Pacquiao vs Marquez: Live Streaming Undercard feat. Jose Benavidez, 7 p.m. EST
by Scott Christ on Nov 12, 2011 6:00 PM EST
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PrintStarting at 7 p.m. EST from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, the deep undercard of the Pacquiao vs Marquez III show will stream live via Yahoo! Sports. You can watch the stream here, in the video below. We'll also have a post set up shortly for the pay-per-view undercard, and another for the main event. We do the separate threads so that those following on mobile or the SB Nation iPhone app can easier keep pace with the comments.
Here's the lineup for the streaming portion of the undercard:
Junior Welterweights, 6 Rounds
Jose Benavidez Jr (13-0, 12 KO) vs Samuel Santana (4-4-2, 0 KO)
Benavidez, 19, has been hyped by our site and many others as a true blue-chipper. This is just a stay-busy showcase for him, as he should win with ease. But he's worth watching -- catch him now and get on board early, if you haven't already done just that.
Welterweights, 8 Rounds
Dennis Laurente (40-4-5, 21 KO) vs Ayi Bruce (20-4, 12 KO)
A couple of battlers in this one. Laurente, 34, is a Filipino veteran who turned pro in 1994, although he didn't get his career really started until 1998. Ghana's Bruce, 25, is a decent club fighter who lost his last to Gabriel Rosado in July (TKO-5).
Super Flyweights, 8 Rounds
Fernando Lumacad (24-3-3, 11 KO) vs Joseph Rios (10-5-2, 4 KO)
A should win for 25-year-old Filipino Lumacad, who has struggled in steps up. This doesn't figure to be a step up.
Featherweights, 4 Rounds
Victor Pasillas (Pro Debut) vs Jose Garcia (0-3, 0 KO)
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Hopefully we get to see Benavidez step up a bit soon
Don’t want to rush him too much, but even a David Torres, Cosme Rivera or Carlos Urias type would be a nice little step up.
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Why they have to be so negative?
How about “Vivacious”?
Vindictive? Vituperative?
"In war, as in prostitution, the amateur is often better than the professional". Napoleon.
by FrankinDallas on Nov 12, 2011 7:12 PM EST up reply actions
How about Velocirraptor?
Aren’t nicknames supposed to instill fear in your opponent? Or some BS of that sort?
Which one is Pasillas? I just got here
There is no safety in numbers, or in anything else--James Thurber, 1939
Pasillas has what I think of as a "fighter pilot mentality, " strong skills and punch, no defense, devil-may-care attitude until something bad happens.
Actually, I’m wrong as usual. Pasillas has really good movement, and not bad defense, at least tonight. His straight left looks very good, too.
Tell me if I’m talking too much.
His movement was great. Head and feet. He also looked really relaxed. I think he has a ton of potential.
Very good showing for his first pro fight, and no complaints for me regarding the talking too much. More fun that way IMO.
I only said that because it was earlier politely, delicately, and tactfully implied that I might have been hijacking the Fury thread. I don’t want to wear out my welcome here.
Reggie Miller is does a terrible job commentating on his “expertise” sport, basketball, I don’t want to hear anything he has to say about boxing.
It didn't hurt though
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by Brickhaus on Nov 12, 2011 7:31 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Is it me or is it a bit tacky to have a segment about how great you are in a show you are putting together?
Yeah a bit. That said, Top Rank’s matchmaking really is a differentiator among the promoters to me. They do develop fighters. They also build fanbases better, I think.
This is messed up
Think id rather watch mma for a while.
He’s been throwing that right as much as he can, and it looks like it could really have an effect is he could just connect. He’s using his jab pretty well too.
I’m impressed with both of these guys, Benavidez for his overall skill, but Santana for his making good use of what he has. He never fell apart, even after being down four times, and I think kept his head really well.
Laurente’s corener men were wearing Pacquiao’s clothing, are they in any way associated with Pacquiao? or are they just showing support for a fellow countryman?
Bruce seems too inactive for my liking. Reminds me a bit of how Clottey fights, covering up a lot and only opening up when there is wide open shot available.
Pacquaio Is Exposed-Again
Somebody please call 911, I just witnessed a robbery and I got it all on tape. Pacquaio won 4 rounds at the most in this fight, Marquez kicked Pacquaio ass. Pacquaio better stay away from Mayweather because Mayweather will beat the **** out of Pacquaio. Pacquai getting the decision is another black eye to boxing.
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