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HBO Sports® will present “Road to Dallas: Pacquiao vs. Clottey,” a thirty-minute special analyzing the upcoming welterweight title showdown between pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao and challenger Joshua Clottey that will mark the first-ever pro boxing event at the landmark $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tex. The intriguing fight will take place on Saturday, March 13 and be televised on HBO Pay-Per-View ®...

The “Road to Dallas: Pacquiao vs. Clottey” special, which will feature fighter profiles, expert analysis and forecasts for the matchup, will premiere on HBO on Saturday, March 6 at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT immediately following the live presentation of HBO Boxing After Dark®.

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Joshua Clottey - I'll slow Pacquiao down

Once Champion Clottey has no strain what all the care is about. He had a few setbacks against fighters similar Carlos Baldomir, Antonio Margarito and Miguel Cotto. He doesn't expect near those defeats. He ease views himself as an unbeaten protector. Clottey tells Lem Satterfield of AOL FanHouse that he won't study a win over Pacquiao as a condition, but retributory other win in the camber. Clottey faces Pacquiao on Marching 13 at Cowboys Stadium in Texas.

"I have by no means gone the ring feeling like I defeated. I sense like I am undefeated. If I win this clash against Pacquiao, I will by no means experience like I pound the top fighter in the world," said Clottey. "I will think like I had a clash with Pacquiao, the top boxer out there, and I won," said Clottey. "So even if I pound Manny Pacquaio, and public converse about it similar to it's a big offend, I'll say, 'It's not an upset, but a victory.'"

A number of citizens care for Pacquiao like a super hero. Not Joshua Clottey. He sees him as just another boxer and strategy to pound him as such.

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Donaire says Manny Pacquiao to win by KO

The Philippine boxer fighter sensation Nonito Donaire puts his cash on a late-rounds strike by Manny Pacquiao on March 13, 2010 at Cowboys Stadium, Dallas.

Nonito Donaire, regarded as the successor evident of Manny Pacquiao, told the daily PSA Forum last Tuesday that the Filipino’s velocity and power will be too much for Ghanaian Joshua Clottey to knob when the two clash at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.

“Joshua Clottey is a dangerous boxer and has an extremely good cover,” Nonitor Donaire renowned.
Manny Pacquiao will cause hurt near the beginning in the clash and he will catch him (Joshua Clottey) later on,” the Bohol Pride Boxing fighter but US-raised fighter said.

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Jones lands Pacquiao vs Clottey bout

Jerry Jones got his fight.

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, who made a strong pitch to host the now-aborted Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight at Cowboys Stadium by offering a record $25 million site fee, landed the next best thing.

The new $1.2 billion state-of-the-art facility in Arlington, Texas, will host Pacquiao’s March 13 pay-per-view welterweight title defense against Joshua Clottey.

Jones and Top Rank’s Bob Arum and Todd duBoef, who toured the facility and were Jones’ guests at Saturday night’s Cowboys playoff victory against the Philadelphia Eagles, closed the deal for the bout on Sunday afternoon.

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Roach said: If Clottey lays on ropes, he's dead

Prized boxing trainer Freddie Roach has seen a loophole in Joshua Clottey’s defense that Manny Pacquiao could take advantage of when the two fighters slug it out on March 13.

“He's pretty strong and he has a good chin and he's a durable guy,” Roach said of the Ghanaian boxer in an interview with FightFan.com.

However, he described Clottey’s defense as very “passive”.

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The Top Five Boxers of the Post-Pacquiao Era

After dealing Joshua Clottey his first career KO loss, the P4P king Manny Pacquiao will probably have the final fight of his career against either Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Sugar Shane Mosley at the end of the year, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest if not the greatest fighter of all time.

Boxing may never be the same again when Manny hangs his gloves for good, but there are at least five promising boxers who can still keep the fire burning in the sport.

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Clottey plods on - Anonymous

Even in his adopted home of the Bronx in New York, nobody knows who Joshua Clottey is.

The Ghanaian slugger, however, gets the chance to make a name for himself on March 13 when he challenges World Boxing Organization welterweight king Manny Pacquiao at the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.

“Near Yankee Stadium on Anderson Avenue, a muscle-bound man slams the door to his modest apartment,” writes Daniel Beekman of yournabe.com. “On the street, he starts to jog. No one points. No one stares.”

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Pacquiao will use strategy in Hoya fight to KO Clottey

In facing a guy like Joshua Clottey, 7-time world champ Manny Pacquiao would have to use the strategy he utilized in beating boxing great Oscar de la Hoya.

Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach said they would have to remove Clottey’s accurate punches by using almost the same lateral movements that confused De la Hoya.

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