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There’s a shake-up shaping up within Team Pacquiao.


According to internet reports that came out over the weekend, Manny Pacquiao is all set to cut his ties with his American management team of Shelly Finkel, Nick Khan and Keith Davidson.


Dan Rafael, the embedded boxing writer from ESPN, wrote that when Pacquiao fights Erik Morales on Nov. 18 in Las Vegas, it would be the Filipino fighter’s last under Finkel’s group.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao, Morales magsososyo?
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Sina Filipino Manny Pacquiao at Mexican Erik Morales sa iisang promotional outfit? 


Posible itong mangyari bunga na rin ng pagtatapos ng kontrata ni Pacquiao sa grupo nina Shelly Finkel, Nick Khan at Keith Davidson sa Enero, dalawang buwan matapos ang kanilang ikatlong pagtatagpo ni Morales sa Nobyembre 18. 


Sa pagkakapaso ng managerial contract nina Finkel, Khan at Davidson sa 27-anyos na si Pacquiao, inaasahang si Rex "Wakee" Salud ang kukuning manager ng tubong General Santos City.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao all focused vs Velazquez
                    [Summary] => For a change, Manny Pacquiao will enter a fight without distractions and boxing experts and his legions of fans see no reason for him to lose it.


"For this (Hector) Velazquez fight, I am very focused. I am 100 percent. No distractions. No worries," said Pacquiao in an interview with ESPN.com.


The Filipino champ has stepped up his training for his keenly-awaited 12-round clash with Velazquez on Sept. 10 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao set to start training versus Mexican
                    [Summary] => Manny Pacquiao’s focus is back on boxing after attending to a New York court case against former promoter Murad Muhammad, filming a movie, shooting commercials, making public appearances and fulfilling social commitments the last four months.


Pacquiao will leave for Los Angeles on Sunday and will immediately start training at the Wild Card Gym to get in shape for his 12-round bout against Hector Velasquez of Mexico at the Staples Center on Sept. 10.


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                    [Title] => Manny to tee off fund drive for AG bets
                    [Summary] => Manny Pacquiao is in a very good mood these days.


After scoring a big knockout win in his legal battle with American promoter Murad Muhammad, the Filipino boxing hero yesterday announced the staging of the first Manny Pacquiao golf tournament on July 28 in Wack Wack.


The tournament is actually a fund-raiser with proceeds intended to help the national athletes preparing for the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, Qatar. He said it will also benefit former professional boxers.


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao mas gusto ng maghanda sa susunod na laban
                    [Summary] => Ibabaon na ni Manny Pacquiao ang mga nakalipas at haharapin naman ngayon ang kinabukasan. 


Ayon sa 26 anyos na Pinoy ring sensation, inip na siyang makabalik sa dating porma at maghanda para sa kanyang comeback fight na nakatakda sa Setyembre matapos ang nakakatuyot na pakikipaglabang legal kung saan tinanggap ang out-of-court na pakikipag-areglo ni dating American promoter Murad Muhammad. 


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                    [Title] => Nazario: Reconciliation not possible
                    [Summary] => After getting rid of promoter Murad Muhammad, Filipino ring sensation Manny Pacquiao should better start shopping around for a new business manager, too. 


Rod Nazario, Pacquiao’s burly business manager for the last 10 years, yesterday said he’s had enough with the string of controversies which had put him and even his family in a very bad light. 


Asked if he still considers himself as Pacquiao’s business manager, Nazario had a straight-forward answer. 


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                    [Title] => Pacquiao nanalo kay Muhammad
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Ito ay isang umaalingawngaw na tagumpay hindi lamang kay Pacquiao kundi pati na rin sa boxing. Napagwagian ni Pacquiao ang unang pagsubok ng Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, na umaasam na ma-protektahan ang mga boksingero mula sa mga may maiitim at masamang balak, ang trial jury. 


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Dan Rafael, the embedded boxing writer from ESPN, wrote that when Pacquiao fights Erik Morales on Nov. 18 in Las Vegas, it would be the Filipino fighter’s last under Finkel’s group.


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