Pacquiao will work on his Timing

The reigning World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight king spent 4 rounds of sparring against training partners, Shawn Porter and David Rodela 2 rounds each. His trainer, Freddie Roach, said Pacquiao’s timing is not yet perfect which is just natural for a boxer coming off a break. The training session included a 6-round mitt work and several rounds with the heavy bag, double end bag, speed ball and conditioning work. Pacquiao’s conditioning coach said Tuesday’s session was a testament of the Filipino’s willingness to undergo hard training. The Pacquiao vs Mosley fight which will happen on May 7, 2011 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. According to coach Freddie Roach, Pacquiao they reach the perfect condition of the body before they fly to Los Angeles, California Saturday. Three round of sparring do Pacquiao against Shawn Porter and turn round two this afternoon with David Rodela. Pacquiao said he needs to recover from his down time from boxing, hence, the hard work. The last time Pacquiao fought was when he clobbered Mexico’s Antonio Margarito on Nov. 14 to win his 8th world title, the World Boxing Council (WBC) junior middleweight title. Pacquiao admitted that he still has to fine tune his timing. He, however, assured his fans that there is still time for him to make adjustments. At least tomorrow night from Baguio City and the entire Team Pacquiao on Saturday night they will leave it to LA for the Wild Card Gym to continue the training camp of the National Fist. So don't miss to watch Pacquiao vs Mosley live on Showtime PPV on May 7, 2011. The Pacquiao vs Mosley live streaming is available via Showtime pay-per-view for only $54.95.