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List of Articles by Edwin G. Espejo |
There are 107 articles attributed to this author.
Displaying articles 101 to 107.PACQUIAO WATCH: BOXING'S BEST
10 Dec 2007
Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather’s 10th round demolition of erstwhile unbeaten Ricky Hatton of England safely kept his pound for pound ranking intact, for now at least.
Mayweather is undoubtedly today’s most skillful boxer. And the most cunning.
No one can lay a finger on him from the inside. See
PACQUIAO WATCH: The Mad Dash for Pacquiao
08 Nov 2007
As expected, everybody is lining up for a megabuck fight with Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao after Juan Manuel Marquez did his part of the bargain in handing Rocky Juarez an neat boxing lesson last November 4.
Bereft of bi
PACQUIAO WATCH: Why a Diaz Will Be Next
17 Oct 2007
The die has been cast. Manny Pacquiao will be back atop the ring on March 1 next year in another HBO pay per view offering. The only missing links are that his opponent is yet to be named and the venue is yet to be settled.
PACQUIAO WATCH: The PPV myth
17 Oct 2007
As soon as Manny Pacquiao disposed Marco Antonio Barrera, some scribes immediately worked their math and suggested that the Filipino southpaw earned something like $7 million or a staggering P308 million for his 12
PACQUIAO WATCH: Who Will Get the Next Crack?
15 Oct 2007
Manny's less spectacular conquest of Marco Antonio Barrera has driven many in the super featherweight and lightweight classes scampering to the beeline.
Everybody wants to get a piece of Manny and of the money t
PACQUIAO WATCH: MANNY RUNNING OUT OF MONEY FIGHTS
13 Oct 2007
WITH Erik Morales and Marco Antonio Barrera sipping tequila into the sunset, Manny Pacquiao is fast running out of iconic foes in the super featherweight division.
Just a couple of years ago, the super featherweight class was the hottest and most talent-laden division in boxing.
The only reco
PACQUIAO WATCH: DISSECTING MANNY
10 Oct 2007
As usual many are proffering their thoughts on how Manny Pacquiao fared in his second conquest of Marco Antonio Barrera.
The blood-thirsty Pacman fanatics were surely disappointed Manny was not able to blud
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