Pacquiao vs Marquez Live Stream: When and Where to Catch Tonights Action

On Saturday night, Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez will battle for the third time in what will be a fantastic fight. 

Both boxers need a win, but Marquez will be looking for his first win over Pacquiao, intensifying this matchup. 

The first time these two fought in 2004, it ended in a draw. The second time was in 2008, and Pacquiao won by a split decision. 

With that said, here's where you and catch the big fight. 

Before that, check out this great promo video sure to get you pumped for the fight. 

Where: MGM Grand Garden Arena. Las Vegas, Nevada

When: Saturday, November 12 at 9 p.m. EST

Watch: HBO Pay-Per-View. DirecTV Channel 123 (SD) and 124 (HD).

Cost: $54.95 in SD. $64.95 in HD

Live Streaming 

The best way to catch the fight is the pay per view stream through HBO. 

This is the last segment of a huge rivalry in boxing, and you don't want to miss it. Pacquiao is the heavy favorite. Because of their past, however, don't rule out Marquez just yet. 

If you don't want to order the fight, I highly encourage you to get out and head to any sports bar or restaurant. If a bar doesn't have this fight, then it's not a true bar. In fact, that would be a bar you should probably never go to again. 

What to Expect

Pacquiao is expected to win, but it's no guarantee. Both show incredibly determination to win, and since Marquez has long been claiming he's beaten Pacquiao twice—which isn't true—Pac-Man is extremely focused to take him down. 

The first two times these boxers fought it went the distance, but that may not happen this time around. 

Final Prediction 

I have Pacquiao winning by way of a knockout in Round 8. He's get more speed and power, he's younger and very prepared, plus, Pac-Man has the size advantage, as Marquez is fighting at weight class he doesn't normally do. 

This highly anticipated fight isn't the main one boxers want, but it could very well lead to it. The boxing world wants to see Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr., and if it's ever going to happen, Pacquiao has to beat Marquez tonight.