Last Sunday afternoon (Philippine time), another ineluctable boxing history was made after Manny Pacquiao achieved another victory against Miguel Cotto. Before the fight, Pacman’s World Title record evens with Oscar de la Hoya’s record with six both of them. After winning over Miguel Cotto, the Pound-for-Pound King now held his 7th World Title record, a not-so-ordinary feat for most of the boxers even with Manny Pacquiao. He’s not only grasping his gathered achievements along with the most held World Title record in boxing history but also grabbed the first ever WBC Diamond Belt.

According to Boxingscene.com, the Diamond Belt was created as an honorary championship exclusively for fights between elite boxers. Before the Pacquiao-Cotto fight, Manny Pacquiao made a total of three WBC World Title in different weight divisions against Chatchai Sasakul, Juan Manuel Marquez and David Diaz respectively while Miguel Cotto is a former WBC International champion. The belt was handcrafted in Mexico with 18 karat gold and fusion and has 861 diamonds, 221 emeralds, 6 rubies and 180 Swarovsky glass stones all of them mounted on an Italian Ferrari leather. The belt also displays the picture and the flag of 2 boxing heroes, Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto.

Manny Pacquiao’s other 3 World Title records before Pacquiao-Cotto’s Firepower were fought against Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, Marco Antonio Barrera and Ricky Hatton.