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Pacquiao di problema ang timbang
Journal Group, 01 Jul 2006
HINDI inaalala ni Manny Pacquiao ang pagtugon sa super-featherweight limit tungo sa nakatakdang weigh-in ngayon.
Makaraan ang mga regular rituals na nakagawian na sa huling araw ng lahat ng training camp ni Pacquiao, ang 27-anyos na Filipino boxing idol ay handang-handa na para sa 12-round slugf Read Full Story >>>Pacquiao the 'Mexican Assassin'
By Ben Cohen, SecondsOut.com, 30 Jun 2006
Manny Pacquiao and Oscar Larios will square off this Sunday in the Araneta Coliseum, Manila, the Philippines for the WBC Super featherweight title. Known as the 'Mexican Assassin' Pacquiao will try to defeat another Latin American to cement his status as the best featherweight fighter around.
La Read Full Story >>> I Back Pac Man To Whack Larios
By Joey Knish, The Sweet Science, 30 Jun 2006
Manny Pacquiao has remained a homerun hitting machine even since he was called up to the big leagues. This weekend he faces a fastball hurler who throws strikes down the middle into Pac Man’s sweet spot and Read Full Story >>> 300 cops to secure Pacquiao-Larios boxing bout -- Querol
By Joel Francis Guinto, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 30 Jun 2006
SOME 300 policemen will be deployed around Araneta Center in Quezon City on Sunday when boxing champion Manny Pacquiao battles Mexican Oscar Larios, an official said.
In addition, bomb-sniffing dogs will patrol the vicinity while several ambulances will be positioned outside the venue, Metro Mani Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao Looks To Squash Upset Minded Larios
By Dr. Peter Edwards, BoxinScene.com, 30 Jun 2006
It's rare for a major bout to be held outside of the United States, on pay-per-view, without the any of the American based television networks helping to back the event. For a fighter like Manny Pacquiao (41-3, 33KOs), support from networks like HBO and Showtime, were not necessary in backing his up Read Full Story >>> Support Pacquiao, Malacañang urges Pinoys
By Cedelf Tupas, Visayan Daily Star, 30 Jun 2006
Malacañang yesterday called on Filipinos to support boxing icon Manny Pacquiao when he battles Mexican Oscar Larios in their 12-round super featherweight match on Sunday at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said that it is very important for the Filipino peop Read Full Story >>> Pac-Man Ready, But Larios Says He Has Key to Victory
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, 30 Jun 2006
Pasig City -- Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao says he's ready to take on Mexican Oscar "Chololo" Larios even as the latter revealed for the first time that he's got one special 'key' to beat the world's most dangerous a Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao-Soto Lands on 8/12 Pay-Per-View
BoxingScene.com, 30 Jun 2006
Humberto Soto, conqueror of Rocky Juarez, of Los Mochis, Mexico will take on Bobby Pacquiao of the Philippines in a WBC eliminator at 130 pounds on the Hasim Rahman vs. Oleg Maskaev PPV championship card at the Thomas and Mack, Las Vegas, on Saturday, August 12.
Bob Arum made the announcement tod Read Full Story >>> Jaworski files bill to protect Pinoy boxers
Manila Standard Today, 30 Jun 2006
PASIG Rep. Robert “Dodot” Jaworski recently filed House Bill 5069, also known as the “Flash Elorde Boxing Reform Act of 2006” to protect Filipino boxers.
He said the measure was filed in recognition of the phenomenal heroism of boxing champions Manny Pacquiao, Boom-Boom Bautista and Bobby Paquia Read Full Story >>> Bautista goes home
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, Manila Standard Today, 30 Jun 2006
THE Philippines’ newest ring sensation, World Boxing Organization Asia-Pacific bantamweight champion Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista checked out of the Cebu Doctors Hospital.
