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Underwhelming
By Rene Saguisag, ABS-CBN News, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
Manny?s victory underwhelmed. How many lost their shirts betting on an abbreviated ending? We had been led to expect that he would simply pulverize and atomize Larios to pulp bits.
Larry Sipin, who used to be with us here, is gone. Goodbye Larry, one of my favorite clients during the dark days.
Read Full Story >>>Another Negrense dies due to excitement over Pacquiao fight
Sun.Star Bacolod, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
DURING Manny Pacquiao's battle against Mexican Eric Morales in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA last January, a native of Manapla died of heart attack.
The victim, 74-year-old Rolando Aspa Sr., was too excited ever the boxer's victory.
Last Sunday, when Pacquiao fought Mexican fighter Oscar "Chololo" L Read Full Story >>> BANAL SMASHES PADER IN 4
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
TAGBILARAN CITY--ALA Boy Alex John Banal continued his unbeaten streak with a fourth-round technical knockout victory over veteran journeyman Jun Pader in a scheduled tenner headlining the "Rambol sa Island City Mall" card here Monday
evening.
The event, presented by SGG Sports Promotion an Read Full Story >>> Domingo defends title
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, Manila Standard Today, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
PHILIPPINE bantamweight champion Michael Domingo, fresh from a spectacular seventh-round TKO victory over veteran Mexican Alejandro Felix Montiel last Sunday, defends his title against rugged Johnny Lear on July 15 at the Metropolis in Alabang, Muntinlupa.
Domingo, who replaced World Boxing Orga Read Full Story >>> Khan: $4M for Pacquiao in third fight with Morales
By Bong Pedralvez, ABS-CBN News, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
Manny Pacquiao will get no less than $4 million for his rubber match against Erik Morales on November 18 at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, Nick Khan, one of his American handlers, said before returning to the United States on Tuesday.
"Manny will get $4 million and up. This is e Read Full Story >>> The Pac-Man Phenomenon
ITV Boxing, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
Those of us of a certain age will no doubt remember the Pac-Man phenomenon of the 1980s.
For those who don't it, centred around a small yellow semi-circle, who didn't even have eyes, careering around a single boar Read Full Story >>> No respite for people?s champ
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
MANNY PACQUIAO is going places, literally. Hours after beating up Oscar Larios of Mexico early-Sunday afternoon, Pacquiao was on the road, signing autographs and posing for pictures with his admirers at the Baywalk with Manila mayor Lito Atienza.
His body aching from the harder-than-expected ma Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao Pleased at Success of His First Promotion
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, BoxingScene.com, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
Filipino ring idol Manny Pacquao said yesterday he was very pleased over the success of the first major undertaking by Manny Pacquiao Promotions and said it was "a big success."
Pacquiao was all praises for the giant Philippine broadcast network ABS-CBN which bankrolled the event to the tune of $ Read Full Story >>> Manny vow to punish Erik
By Charles Raymond A. Maxey, Sun.Star Davao, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
IT WILL be a totally different Manny Pacquiao when the Filipino ring sensation squares off with Erik Morales of Mexico for the third time on November 18 in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao has vowed to answer the bell with guns blazing and won't be holding back against Morales, unlike when he did against Osc Read Full Story >>> Another heroic turn
By Rina Jimenez-David, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
ODDS were so overwhelmingly in favor of Manny Pacquiao that it made little sense to lay bets on the outcome of Sunday?s fight. Still, those who bet on a victory for Chololo Larios must have salivated just a bit at the prospect of a windfall when, in the third round, Pacquiao appeared to be in troubl Read Full Story >>> In The First Half Of 2006 Deserves Recognition
By Justin Hackman, EastSideBoxing.com, Wed, 05 Jul 2006
As the second half of 2006 has begun, we take a look back at the gifts we as boxing fans have received in the year?s first half. We witnessed, first and foremost, a couple steps toward heavyweight clarity: something 2005 sorely missed. While we do not have a Mike Tyson or Lennox Lewis, and while the Read Full Story >>> Boxing in the Philippines: Manny Pacquiao Defeats Oscar Larios
By Geno McGahee, RingsideReport.com, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
A Pay Per View card entitled: “Fire In The Ring,” showcased the popular WBC International Super Featherweight Champion, Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao, 42-3-2, 33 KO’s, who kept his hopes of bigger fights alive as he Read Full Story >>> What's Next for Marvelous Manny?
By Hermie Rivera, PhilBoxing.com, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
Hailed by Oscar de la Hoya as the world’s best in the super featherweight class, Manny Paquiao checked in at the Big Dome’ armed with his usual tools to make his fight look easy against Oscar Larios.
But the Mexican brawler greeted Pacman instead with a marvelously-timed left ho Read Full Story >>> Bautista’s handlers in no rush
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, Manila Standard Today, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
GOLDEN Boy Promotions vice president Eric Gomez said they were very sad that World Boxing Organization Asia-Pacific bantamweight champion and the Philippines’ emerging ring sensation Rey “Boom Boom” Bautista couldn’t fight veteran Alejandro Felix Montiel on the undercard of t Read Full Story >>> Larios: Mexican warrior with the heart of a lion
By Charles Raymond A. Maxey, Sun.Star Davao, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
OSCAR Larios was a beaten man at the end of his grueling fight with Manny Pacquiao Sunday.
He sported a swollen face and was bleeding from two cuts he suffered as a result of the Filipino bomber's two-fisted attack when the final bell rang at the historic Araneta Coliseum.
But, despite all t Read Full Story >>> Ref says Larios no pushover
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
Angeles City-based New Zealand referee Bruce McTavish said yesterday Oscar Larios proved his mettle by nearly flooring Manny Pacquiao in the third round and surviving the distance in their Araneta Coliseum bout Sunday morning.
Angeles City-based New Zealand referee Bruce McTavish said yesterday Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao gobbles up Larios in impressive distance win
By Jason Probst, MaxBoxing.com, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
Once pegged as a brutally powerful if somewhat one-dimensional fighter, Manny Pacquiao showed further wrinkles in his game early Sunday morning in the Philippines, delivering a one-sided beating to Oscar Larios en route to a unanimous decision.
Pacquiao, whose stoppages of Marco Antonio Barrera a Read Full Story >>> ‘Larios hurt Manny’
By Nick Giongco, Tempo, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
While the rest of the nation was shrieking over Manny Pacquiao’s 12-round win over Oscar Larios of Mexico last Sunday, Roach was a bit disappointed that Pacquiao did not follow the gameplan to the letter.
"A six," said Roach when asked about the performance of his star pupil at the B Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao Punishes Tough Larios Over 12-Round Distance
By Doug Fischer, MaxBoxing.com, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
Former three-division champ Manny Pacquiao improved to 42-3-2 (32) with a harder-than expected 12-round decision victory over former WBC 122-pound titlist Oscar Larios, winning by scores of 117-110, 118-108 and 120-106 in front of a packed Araneta Coliseum in Manilla.
The victory, which sets up Read Full Story >>> Wilbur's Boxing Notes, July 3, 2006
By Brian Wilbur, RingsideReport.com, Tue, 04 Jul 2006
In the year 2003, the super bantamweight division had two dominant champions that stood above the rest. Those two were Manny Pacquiao and Oscar Larios. I was extremely vocal (although I seemed to be the only one) about wanting to see a unification between Larios and Pacquiao to determine supremacy i Read Full Story >>>
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