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LAS VEGAS - Manny Pacquiao is a solid 3-1 favorite to beat Erik Morales in their epic 12-round showdown at the Thomas and Mack Center here tonight (tomorrow morning, Manila). The climax to the trilogy is billed the "Grand Finale" because the consensus is the rubber match will end conclusively.


Pacquiao’s manager Shelly Finkel predicted the Filipino will knock out Morales after the fourth round. 


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Even if Erik Morales manages to tip the scales at 130 pounds at the weigh-in the day before his fight against Manny Pacquiao, he won’t be as terrible as his moniker suggests when the bell finally rings to signal the start of their 12-round rubber match at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas on Saturday night (Sunday morning, Manila).


Former World Boxing Council secretary-general Rudy Salud said the other day the drop in weight from 142 pounds a month ago will lessen Morales’ power and make it easier for Pacquiao to mow down the Mexican.


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                    [Title] => Salud says rematch is inevitable
                    [Summary] => Former World Boxing Council (WBC) secretary-general Rudy Salud said yesterday a rematch between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez is inevitable because their first fight was inconclusive.


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                    [Title] => Peñalosa says yes to rematch
                    [Summary] => Former World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight champion Gerry Peñalosa yesterday said a rematch is in order to determine the superior fighter-Manny Pacquiao or Juan Manuel Marquez.


Pacquiao and Marquez fought to a controversial split 12-round draw in Las Vegas last weekend.


Peñalosa said he thought Pacquiao won the fight by one or two points but could understand why the decision was a draw.


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                    [Title] => Peñalosa’s last hurrah
                    [Summary] => Former World Boxing Council super flyweight champion Gerry Peñalosa has vowed to "wage war" in the ring when he takes on reigning world champion Masamori Tokuyama of Japan on Sept. 24 in a fight that has aptly been billed as "The Battle of Yokohama."


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                    [Summary] => Former World Boxing Council featherweight champion Luisito Espinosa hits the comeback trail this Saturday  when he battles Mexican Ramon Aragon in a 10-round preliminary bout on the Mike Tyson-Andrew Golota fight card.


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Morales Wants Espinosa

MERIDA -- Former World Boxing Council (WBC) superbantamweight champion Erik
(Terrible)  Morales said he'd rather fight Luisito Espinosa than Guty Espadas
Jr. because the Filipino is a tougher opponent.

I spoke to Morales the morning after Espadas beat Espinosa on a technical
decision for the vacant WBC featherweight crown here last Friday.
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                    [Title] => Peñalosa fights Korean here
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Former World Boxing Council (WBC) superflyweight champion Gerry Peñalosa
begins his climb back to title contention when he faces tough Yang Sang Ik of
Korea tentatively on May 13 at the Casino Filipino in Parañaque.

Yang, a southpaw like Peñalosa, invaded Cebu in 1997 and knocked out Ric
Magramo in the eighth round to win the WBC International lightflyweight crown.
So fighting on hostile soil is nothing new to the hard-hitting Korean who
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Yang is coming off a loss on points to Pich
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FORMER WORLD BOXING COUNCIL

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Former World Boxing Council secretary-general Rudy Salud said the other day the drop in weight from 142 pounds a month ago will lessen Morales’ power and make it easier for Pacquiao to mow down the Mexican.


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Pacquiao and Marquez fought to a controversial split 12-round draw in Las Vegas last weekend.


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Jr. because the Filipino is a tougher opponent.

I spoke to Morales the morning after Espadas beat Espinosa on a technical
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Korea tentatively on May 13 at the Casino Filipino in Parañaque.

Yang, a southpaw like Peñalosa, invaded Cebu in 1997 and knocked out Ric
Magramo in the eighth round to win the WBC International lightflyweight crown.
So fighting on hostile soil is nothing new to the hard-hitting Korean who
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Yang is coming off a loss on points to Pich
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