Pacquiao vs. Clottey Results: Live Updates of Undercard and Main Event

FanHouse will have live results of Manny Pacquiao (50-3-2, 38 KOs) vs. Joshua Clottey (39-3-1, 30 knockouts) fight card in Dallas on Saturday night.

When the main event begins, around 11:30PM ET, check out our Pacquiao vs. Clottey live blog for live round-by-round updates. Prior to the main event, we'll have live updates and results on all the undercard fights below. MDS will also have live round-by-round scoring on Twitter.

Televised Main Event:

Manny Pacquiao defeats Joshua Clottey via unanimous decision

Televised Undercard:

Humberto Soto vs. David Diaz:





Referee: Laurence Cole, Texas

Judges: Gale Van Hoy, Texas; David Southerland, Oklahoma; Hubert Minn, Hawaii.

Round 1: Sotto lands a right, but takes a left. Soto is apparently much quicker. Soto is boxing on the outside, Diaz, trying to jab his way in. A head-butt and Soto gets the worst of it. No blood, however. Soto misses twice. Soto drops Diaz with a count-left along the ropes. He's up and gets an eight-count. Soto continues his boxing. Soto's round, 10-8.

Round 2: Soto is back to boxing. Diaz firing a jab that is way short. Soto lands a left uppercut and a right lead. Diaz can't touch him. Soto drills home two lefts and a right. The southpaw Diaz can't get to him as he dances away. Soto triples up on his right hand and fires a left. All land to the head. Soto drills a right and a left home. Diaz is more or less trying but posing. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 3: Soto is in a rhtym. Standing in front of Diaz, he throws three lead right hands and then a left is dug to the head. Soto follows a jab with a right hand to the chin and dances away. Diaz lands two jabs but takes a four-pounch combination. Two right hands from Soto land. A lead left from Soto. A long right and a left land for Soto. Soto's jab lands. Diaz's right eye has swelling beneath it. Soto is in and out. Soto lands a chasing, three-punch combination before the bell. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 4: Soto is back to the business of boxing, starting with a led right from a distance. Diaz's face is lumping up. Soto digs a left uppercut to the jaw. Soto lands a left. A left-right combination from Soto. Diaz leaps in twice but misses both attempts. Soto lands two, lead right hands before the bell that back up Diaz. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 5: Soto is backing up Diaz to start behind his jab and feignts with his right. Diaz clinches and clubs with two right hands along the ropes. Soto nails him with a right hand and has him shaken in a corner. Diaz escapes after absorbing about four punches. Diaz lands a sneaky left. Soto digs a couple of lefts home and then a right. Soto wins an exchange along the ropes as the bell sounds, but Diaz was coming on. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 6: Soto wins the first half of the round strictly with movement and his jab. He lands a left-right along the ropes and dances away. The rest of the round is similar. Diaz is following, Soto is landing. As the round ends, Soto lands a seven-punch combination that draws a reaction from the crowd. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 7: Diaz lands three shots with his right hand during a clinch along the ropes. Soto drills home a double-right hook in the center of the ring. Soto counters with two right hands. Soto lands a right and a left cleanly. Diaz clinches. Soto lands two left hands. Two right hands from Soto. A right left lands by Soto. Diaz lands a lead left. A hard right hand finds the mark for Diaz. Diaz lands a left to the body. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 8: Soto's boxing lesson continues. More jabbing, Diaz following, setting up the followups. Soto fires a hard right hand. Soto's lead left lands. Diaz drives a left to the body, but takes a three-punch combination off the spin. Soto digs a left uppercut. Soto jabs twice and lands both. Diaz lands a right. Soto's round, 10-9.


Round 9: Diaz chases Soto to the ropes and gets off three punches. Diaz warned for elbowing. Soto is uneffected and goes back to work. A six-punch combination from Soto. A four-punch combination from Soto. Soto out-lands Diaz along the ropes by about eight to two in punches. Diaz lands to the body twice and once with a right to the head. Diaz goes to the body again. Diaz has more success along the ropes this time. Diaz's round, 10-9.

Round 10: Soto goes down, but it's ruled a slip. Soto continues punching even as his upper body is outside of the top rope. Soto lands acouple of overhand rights that hurt. Diaz's face is bumpy. Diaz takes six staight right hands before the bell. Diaz closes strongly. Diaz's round, 10-9.

Round 11: Diaz is pressuring more. But Soto is on his toes and jabbing again. Soto counters with a right hand. Soto lands a jab. Soto lands another jab and another. And another. Diaz clinches. Diaz digs to the body but takes a counter right. Diaz wins an exchange along the ropes. Soto fires a lead right. They trade blows at the bell. Soto's round, 10-9.

Round 12: Soto lands two lead rights. Diaz, a right. Soto two more rights. Soto slips. Soto lands a left uppercut. Diaz drills home two rights and Soto clinches. Diaz lands a right left, but takes a four-punch combination. Soto lands another four-punch series. Diaz's throws a right that misses and falls. Diaz lands two short lefts. Diaz is dropped by a series of punches and falls forward. Soto's round, 10-8.

Gale Van Hoy had it 115-11, David Southerland had it 117-109, and, Hubert Minn, 117-109, all for Soto by unanimous decision.

FanHouse has it 117-108, for Soto.

Jose Luis Castillo vs. Alfonzo Gomez:

Referee: Kenny Bayless, Las Vegas

Judges: Max Deluca, California; Oren Shellenberger, Texas; Jesse Reyes, Texas

Round 1: Gomez starts by circling. Castillo, stalking. Castillo jabs twice and digs a left uppercut to the chin. Gomez digs a hard left to the body but misses to the head. Gomes fires a three-punch combination along the ropes. Another long right to the body by Gomez. Castillo backs up. Gomez is getting off. Gomez doubles a jab to the head, digs a right to the body, and ends with a four-punch combination. Gomez's round, 10-9.

