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Watch Boxing Donaire vs Arce Live.Mexican boxing icon Jorge “El Travieso” Arce is set to square off against defending WBO super bantamweight champion Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire on December 15 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.The former WBO, WBC and WBA light flyweight champion predicts the much-anticipated contest will be the “Fight of the Year” as reported by Philippine news portal ABS-CBN.  Donaire and Arce maintain a good friendship outside of the ring but are fierce competitors inside of it. Arce was quoted by the report as saying “Nonito and I are good friends, but unfortunately, this is a business. Expect the ‘Fight of the Year’ on December 15, and I’m going to win this fight.”His opponent also predicted the contest to be action-packedIn one side Nonito Donarie and in another side Jorge Arce. Hello & welcome to Toyota Center , Houston to watch Boxing Live Stream 15th Dec 2012.Welcome to watch Donaire vs Arce live streaming match of Boxing. Donaire vs Arce are ready to show their best on the field when they take on each other in the boxing game tonight. You can easily watch the live action of  Donaire vs Arce match on your pc/laptop or even on mobile device. From here you can enjoy the BOXING live streaming excitement. You just need to follow the HD link and promptly join the offer. When joined, you will not only be able to enjoy the match, but also be able to watch the highlights when and where you want for years. We will bring you live boxing match, live boxing scores, live updates throughout the match of all the major plays and tries. Do not miss to access this provided HD link, once the sport is generally over and you’ll get live scores and highlights. This match is streaming here. Simply catch the sport from your desktop or laptop computer at home or anywhere. To watch this challenging match on your computer you will have to tune on Showtime. The channel available here with extra 3500 High Quality TV(***No pay per view required***) just sign up & enjoy!

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Nonito Donarie vs Jorge Arce
HBO (pay-per-view)
Date:  15th  December 2012
Time: 9:30 pm ET/ PT
Where: Toyota Center , Houston

HBO WCB:Dec 15,2012 at 9:30 PM ET/PTIf Nonito Donaire can beat Jorge Arce in impressive fashion on Dec. 15, “The Filipino Flash” could thrust himself into the frontrunner’s role for Fighter of the Year honors. But Arce, the Mexican warrior who has been known to ride to the ring on a horse, has said several times that this will be his last year in boxing, and dollars to pesos says there’s no way Arce wants to ride off into the sunset slumped over a saddle.In an era when the top boxers in the sport fight just one or two times a year, Donaire will be making his fourth title defense of 2012. That alone should put him in the mix for the year’s top fighter. Of those in front of Donaire on the mythical pound-for-pound ladder, Floyd Mayweather has fought only once, Manny Pacquiao twice, Andre Ward once, and Sergio Martinez twice. “If he beats Arce, he will have successfully defended his title four times,” says Donaire’s manager, Cameron Dunkin, who has overseen the destinies of more than 20 world champions. “That should mean something.”Arce, however, represents a dangerous roadblock. In the twilight of his career, the beloved Mexican brawler has experienced a rejuvenation of sorts, having beaten nine straight opponents, including previously unbeaten champion Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. last year. “Arce is a tough bastard, and he’s going to fight his ass off against Nonito,” Dunkin says.While acknowledging that Donaire is a good fighter, Arce (61-6-2, 46 KOs) has fanned the flames by saying that the Filipino has never faced a fighter “with balls,” a statement which didn’t sit well with Dunkin. “I think Arce has a lot of balls to say the other fighters Nonito has faced didn’t have balls,” Dunkin says. “Arce said he is going to fight to the death, and give everything he’s got. But when the body doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter how much balls you have.”Donaire (30-1, 19 KOs) possesses the kind of one-punch knockout power that can make opponents’ bodies stop working, as the Filipino demonstrated first against slugger Vic Darchinyan five years ago, and last year against Fernando Montiel. Donaire was a virtual unknown when he stepped into the ring with Darchinyan, who was then 28-0, a world champion, and had knocked out 23 of his last 24 opponents. A super-aggressive fighter, Darchinyan walked right into a short counter left hook in the fifth round from Donaire and went down like he’d been hit with a sledgehammer. So powerful was that hook, that when Darchinyan got up, he staggered around the ring like a drunkard until the referee stopped the fight.The same thing happened to world champion Montiel, another fighter who, like Arce, vowed to come forward and pressure Donaire. With just under a minute to go in the second round, Donaire tagged Montiel with a blistering counter left hook that dropped the Mexican, who landed with his back on the mat, legs flailing in spasms. Montiel bravely got up on wobbly legs, but after the ref watched Donaire hit him easily with two straight punches, he waved the fight off.”Montiel and Darchinyan both had power and were aggressive until they got hit by Nonito,” says Dunkin, who has managed Donaire the past eight years. “Something happens to fighters when they get hit by Nonito. It changes them.”Now along comes Arce, who like Montiel and Darchinyan, is an aggressive fighter and will bring the pressure to Donaire. Arce doesn’t have the one-punch knockout power of either of those other two victims of Donaire, but his non-stop, all-action style and ferocious body work can take the life out of his opponents just the same. “Arce says he can take Nonito’s punches,” Dunkin says. “He says I have been in with everybody and took their punches. I’ll tell you this, if Arce does take Nonito’s punches, it’s going to be a long, hard fight.”