He went home to his family in Candijay, Bohol for a two-week rest after being downed by a virus that forced him to pull out of t Read Full Story >>> Calm before the storm
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, 30 Jun 2006
THEY sat beside each other, shared a few laughs and even shook hands as if they were being presented to the media to kick off a concert tour.
At yesterday’s press conference, Filipino Manny Pacquiao and Mexican Oscar Larios appeared to be chums, and not rivals who, in 48 hours, would be progra Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao losing? No way, my dear
By Gerry Ramos, Journal Group, 30 Jun 2006
IN a sense, Manny Pacquiao’s famed American trainer is of the belief Oscar Larios is the better fighter than legendary compatriots Eric Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera.
At this point in time, that is.
But on Sunday at the Araneta Coliseum, Freddie Roach said the 29-year old Larios could ju Read Full Story >>> Roach’s mind is on Erik
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, Manila Standard Today, 30 Jun 2006
CELEBRATED trainer Freddie Roach, who has won the hearts of fight fans because of his tremendous work with Filipino boxers, is eager to get at legendary Mexican Erik “El Terrible” Morales.
In an interview with Viva Sports/Standard Today, Roach said: “I can’t wait to beat this guy again.”
Thi Read Full Story >>> Team Pacquiao sees quick end to fight
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, 30 Jun 2006
Treat him well. End the fight quickly.
Shelly Finkel issued this direct order to Manny Pacquiao yesterday during the final press conference for the Filipino fighter’s highly-awaited bout with Mexico’s Oscar Larios o Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao camp sees fight over by round 6
By Bong Pedralvez, The Manila Times, 30 Jun 2006
THE boxer was light-hearted, even cheerful, but his trainer looked graver than usual. Their messages, however, were the same: Nothing less than a convincing victory on Sunday.
Filipino boxing hero Manny Pacquiao and his American tactician, Freddie Roach, were a picture of contrasts on Thursday a Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao out to inspire troubled nation
By Jim Gomez, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 30 Jun 2006
MANNY Pacquiao hopes a win over Oscar Larios on Sunday will do much to cheer his troubled Philippine homeland, while his Mexican opponent plans to use the bout as a platform to greater boxing heights -- and purses.
Boxing analysts rate Pacquiao, 27, as the heavy favorite to successfully defend hi Read Full Story >>> PACQUIAO'S LEGACY IN PERIL SATURDAY
By Jason Aniel, RingTalk.com, 30 Jun 2006
PACMAN NEED WORRY SOME ABOUT LARIOS
Manila, RP-Most boxing consider Manny Pacquiao’s fight against Oscar Larios this Saturday (Sunday in the Philippines) as a tune up bout for an eventual rubber-match with Erik Morales. First off, Oscar Larios is no tune-up fighter period. Most judge Larios bas Read Full Story >>> Larios confident of winning, ‘promises’ Manny a rematch
By Frank Calapre, Sun.Star Cebu, 30 Jun 2006
Manila—-MEXICAN Oscar “Chololo” Larios has no greater ambition than to beat Manny Pacquiao.
And he is so confident of winning that he is already offering the Filipino a rematch.
The 29-year-old Larios yesterday admitted that the guaranteed $450,000 fight purse he will receive against Pacquia Read Full Story >>> Roach calls Morales a “nasty guy” with a “big mouth”
The Sweet Science, 30 Jun 2006
Freddie Roach, a tenderhearted sort who rarely expresses enmity towards anyone, cannot contain his dislike for Erik Morales.
In an interview with Viva Sports/Standard Today, Roach said: “I can’t wait to beat Morales again.”
Morales has claimed he would “clobber Pacquiao much easier than the Read Full Story >>> The unthinkable
Manila Standard Today, 30 Jun 2006
THIS Sunday, Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao will take the ring against Mexican pug Oscar Larios in front of an anxious and excited nation that has idolized the warrior from General Santos City.
Many fans expect Pacquiao to defeat his opponent in his own backyard. But, what if the story does Read Full Story >>>
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