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in Services by Skeptron Business Solutions, 05-09-10 22:20
Manny Pacquiao will demand that a planned Nov. 13 fight versus Antonio Margarito of Mexico be fought at a catch weight of 150 pounds.
''One-hundred fifty pounds,'' Pacquiao's lawyer Franklin Gacal said Sunday when asked about the Pacquiao-Margarito bout for the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) super-welterweight crown.
The super-welter division has a limit of 154 lbs and Pacquiao's camp believes it is fair that Margarito agree to such a unique weight setup being a naturally bigger fighter.
Although the 5'11'' Margarito has fought mostly at welterweight (147 lbs.), he has campaigned seven times at super-welter.
The Mexican has a 38-6-0 win-loss-draw record with 27 knockouts.
The 5'6'' Pacquiao, who started out at light-fly (108 lbs.) before racking up world titles up to welter, has never fought at super-welter, having only seen action at welter three times.
Pacquiao, armed with a 51-3-2 slate with 38 knockouts, beat Oscar De La Hoya, Miguel Cotto and Joshua Clottey in his welterweight fights.
''Margarito is big and tall even at super-welter,'' Gacal noed.
