+ Follow PACQUIAO AND MORALES Tag
PACQUIAO AND MORALES
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[Title] => Pacman A-OK, leaves hospital
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Less than 24 hours after being brought to the hospital, boxer Manny Pacquiao is up and about and, upon the advise of his doctors, has decided to rest a few days at the Diamond Hotel.
Pacquiao was admitted at the Cardinal Santos Memorial Hospital in San Juan the other day after complaining of stomach pains. It was a case of acidity that led to an executive check-up.
Pacquiao left the hospital yesterday afternoon armed with a clean bill of health.
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[Title] => Pacman rushed to hospital for stomach pains
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Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao was rushed to the Cardinal Santos Memorial Hospital yesterday after complaining of stomach problems.
Pacquiao, 28, has been confined on and off at the hospital because of a recurring stomach ailment, according to Philboxing.com.
In an interview with ABS-CBN late in the night, the Gen. Santos native admitted to have periodically skipped meals due to the pressure of his work.
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[Title] => Pacquiao, Morales square off over bottles of beer
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After three vicious fights in the ring, it would have been quite hard to imagine Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales sharing one table, enjoying a "few rounds" of beer.
But past midnight of Saturday shortly after the Mexican boxer arrived from the US, it did happen on the classy 25th floor lounge of the Diamond Hotel along Roxas Blvd.
Morales is in the country for a short vacation reportedly promised him and his wife by a Filipino friend, who lives next door the Mexican couple who keeps a house in California.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Three’s a charm
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It’s almost as if Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales were made for each other. In three fights, they slugged it out like there was no tomorrow, like their lives depended on winning — which is why fans described the series one of the most exciting boxing trilogies ever.
Pacquiao is destined to join Flash Elorde and Pancho Villa as the only Filipinos in the International Boxing Hall of Fame because of his exploits and achievements in the ring. He has captured the imagination of audiences all over the world with his devil-may-care style and infectious charisma.
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[Title] => Three’s a charm
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It’s almost as if Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales were made for each other. In three fights, they slugged it out like there was no tomorrow, like their lives depended on winning — which is why fans described the series one of the most exciting boxing trilogies ever.
Pacquiao is destined to join Flash Elorde and Pancho Villa as the only Filipinos in the International Boxing Hall of Fame because of his exploits and achievements in the ring. He has captured the imagination of audiences all over the world with his devil-may-care style and infectious charisma.
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[Title] => Three’s a charm
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It’s almost as if Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales were made for each other. In three fights, they slugged it out like there was no tomorrow, like their lives depended on winning — which is why fans described the series one of the most exciting boxing trilogies ever.
Pacquiao is destined to join Flash Elorde and Pancho Villa as the only Filipinos in the International Boxing Hall of Fame because of his exploits and achievements in the ring. He has captured the imagination of audiences all over the world with his devil-may-care style and infectious charisma.
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[Title] => Three’s a charm
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It’s almost as if Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales were made for each other. In three fights, they slugged it out like there was no tomorrow, like their lives depended on winning — which is why fans described the series one of the most exciting boxing trilogies ever.
Pacquiao is destined to join Flash Elorde and Pancho Villa as the only Filipinos in the International Boxing Hall of Fame because of his exploits and achievements in the ring. He has captured the imagination of audiences all over the world with his devil-may-care style and infectious charisma.
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[Title] => Three’s a charm
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It’s almost as if Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales were made for each other. In three fights, they slugged it out like there was no tomorrow, like their lives depended on winning — which is why fans described the series one of the most exciting boxing trilogies ever.
Pacquiao is destined to join Flash Elorde and Pancho Villa as the only Filipinos in the International Boxing Hall of Fame because of his exploits and achievements in the ring. He has captured the imagination of audiences all over the world with his devil-may-care style and infectious charisma.
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[Title] => It’s Judgment Day
[Summary] => LAS VEGAS — It will be one showdown expected to be remembered in time, the final chapter of a drama-fraught trilogy between two classic fighters who carry the dreams and hopes of their peoples.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Top boxing promoter Arum cites STAR report
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LAS VEGAS — Before a jampacked press conference here, legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum made special mention of a recent STAR article where a Filipino bishop said it’s not a sin to place bets in the Grand Finale between Erik Morales and Manny Pacquiao Saturday night.
"This morning, as I was browsing the Internet, I came across an article that came out at Philippine STAR," said Arum over the microphone as he prepared to formally introduce Pacquiao and Morales to the press.
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