So the overriding question then is if Arce gets tagged by a Donaire’s thunder, will he be able to weather the storm? Unlike Montiel and Darchinyan, who had never been knocked out before, Arce’s record shows he has lost three times by KO. But that is a deceptive figure.Arce was first knocked out when he was a raw teenaged boxer in 1996 in just his fifth professional fight. The boxer who knocked him out in the first round, Omar Nino Romero, would go on to become a world champion. Three years later, Arce was knocked out in the 11th round by future Hall of Famer and defending world champion Michael Carbajal. At the time of the stoppage, Arce was comfortably winning on all three judges’ score cards. The last time anyone stopped Arce was in 2009, when after surviving 10 rounds of brutal bombs thrown by the heavy-handed Darchinyan, the referee stopped the fight in the 11th because of multiple cuts suffered by the Mexican.The biggest unknown for Arce is a trainer change he made for this fight. After 69 career bouts, Arce decided to work with the great Mexican trainer, Nacho Beristain, who has guided the illustrious career of Juan Manuel Marquez, among many other world champions. “I think that will be a huge advantage for Arce,” Dunkin says. “Nacho is a brilliant trainer, and the main thing about him is he is a great strategist. It’s not about changing Arce at this late point in his career. It’s the game plan Nacho will devise for him. We could be facing the best Arce we have ever seen.”That being said, no matter what game plan Arce shows up with, Donaire, who is brilliant at figuring out his opponent while in the ring, should be able to adjust. As Donaire told HBO’s Max Kellerman on air after knocking out Montiel, “I wanted to see what Montiel did, how he threw his punches, and where I could exploit them. Time slows down for me in the ring. I knew exactly what he was going to throw and timed it perfectly.”Timing is everything in a larger sense for this fight, because a late-year victory over Arce could make him the Fighter of the Year.

Nonito Donaire Bio

Weight Class: Bantamweight
Record: 30-1 | 19 KOs
Hometown: Bohol, Philippines
Birthdate: November 16, 1982
Height: 5’6”
Nickname: The Filipino Flash

The WBC and former WBO bantamweight world champion, he is one of boxing’s rising young stars – with his exceptional combination of size, skill, speed, and power, he is already considered by many observers to be one of the top fighters at any weight in the ring today, one of the best “Pound for Pound.”He is also a former WBA interim super flyweight world champion – he won the title in August, 2009 – and a former IBF flyweight world champion, as well. Nonito won the IBF title in July, 2007, and made three successful title defenses. He vacated both titles to move up in weight.

Nonito is coming off a 12 round decision win against WBO junior bantamweight world champion Omar Narvaez in his last fight on October 22.In his previous fight on February 19, Nonito scored a spectacular and devastating one-punch knockout win against WBC-WBO bantamweight world champion Fernando Montiel.Nonito won the IBF flyweight world title in July, 2007, with a spectacular and devastating one-punch knockout against previously undefeated defending champion Vic Darchinyan. The knockout was so devastating that during his post-fight interview, Darchinyan didn’t seem to realize he had just been knocked out.Nonito won the IBF flyweight world title in July, 2007, with a spectacular and devastating one-punch knockout against previously undefeated defending champion Vic Darchinyan. The knockout was so devastating that during his post-fight interview, Darchinyan didn’t seem to realize he had just been knocked out.Regarding his nickname, Nonito said, “I got my name because I was pretty fast. Like in the gym, I was a lot faster than my brother or other fighters. They started calling me that around my fourth, fifth
fight.”