+ Follow RHODES Tag
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[Title] => Sparmate calls Manny modern-day Ali
[Summary] => Unbeaten welterweight prospect Lydell (Hackman) Rhodes the other day described Manny Pacquiao as a modern-day Muhammad Ali and predicted the Filipino icon to regain the WBO 147-pound crown from Timothy Bradley here Saturday night (Sunday morning, Manila time) in a fight that won’t be a walk in the park.
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[Title] => Sparmate ready to play Bradley for Pacquiao
[Summary] => Oklahoma fighter Lydell (Hackman) Rhodes said the other day he’s ready to spar with Manny Pacquiao in General Santos City and welcomed the opportunity to be involved in the crusade to regain the WBO welterweight championship from Timothy Bradley.
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[Title] => Pacquiao says Bradley will get what he wants
[Summary] => There’s a saying that you should be careful what you ask for.
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[Title] => Apo Island official wants diving issues resolved
[Summary] => The village chief of Apo Island in Dauin, Negros Oriental disclosed she and the Barangay Council will discuss with the Apo Island Protected Area Management Board some concerns on night diving in the island.
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Take FedEx’ Rodrick Rhodes, for example. Rhodes was the Houston Rockets’ first pick in the 1997 National Basketball Association (NBA) draft. On paper, he looked like a can’t-miss proposition. If you’re a first round NBA choice, it’s unlikely that you’re a stiff. There’s no question about your talent — the question mark is your desire.
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