, Pacquiao topped the scoring consistently and degraded his competition round after round until Grand Master Clottey looked more than harmless in front of Pacquiao’s left and right. It is a decent strategy, but not really what many have been looking forward to.
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That said, to sum it up, Manny Pacquiao wins against Joshua Clottey via Unanimous Decision by a 12 point margin, 120 to 108.
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The fight was boring and one-sided. But when when we try to analyze it and look at the stats, we would appreciate the efforts exerted by both fighters. I've tried boxing for 8 days just last October. I must admit, it is the most tiring sport I ever tried. I'm also into running. I run 7 kilometers a week and I must admit, the exhaustion I feel after running a 5km run is less than a 2 round mits training session. Running is way too easy compared to boxing. Even keeping your arms up for a minute is tiring what more if I tried throwing a punch. Much more if you threw a thousand punches or just keep your arms up for 36 minutes while a welterweight boxing champion boxes it every 1.75 seconds. Hats off to both fighters.
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