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BY THE time David Diaz hit the mat, he had taken 325 more punches than he had managed to throw.
And as Diaz fell, Manny Pacquiao became the first Asian boxer to win major titles in four weights, stopping the slower boxer in the ninth round of their WBC lightweight bout yesterday.
After starting his career 13 years ago as a flyweight, Pacquiao (47-3-2, 35 KOs) has evolved into a dominant fighter in five divisions. His lightweight debut was every bit as action-packed as his long history of brawls at lower weights—and like most of his opponents, Diaz (34-2-1) couldn’t match Pac-Man’s ferocious pace.
“I feel much, much stronger and more powerful at 135,” said Pacquiao. “This is where I plan to stay. I did real well. I was really surprised it wasn’t stopped sooner.”
The victory added to the evidence in Pacquiao’s favor in the unresolvable argument over who is the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. What is beyond dispute is he deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Joe Calzaghe, Bernard Hopkins and Kelly Pavlik.
Three months ago, Juan Manuel Marquez stretched Pacquiao to the limit before losing a split decision for the WBC super featherweight title in perhaps the year’s best bout so far...