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Pacquiao hungry again
By Robert Morales, Whittier Daily News, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Manny Pacquiao is one of boxing's most recognizable faces as well as one of its pound-for-pound best fighters. He's a singer and actor in his native Philippines, where his celebrity is colossal. Then again, it's big everywhere.
During the promotion for his super featherweight title fight against Read Full Story >>>Doghouse Boxing Decides Juan Manuel Marquez vs Manny Pacquiao II
By Gabriel Montoya, DogHouseBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Gabriel Montoya's Prediction - This fight has all the ingredients of another great war. Much like Rafael Marquez and Israel Vasquez displayed over their bloody, knock down, drag out trilogy, in my opinion Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny Pacquiao's deficiencies complement the other fighter perfectly. P Read Full Story >>> MARQUEZ FACES "TWO FISTED" PACMAN TONIGHT
By Pedro Fernandez, RingTalk.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Las Vegas, NV-Usually when two fighters engage a second time, there is a level of dominance by one man or the other. Rarely is the second time around a ?close encounter? of the fistic kind. That being said, the first Manny Pacquiao-Juan Manuel Marquez match was indeed close. Dropped thrice in the op Read Full Story >>> Aldeguer, Villamor see Pacquiao late KO
By Edri Aznar, Sun.Star Cebu, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
NOTED boxing icons Michael Aldeguer and Edito Villamor of the famed Antonio L. Aldeguer boxing stable sees a late-round knockout for Manny Pacquiao in today?s rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez.
Aldeguer thinks the 29- year-old is at the peak of his illustrious career and that this is a different Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao by KO, odds say
By Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada?Manny Pacquiao wants Filipinos to be happy. Juan Manuel Marquez wants to regain Mexican pride.
These two warriors will carry the weight of their respective countries when they dispute the World Boxing Council superfeatherweight crown Saturday (Sunday in Manila) at the Events Cen Read Full Story >>> Watchdog's PPV Criteria: Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez II
By Steve Hudgins, DogHouseBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
The purpose, I don't think any one fight can be made in boxing today, that alone is worth the price of a PPV. Unless of course, they can conjure up Dempsey vs Marciano or Joe Louis, but until that day comes, I want some quantity to go along with quality!
I say, if they want us to shell out 30, 4 Read Full Story >>> Marquez braces for Pacquiao buzz saw
By Jerry Magee, SignOnSanDiego.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
The last member of this Marquez family of Mexico City who stepped into a ring was Rafael, who left it bound for a hospital. On this ominous note, Rafael's brother Juan Manuel tonight is the family's combatant.
His opponent is no less potentially destructive than Israel Vazquez was when he scored Read Full Story >>> Filipinos unite anew for Pacquiao, even for just a few hours
ABS-CBN News, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
The Filipino people will once again be united, even for just a few hours, to support their boxing hero, Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao as he battles Mexico's Juan Manuel Marquez in their much-awaited rematch on Saturda Read Full Story >>> Don't overcorrect it Manny
By Jingo Quijano, Sun.Star Cebu, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
IT?S quite a pity Manny Pacquiao doesn?t fight more often. We are a much better country and a more behaved race everytime this punching dynamo steps into the ring.
I?ve heard stories of strangers hugging each other and exchanging high fives at SM cinema malls. Or estranged couples spending time Read Full Story >>> We?ll make war, vows Roach
By Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada?The first time they met, Manny Pacquiao put Juan Manuel Marquez on the defensive end and nearly nailed him right in the first round.
Trainer Freddie Roach has instructed his prized ward to do the same in their rematch on Saturday, with slight variations, of course.
?We?ll mak Read Full Story >>> Filipinos attract special attention in US because of Manny Pacquiao
By Alex P. Vidal, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? Anywhere you go in the United States nowadays where there is large Filipino community, the archipelago composed of 7,100 islands, is prominently mentioned and is associated positively with boxing heartthrob Manny Pacquiao.
And despite the political turbulence back home whipped up by t Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao targets 144 pounds on fight night
By Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada?Manny Pacquiao likened himself to a sponge after Friday?s weigh-in.
?Para akong foam (I?m like a foam),? said Pacquiao, who checked in at 129 pounds for his rematch against Juan Manuel Marquez. ?Mabilis lumiit, mabilis lumaki (I shrink fast, I bulk up fast).
With sips of wate Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao vows to end ?unfinished business?
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao climbs the ring at Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel and Casino, vowing to end some unfinished business ? complete his execution of Mexico?s three boxing champions ? when he fights for the crown of World Boxing Council superfeatherweight champion Juan Ma Read Full Story >>> Boxing expert sees Pacquiao's win over Marquez
By Aquiles Z. Zonio, Sun.Star General Santos, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
GENERAL SANTOS CITY -- A boxing expert predicted that World Boxing Council Superfeatherweight champ Juan Manuel "Dinamita" Marquez would not last the distance against Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.
Rey Golingan, chair of the Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (Abap) chapter in General Santo Read Full Story >>> Por fin: Márquez-Pacquiao II
By Ernesto Castellanos, Esto en Linea, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
Las Vegas, Nevada.- Juan Manuel Márquez recorrió un largo y difícil camino para llegar a su segunda pelea con Manny Pacquiao .
Y ahora, casi cuatro años después de su famoso empate con el pú Read Full Story >>> Winding up unfinished business
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? Four years ago, Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez fought to a split 12-round draw at the MGM Grand Garden Arena here.
Pacquiao dropped Marquez thrice in the first round but because the three-knockdown rule was not in effect, referee Joe Cortez allowed the action to continue. Marq Read Full Story >>> Roach says all bases covered
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? Boxing trainer Freddie Roach said yesterday Manny Pacquiao will start strong against Juan Manuel Marquez in their WBC superfeatherweight title bout here this morning (Manila time) and unlike four years ago when the Mexican survived three knockdowns in the first round, he won?t get up onc Read Full Story >>> Fight Sidelights: Donaire says it?s over in 5 or 6
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
LAS VEGAS ? IBF flyweight champion Nonito Donaire Jr. said yesterday he expects Manny Pacquiao to overwhelm WBC superfeatherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez and put an end to the Mexican?s reign in their sold-out title fight at the Mandalay Bay Events Center here this morning (Manila time).
Do Read Full Story >>> Lucky (or unlucky) 13 for Manny?
By John Pages, Sun.Star Cebu, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
TODAY is Manny Pacquiao?s 13th boxing fight in America.
I looked up ?13? in Wikipedia and it brimmed with dozens of ?Unlucky 13? versus ?Lucky 13? examples. For instance: Some airlines skip a row 13, many buildings don?t have a 13th floor, and the Code of Hammurabi (ca. 1760 B.C.) does not conta Read Full Story >>> Flash Elorde, Pacquiao best of their time
By Romulo Macalintal, The Philippine Star, Sun, 16 Mar 2008
few hours from now, the entire Filipino people will once again witness another exciting boxing match featuring our favorite and own boxing champion Manny Pacquiao for his much-awaited return bout against Mexican champion Juan Manuel Marquez.
But before that momentous event, there is that imperat Read Full Story >>>
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