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[Title] => If Manny has Jinkee, Ricky has Jenny
[Summary] => IBO lightwelterweight champion Ricky Hatton, who stakes his crown against Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2, is keeping in step with Pacman in their battle of one-upmanship outside the ring.
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[Title] => KO artist lined up for Pacquiao?
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LAS VEGAS — World Boxing Association (WBA) superfeatherweight champion Edwin (Dinamita) Valero of Venezuela looms as one of Manny Pacquiao’s next opponents and the prospect of an explosive fight with a major title on the line has experts along cauliflower row drooling in anticipation.
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[Title] => Manny sticks to Freddie
[Summary] => Two-time world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao told trusted aide Buboy Fernandez yesterday he is not turning his back on trainer Freddie Roach despite brickbats hurled by estranged New Jersey promoter Murad Muhammad’s camp to discredit the Wild Card gym proprietor.
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[Title] => Barrera waiting in wings
[Summary] => Probably the most interested spectator in this weekend’s Manny Pacquiao-Erik Morales fight is Marco Antonio Barrera because he’s likely to face the winner in what could be the biggest non-heavyweight boxing event of the decade.
Barrera was stopped by Pacquiao in November 2003 and has beaten Morales twice in three meetings. He’s the only fighter ever to floor Morales although it was considered a fluke knockdown.
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[Title] => Reverse psychology works for Marquez
[Summary] => Now it can be told.
The camp of Juan Manuel Marquez tried to persuade the Nevada State Athletic Commission to retract the appointment of Joe Cortez as referee in the fight against Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas last May 8.
Boxing News editor Claude Abrams revealed that "the Marquez camp was not too happy with the selection of Cortez and made attempts to have the third man–a Puerto Rican–switched because they believed, without foundation, he was biased against Mexican boxers."
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[Title] => The best of the best
[Summary] => Nobody shook the foundations of Philippine sports last year more than uncrowned world featherweight boxing champion Manny Pacquiao. He stirred the country to a frenzy and made us all proud to be Filipino.
Pacquiao displayed the grit of a determined warrior, defying the odds, fighting on hostile soil and battling a ring legend who’s destined to be a Hall of Famer. He wasn’t fazed by the intimidating thought of a world-wide audience anticipating his demolition in Marco Antonio Barrera’s hands. He showed no fear and the guts of a big-hearted gladiator.
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[Title] => Marquez a dangerous foe vs Pacquiao
[Summary] => There’s a reason why International Boxing Federation (IBF) and World Boxing Association (WBA) featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico is nicknamed "Dinamita."
It’s because he’s such an explosive puncher. He detonates at the sound of the bell. In a pro career that started in 1993, Marquez has posted 33 knockouts in compiling a record of 42-2.
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[Title] => Two weeks enough for Pacquiao
[Summary] => Freddie Roach is aware he may be spreading himself too thin. He’s easily the most in-demand professional boxing trainer these days. But not to worry.
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[Title] => Pacquiao fight in limbo
[Summary] => The problem of finding a suitable opponent for Naseem Hamed has put in doubt the unification title fight between International Boxing Federation (IBF) superbantamweight champion Manny Pacquiao and World Boxing Organization (WBO) ruler Agapito Sanchez in London on Nov. 10.
The giant cable network Home Box Office (HBO) is bankrolling the London card which is contingent on Hamed fighting in the main event. Pacquiao and Sanchez are booked to face off in the chief aperitif.
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LAS VEGAS — World Boxing Association (WBA) superfeatherweight champion Edwin (Dinamita) Valero of Venezuela looms as one of Manny Pacquiao’s next opponents and the prospect of an explosive fight with a major title on the line has experts along cauliflower row drooling in anticipation.
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[Summary] => Two-time world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao told trusted aide Buboy Fernandez yesterday he is not turning his back on trainer Freddie Roach despite brickbats hurled by estranged New Jersey promoter Murad Muhammad’s camp to discredit the Wild Card gym proprietor.
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Barrera was stopped by Pacquiao in November 2003 and has beaten Morales twice in three meetings. He’s the only fighter ever to floor Morales although it was considered a fluke knockdown.
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The camp of Juan Manuel Marquez tried to persuade the Nevada State Athletic Commission to retract the appointment of Joe Cortez as referee in the fight against Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas last May 8.
Boxing News editor Claude Abrams revealed that "the Marquez camp was not too happy with the selection of Cortez and made attempts to have the third man–a Puerto Rican–switched because they believed, without foundation, he was biased against Mexican boxers."
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Pacquiao displayed the grit of a determined warrior, defying the odds, fighting on hostile soil and battling a ring legend who’s destined to be a Hall of Famer. He wasn’t fazed by the intimidating thought of a world-wide audience anticipating his demolition in Marco Antonio Barrera’s hands. He showed no fear and the guts of a big-hearted gladiator.
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It’s because he’s such an explosive puncher. He detonates at the sound of the bell. In a pro career that started in 1993, Marquez has posted 33 knockouts in compiling a record of 42-2.
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The giant cable network Home Box Office (HBO) is bankrolling the London card which is contingent on Hamed fighting in the main event. Pacquiao and Sanchez are booked to face off in the chief aperitif.
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