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Boxerfacts escribió:

Duquesne122780 escribió:Esta muy buena la nota lo unico que no entiendo es de donde estan sacando que Pacquiao peliara por su séptimo título en una séptima división diferente Pacquiao es Campeon de 4 divisiones diferentes y si logra ganarle a Cotto seria la # 5 saludos.

Si son 6 amigo. Lo acabo de confirmar en ESPN. El unico otro boxeador en la historia con 6 tambien es De La Hoya. Leonard tiene 5 y Hearns tambien 5.

Son 6 que ? ..... si te refieres a titulos Mundiales en diferentes pesos Pacquiao a ganado por el momento en cuatro pesos diferentes y estos son 112 libras, 122 libras, 130 libras, 135 libras y si le gana a Cotto seria su # 5 en diferentes pesos, Pacquiao salto las 115 libras y 118 libras sin ganar un titulo mundial y en las 126 libras tampoco gano la pelea fue un empate con Juan Manuel Marquez y en las 140 libras ese titulo que le gano a Hatton no cuenta los titulos que cuentan son WBC, WBO, WBA, IBF porque ni los titulos Interinos cuentan .... saludos.

Mi herma parece que no leiste el mensaje que puse anteriormente. Aqui te lo dejo una vez mas. La mayoria de los expertos los consideran como 6 campeonatos. Me parece que en el caso de Ricky Hatton al cual le gano el titulo de IBO los expertos lo consideran como un titulo legitimo porque Hatton era el Campeon Legitimo en ese peso antes de abandonar sus titulos para subir a pelear con Mayweather. Yo la verdad no soy nadie para devatir con Bert Sugar quien en mi opinion esta entre las personas que mas saben de Boxeo profesional hoy por hoy.

A look for boxing History:

Manny Pacquiao Titles:

Manny Pacquiao goes for a world title in a record 7th division on Saturday night against welterweight champion Miguel Cotto. A look at his 7th division championships:

Date Weight Opponent Outcome

WBC Flyweight Champion, RING Flyweight Champion 1998 - 1999
Dec. 4, 1998 112 Chatchai Sasakul KO8

IBF Super Bantamweight Champion, 2001 - 2004
June 23, 2001 122 Lehlo Ledwaba TKO 6

RING Featherweight Champion, 2003 - 2005
Nov. 15, 2003 126 Marco Antonio Barrera TKO11

WBC, RING Super Featherweight Champion, 2008
March 15, 2008 130 Juan Manuel Marquez W12

WBC Lightweight Champion, 2008-2009
June 28, 2008 135 David Diaz TKO9

Reigning IBO, RING Junior Welterweight Champion
May 2, 2009 140 Ricky Hatton TKO2

WBO welterweight title, WBC Diamond Belt
Nov 14, 2009 147 Miguel Cotto (?)

A Pacquiao victory would give him a world title in a record breaking 7th weight division -- flyweight, junior featherweight, featherweight, junior lightweight, lightweight, junior welterweight and welterweight.

Yes, there was a time when there were only eight weight classes with one champion per division, and now there are 17 divisions with four sanctioning organizations handing out the most recognizable titles. But if it were easy to win titles in 7th divisions, everyone would be doing it. So far, only Manny Pacquiao has 6th title and Oscar De La Hoya, who won belts from junior lightweight to middleweight before Pacquiao sent him into retirement by handing him a beating in a nontitle welterweight bout in December.

If Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs), the betting favorite, dethrones Puerto Rico 's Miguel Cotto (34-1, 27 KOs), he will accomplish something no fighter in boxing history has ever done, which is to claim the 7th Championship belt including lineal championship in a fourth division (Ring Magazine). Lineal, as in the man who beat the man, who beat the man, who beat the man, etc. In other words, he'll be considered the "real" champion in a fourth division, not just a mere titleholder, the way he was when he claimed his junior welterweight belt.

"Pacquiao goes down as one of the greats if he can accomplish a welterweight championship to go along with his other hardware," said boxing historian and occasional ESPN.com contributor Bert Sugar.

About Ring Magazine:

Fighters recognized as champions by The Ring are rated at the top of their division, with the top 10 contenders listed below.

Championship vacancies can be filled by winning a box-off between The Ring's number-one and number-two contenders, or, in certain instances, a box-off between our number-one and number-three contenders.

The only three occasions when a fighter will lose his championship status are when he retires, moves to another weight division, or is defeated in a championship bout.

The Ring Ratings are compiled by the magazine's editorial board, with the participation of The Ring Ratings Panel of boxing journalists from around the world.

Nota: Es verdad que si uno solamente reconoce los cinturones de (IBF,WBA,WBO.WBC) como los unicos legitimos solamente a ganado 4. Pero bueno en ESPN segun sus "Expertos" son 6. Saludos.