the ring tonight maybe maybe not because many Pacquiao is the biggest punching 122 pound fighter to have coming along in a while. Day of the day Pacquiao with a 10 year age advantage over for a LA sir Julio Pacquiao an inch and a half taller Julio with long arms and a one inch reach advantage. Julio weighed in right on the 122 pound limit Pacquiao unusually a pound and a half under and tonight Pacquiao unofficially weighs 129 Julio 130 rules for the bout with Bobby test. This fight is going to be covered by the unified rules of the Association of Boxing Commission. The scoring will be a 10 point must system. There will be no standing eight count and no three knockdown rule. Fighter cannot be saved by the bell in any round only the referee can stop the fight in case of an accidental foul we go the score cards after round number four. Well I'll tell you what he's not a bad fighter he's very experienced I saw him fight and did his fight against Taffy he keep it close to weakened by making the weight limit now here comes Pacquiao in his last fight he was the victim of a brutal scene to fouls every angle aggressive sharp strong that was very impressed unusual fighter big punching south ball you don't see them all one it stands at 44 victories including 32 knockouts with three defeats from month to bello california here is the challenger the former two-time world champion Erfani in one half pounds his professional record also outstanding 33 victories including 24 knockouts with only two defeats and one bout even from general santo city philippines Bruce okay gentlemen 12 rounds for the championship we went through the rules in the locker room I want a good clean fight protect yourself at all times punches here okay punches right here at the top are okay any questions touch gloves good luck ready Bruce are you ready Pacquiao trained to buy the veteran Freddie Roach former protégé of the great Eddie Futch regarded by some as one of the very greatest of all modern trainers alias or Julio a part of the stable of Ricardo Maldonado sent many top fighters into the ring box Maldonado was also the manager of agapita Sanchez who fouled Pacquiao so ruthlessly in San Francisco and Freddie Roach said to us yesterday I wouldn't be surprised if Julio tries to do the same dog on thing you'll pass association maybe or just trying to get Pacquiao ready to be more protected this time perhaps Freddie says he would like for Pacquiao to learn to foul a guy back when he fows him but Pacquiao's two sportsmen like to do so he says well I can't imagine anyone fouling me when I were fighting that many times mean I like it one back so this must be a real good kid big left hand by Pacquiao Julio stops him in his tracks there with a left hand counter both fighters using their jabs early and I think Pacquiao has already got some of Julio's respect for his power I think so you can see that Julio has got concern look on his face you see a little bit straining his eyes when he gets hit with some of those punches Pacquiao can punch when you come up to 122 from 118 and you get the manny Pacquiao in your third fight in the division you may be biting off something more than you can chew but Julio has a lot of knowledge and a lot of crack oh big left hand by Pacquiao you got counter by a nice left hand counter by Julio sometimes the first couple of punches might rock you but then you taste the power and sort of get used to it right buddy well you know there are times you can sort of adjust to it but if you get caught one of those and you're not looking I'll tell you what you'll lace him right out from running to catch him looking boy I've heard so much more Pacquiao with a body shot after missing with the wild right hand you can see what a big hitter Pacquiao wants to be throws every punch with aggressive intention Julio a little bit more of a changeup artist and holding his own now after a rough first minute one of the things there's a beautiful straight left hand by Pacquiao but one of the things it's helping Julio is that jabs all set in the combinations of Pacquiao. Pacquiao singing was an elbow and there's a low blow so already an elbow and a low blow from Julio making contact with Pacquiao and that's exactly what Freddie wrote suggested he thought might be the case. The new punch that hard as Pacquiao is takes a lot of energy to start those punches. Oh that's a huge left hand shot at the right hand shot. Well say it takes a lot of energy to start those punches if you don't hit something it takes the same amount of energy to stop and you can get prematurely fatigue you have to make those punches hit something. Body shot by Pacquiao. Julio seems a little bit flustered by Mani's power and the first round comes to a close. And when we go to Mani Pacquiao's corner where they may speak some tagalog our interpreter is Ernie Calu. Alright we're inside out. Okay Mani now here. I want you to use the jab a little bit more okay. You a little bit wide when you punch it. You're not going to pull it's head down okay. Yes sir. Alright. You're a little bit wide when you punch it okay. I want you to go behind the double jab. You hear me? Alright that you gotta be smart you know make sure be first. Okay hit him on the bottom and the stomach it hurts him. Come on keep punching. You watch a combination Pacquiao wins a throw in the left hand underneath which was very good but then his arm wins of getting wrapped around his head. I'll see it right there and he just pulls him down to the ground. Thus the call of no knockdown when Julio went to the canvas now round two begins. Now there's straight left hand by Pacquiao and you heard Julio's corner saying hit him in the belly and down goals Julio. It was a perfect execution the way he was told in the corner. Double jab and throw the left hand he did it look what we see. The kid listens. Hey come to me. Winneal. Hooks. Ernie Roach told me to go in behind the double jab and follow him with the left hand and get it twice in the round second to drop Julio. It's his son prospect Bobby. To me he's every bit as exciting as Prince Nassimha men. He really is he can punch he can take a punch he's aggressive and he loves to fight. Okay second knockdown of Julio. No three knockdown rule in effect. I think Julio's gonna have trouble finishing his round and really do. Julio trying to fight his way back. A little grabbing and holding might be the thing to do. Pacquiao's just getting ready to swing away again and build fancy scene it up. Devastating second round TKO for Maddie Pacquiao. What a comeback from the misfortune of San Francisco. Very very impressive against a fighter who is not that easy to beat. It's not easy to dummy that I can tell you. I think the most impressive thing was exactly what you pointed out. Ready Roach calmly said double jab and then follow with the left hand. Getting the first ten seconds to hear him good. Followed up with it and dropped him and that was the beginning of the end. For where? Long way. This is for your family. Long way. This is for your family. Thank you Lord. Why could it be us? Pacquiao feeling as though a great weight has been lifted from his shoulders. He was so disappointed by the technical draw in San Francisco. How one of the judges there had scored the fight with Sanchez in front remains and enduring small mystery of our sport. But all of that erased now as he blows away a good veteran fighter in Jose Jorge Elias Oluyo. That's what we call going back to your corner, getting advice and making the adjustments instantly. You made the necessary adjustments. You came out literally blue. Who are you? He's dominant at 122. The money would be at 126 with Pacquiao. Morales and various other good fighters here in the knock downs, Bobby. First knock down to Jabba. That was the second jab with the straight left hand and here comes the second. Again, the accumulation factor becoming a factor. Bang him to the body, staying on top of the body and then up top again with the straight left hand behind the jab. The Vesita referee is going to come in here. It's just team off on Oluyo and Pacquiao definitely definitely wins this fight at press. Pacquiao so quick, so aggressive and hurt Oluyo so much in the first minute of the round that the veteran fighter never even really tried to grab and hold her by time. You know, I don't know if that was just because he was so hurt or he just wasn't thinking or just about the type of guy to do that, but he needed hold on. Let's go to ring announcer Michael Buffer for the official particulars on the Pacquiao TKO. Ladies and gentlemen, referee Bill Clancy has to step in and call a halt to the spout. The official time, one minute, nine seconds of round number two, the winner by TKO victory and still the IBF, Junior Featherweight Champion of the world, Mani, the destroyer Pacquiao.