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The "real" Brian Viloria will enter the ring to regain the World Boxing Council (WBC) lightflyweight title from Omar Niño Romero of Mexico in their 12-round rematch billed as the chief aperitif to the Manny Pacquiao-Erik Morales main event at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on Nov. 18.


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Sa extra issue ng The Ring magazine, tinanghal si Pacquiao bilang Bible of Boxing, isang karangalan na kasama niya sina Oscar De La Hoya at Arturo Gatti.


Bagamat hindi napanood sa American movie house ang pelikula ni Pacquiao na "Lisensyadong Kamao (A License to Punch), naiintindihan ng mga Amerikanong fans kung bakit isang big star si Pacquiao sa Pilipinas. 


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