Round 2: Gomez, the natural welterweight, seems stronger. He pushes Castillo who falls sideways to the side but doesn't hit the canvas. Gomez drills a right left combination to the head. The former world champion is slower and smaller than Gomez. Gomez fires away, lefts and rights. Castillo misses with a left uppercut. Gomez drills a right to the body. Gomez fires a right to the head. Castillo can't keep the younger fighter off of him. Gomez continues to hammer away. Gomez's round, 10-9.

Round 3: Gomez picks up where he left off. Gomez is warned for leading with the head. Gomez is beating Castillo to the punch, outworking him. His jab is finding the mark and setting up his followup blows. Gomez digs a left to the side. Gomez circles. He's on his toes. He's comfortable. Gomez jabs to the body and head. Castillo misses. Gomez drills home a right hand behind a pawing left jab. Gomez drives home a left hook to the head. Gomez closes with a six-punch combination that starts with a lead left. Gomez's round, 10-9.

Round 4: Castillo is slow to get off of his stool for the fourth. He takes more of what he's been getting. Gomez is coming forward behind his jab and blasting home lefts and rights. Gomez digs twice to the body with a left, once with a right, and then drives a left to the head. Gomez's left hook lands often, as does his right hand to the body and head. Gomez continues to go forward and unleash punishment. Gomes fires a left and two overhand rights. Gomez's round, 10-9.

Round 5: Gomez is firing with even more authority, his guard high. Castillo is willing, but ineffective. Gomez circles off of his punches and remains out of harms way. Gomez is on his toes, and delivers a hard, left hook to the head. Castillo lands a nice jab but Gomez dances away so he can't follow up. Gomez forces Castillo to the ropes and bombs away. Casillo's face is reddened from punishment. He walks to his corner looking beaten. Gomez's round, 10-9.

FIGHT'S OVER, CASTILLO APPARENTLY WILL NOT CONTINUE!!!!!

Officially, Castillo's corner advised referee Kenny Bayless that Jose Luis Castillo could not continue.

"I felt like I was getting hit too much. My body wasn't doing what I wanted it to do. Maybe this is my final fight," said Castillo.

Referee Kenny Bayless: "I went to his corner just to caution him on the low blows. But by the time I got to the corner, his trainer turned around and looked at me and said, 'The fight's over.' It kind of caught me off guard, because that's not why I went over there. So I said, 'Are you sure?' And he said, 'The fight is over.' So at that point, I just waved it off."


John Duddy vs. Michael Medina:




Referee: Robert Chapa, Texas

Judges: Mike Mitchell, Texas; Arturo Velasquez, Texas; Charles Phillips, Texas.

John Duddy entered the ring first, wearing all green, with a member of his entourage waving the Irish Flag.

Michael Medina entered the ring wearing black trunks trimmed in red with frills on the bottom


Round 1: Before the round begins, Duddy is on his toes in his corner awaiting the bell. He pursues Medina, who jabs twice and continues circling. Duddy is poised to punch, but misses with a left right and takes a right to the chest. Medina maintains his distance. Duddy lands to the head and body. Another body blow by Duddy, but Medina is busier. Duddy uncorks three jabs, and lands a left. Medina closes with a three-jab series and wins an exchange at the bell. Medina's round, 10-9

Round 2: Medina gets off three hard shots early. He's beating Duddy to the punch. Duddy has a pawing jab. Medina digs to the body. Duddy fires two left hooks that land to the head and body. Duddy fires a left to the body. Duddy lands two jabs. Duddy takes a jab, and then lands a triple left hook. Duddy eludes a four-punch combination and fires back with one of his own. Duddy drills home a left uppercut that shakes Medina. Both fighters fire at the bell, but Duddy's punch has more effect and potency. Duddy's round, 10-9.

Round 3: Duddy presses on, the left hook landing three times early. Duddy takes a six-punch combination that drives his head backward. Duddy takes a left but answers to Medina's body with his own left. A hard jab bounces back Medina's head. Three lefts to the body get Medina's attention. Duddy's jab is more effective. Duddy drives home two rights to the jaw. Duddy takes a nice right-left before the bell. Duddy's round, 10-9.

Round 4: Duddy takes a left and a right to the head and body. Four-straht left hands to the body from Medina, but he is warned for hitting low. Duddy comes over the top with a left hook. A right-left combination lands to Medina's head. Two jabs by Duddy to the head. Duddy thuds two lefts to the chest. Duddy fires a right to the jaw. Duddy's round, 10-9


Round 5: Duddy comes out with a three-punch combination. Medina lands a long right, and then a short left. Duddy lands an overhand right but eats three jabs. Duddy takes another jab and a left to the body. Medina is coming forward but takes a right. Medina delivers a right to the head and a left to the stomach. The fighters trade to the body. They also trade blows to the head. Medina's round, 10-9

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Round 10: Michael David Smith here. My colleague Lem Satterfield is having technical difficulties so I'll take you through the 10th round. Duddy is in control of this fight right now, both on my card and on Harold Lederman's. Duddy is now really pouring it on, he's more active and seems fresher with half a round to go. With less than a minute to go now Medina is going to Duddy's body and doing some damage, and he may even be stealing the round. Medina getting more active but is it too little too late? On my card I might actually give it to Medina, 10-9, thanks to the late flurry. I'll tell you what the judges say.
Duddy wins by split decision. Scores are 96-93, 93-96, 96-93.

Judges Mike Mitchell and Charles Phillips had it for Duddy, 96-93, and Arturo Velasquez had it for Medina, 96-93.