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The business remains unfinished
By Karlon N. Rama, Sun.Star Cebu, Mon, 17 Mar 2008
I WILL leave the post-fight analysis to Jingo Quijano who definitely knows his stuff. But, violent reactions from readers notwithstanding, yesterday?s fight should have gone Juan Manuel Marquez?s way.
Yes Manny Pacquiao was fast and his shots did have power, even forcing Marquez down on the thir Read Full Story >>>Over 300 watch Pacquiao-Marquez fight
By Ferdie de la Torre, Saipan Tribune, Mon, 17 Mar 2008
Hundreds of boxing fans, mostly Filipinos and locals, watched yesterday the live broadcast of the Las Vegas fight between Filipino national icon Manny ?Pacman? Pacquiao and Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez at the Saipan World Resort.
Boxing enthusiasts at the World Resort's VIP seats at Redbox Sports Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao Edges Marquez To Claim World Boxing Council Super-Featherweight Title
By Jojo Doria, All Headline News, Mon, 17 Mar 2008
Las Vegas, NV (AHN) - The fight was worth the four-year wait.
After the controversial draw in their first fight 2004, Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny Pacquiao met for the second time in one of the most anticipated fights of the year, with the Filipino boxing icon winning in a narrow split decision Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao?s mom eyes Boracay trip to celebrate son?s victory
By Aquiles Z. Zonio, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mon, 17 Mar 2008
GENERAL SANTOS CITY -- Manny Pacquiao's mother, Dionisia, prayed for more than two hours.
And after her son was declared winner in the fight against Mexican legend Juan Manuel Marquez on Saturday in Las Vegas (Sunday in Manila), she revealed her wish -- a trip to Boracay for the whole family.
Read Full Story >>> REJOICE PHILIPPINES? WE HAVE A NEW CHAMPION!
By Ed de la Vega, DDS, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Las Vegas, Nevada - Forget all the wishful thinking from the Mexicans boxing fans indicating that Juan Manuel Marquez will retain his WBC Super bantamweight crown when he trades leather with Manny Pacquiao during their much a Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao takes Marquez's title
By Robert Morales, DailyBreeze.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS - Blood and guts.
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez showed plenty of the red stuff and plenty of heart Saturday before 11,061 at Mandalay Bay.
Round by round, the action turned. Filipino fans went wild for Pacquiao, as did the Mexican fans for Marquez.
It was as if there w Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao-Marquez II post-fight news conference
OCRegister.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS - Things got heated during post-fight news conference following Manny Pacquiao's split decision victory in his rematch against Juan Manuel Marquez on Saturday night at Mandalay Bay Events Center.
Pacquiao claimed the WBC super-featherweight title with the victory, his third world title Read Full Story >>> Manila fans say 3rd round knockdown is Pacquiao?s savior
By Tina Santos, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
MANILA -- The "Pacman fever" gripped thousands of cheering fans who filled several venues around Manila on Sunday to watch for free the live telecast of the Filipino boxing great's rematch with Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez.
At the San Andres Sports Complex and Civic Center, the wide screen projec Read Full Story >>> Good, Bad & Ugly: The fallout of Marquez-Pacquiao II
Bad Left Hook, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Both men fought. Both men bled. Both men put it all on the line, and left every ounce of energy they had in the ring.
One man won, and one man lost. Whether or not I agree that Manny Pacquiao beat Juan Manuel Marquez last night (I scored it 114-113 for Marquez), the fact of the matter is that two Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao: Marquez Gave Me a Hard Fight,
By Alex P. Vidal, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? Newly crowned World Boxing Council (WBC) superfeatherweight champion Manny Pacquiao has admitted that the Juan Manuel Marquez he fought four years ago is not the same person he challenged and beat by split Read Full Story >>> THE GREAT ESCAPE
By Rene Bonsubre, Jr., PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
It was as nail biting as their first encounter. It was also laced with controversy. Manny Pacquiao versus Juan Manuel Marquez II lived up to the hype. But it did not put an end to the debate as to who is the better fighter.
Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao bloodied but unbowed
By Steve Carp, Las Vegas Review Journal, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
It's only March, but a major contender for the Fight of the Year could be Saturday's rematch between Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny Pacquiao.
The second installment of the Mexican-Filipino War at Mandalay Bay Events Center was a classic, with Pacquiao scoring a crucial third-round knockdown of Mar Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao-Marquez II: The Post-Fight Report Card
By Cliff Rold, BoxingScene.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Watching Manny Pacquiao (46-3-2, 35 KO) do battle with Juan Manuel Marquez (48-4-1, 35 KO) is a joy to behold for anyone who loves boxing?
?but scoring the bouts between these two is about as much fun as a trip to a proctologist. Read Full Story >>> Heroes' welcome readied for Pacquiao brothers - report
GMA News Online, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
GENERAL SANTOS CITY, Philippines - Residents here are now preparing a heroes' welcome for new World Boxing Council champ Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao and his brother Bobby, following Manny's win over Mexican slugger Juan Manuel Marquez.
Bombo Radyo General Santos reported Sunday afternoon that mayor Read Full Story >>> Philippine soldiers briefly halt war to root for Filipino boxing star
By Associated Press, International Herald Tribune, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
MANILA, Philippines: The Philippines army declared a seven-hour truce with insurgents, allowing both sides to watch Manny Pacquiao win the WBC super featherweight title on Sunday.
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo led Filipinos in rejoicing over Pacquaio's victory. The bout in Las Vegas provided Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao denies refusing rematch with Marquez
GMA News Online, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, the new World Boxing Council super featherweight champion, on Sunday belied the claim of his defeated opponent Juan Manuel Marquez that he refused a rematch with the 34-year-old Mexican boxer.
"No, I didn't say no. (I said) anytime...Kahit saan pang away, suntukan Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao gets past Marquez in slugfest
By Robert Morales, L.A. Daily News, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS - Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez gave thousands of wildly screaming fans at Mandalay Bay more their money's worth Saturday in a rematch of their thrilling draw nearly four years ago.
The action was incredible, to say the least. By the end of 12 rounds, both fighters were bloody Read Full Story >>> No Immediate rematch for Pacquiao and Marquez Says Pacman's Boxing Promoter
By Johnny Benz, DogHouseBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
According to Kevin Iole who writes for Yahoo, Promoter Bob Arum, who promotes Pacquiao, has categorically ruled out an immediate rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez. Pacquiao defeated Marquez on Saturday night by way of Spilt decision and now Arum's next plan for Pacquiao is a fight against David Diaz. Read Full Story >>> Manny Pacquiao Beats Juan Manuel Marquez
By Michael David Smith, AOL Sports, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
In a great rematch to their great 2004 fight, Manny Pacquaio beat Juan Manuel Marquez by split decision tonight in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao knocked Marquez down in the third round and appeared to have him in serious trouble, but Marquez showed guts and determination in recovering and putting Pacquiao Read Full Story >>> A Woman's View: Pacquiao, Luevano W
By Amy Green, BoxingScene.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Babyfaced Steven Luevano (35-1) survived a fourth-round knockdown to finish a tough contest against Thailand?s Terdsak Jandaeng (29-2) with skill and composure and retained the WBO featherweight title.
Kandaeng brought constant pressure, power and a dangerous left hand to challenge the WBO cham Read Full Story >>>
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