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WORLD EXCLUSIVE: WBC TO HOLD FIGHT IN BANGKOK PRISON!
By Jason Aniel, RingTalk.com, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
PRISONER MUST WIN BELT FOR FREEDOM
Elorde Sports Complex, RP- World renowned international referee and a 2007 recipient of a ?Flash? Elorde award, Bruce McTavish, disclosed that he will referee a bout between female WBC light flyweight champion Ayaka Miyano of Japan, and challenger Samson Sor Sir Read Full Story >>>De La Hoya Camp Update!
By Brad Cooney, FightNews.com, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
Fightnews just caught up with Freddie Roach and got an exclusive update on Oscar De La Hoya's training camp in Puerto Rico. Roach gives us an in depth look at how camp is progressing thus far, and he also informed Fightnews that there is a very real possibility that he will be in San Antonio for Pac Read Full Story >>> ROACH READY TO JOIN PACQUIAO IN TEXAS
By Salven L. Lagumbay, Boxing Confidential, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
Celebrated trainer Freddie Roach has indicated there is a big chance he might be able to fly to San Antonio, Texas to be at the corner of superstar Manny Pacquiao when he clashes with little-known but undefeated Mexican Jorge Solis on April 14 at the Alamodome.
Roach, according to Brad Cooney i Read Full Story >>> Pacman fully focused, even on small details
By Ed de la Vega, DDS, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
At the “Moment of Truth” Promotions held at Cebu City last month, Manny Pacquiao upon seeing me, cordially extended a nice friendly greetings. “Hi Doc, kumusta ka. Kelan ka dumating?” That recognition alone made my day. As I extended my hand to him to feel his warm handshak Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao wants more time to prepare for Marquez
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
Manny Pacquiao has asked the World Boxing Council for some time to fulfill his previous commitments before he could begin his preparations for a possible rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez by the end of the year.
"I am accepting the WBC position. But first, I have to fulfill my present commitments Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao may cut back on sparring
By Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
EXACTLY THREE weeks before the fight, Manny Pacquiao is so juiced up in training at the Wild Card in Hollywood that his trainers are seriously considering to cut back on his sparring sessions.
Even after going 10 rounds with three sparmates on Saturday afternoon (Sunday morning in Manila), Pacqu Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao still PPV ‘king’
By Salven L. Lagumbay, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mon, 26 Mar 2007
MANILA, Philippines -- Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao remains the king of pay-per-view in the lighter weight division of world boxing.
The only bigger pay-per-view attraction is Oscar De La Hoya who fights in the bigger light middleweight class.
According to the figures released by HBO PPV Read Full Story >>> Boxing needs to hype-ventilate
Pacquiao's meeting with the press provides a lot of noise, little information
By Bill Dwyre, Los Angeles Times, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Against a backdrop of chaos found in boxing and on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Manny Pacquiao met the press in Los Angeles last week.
He is a 130-pounder, a super-featherweight who Bob Arum says is "the most beloved fighter in the world today." Arum sells tickets and pay-per-view sh Read Full Story >>> ?I Agree, the Odds are OFF for Floyd-Oscar?
By John Chavez, Boxing Confidential, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
I just want to reiterate that my character name, ?The Boxing Bookie? was something given to me by my esteemed colleague Ricardo Lois. It?s not the type of thing were I labeled myself or came up with my own gimmick. It?s just a name that stuck along with a lot more rather, unprofessional and vul Read Full Story >>> The Gerrymandering of Gerry Penalosa
By Thomas Gerbasi, MaxBoxing.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Sam Soliman whipped Winky Wright; Carlos Baldomir outhustled Floyd Mayweather Jr.; Oscar De La Hoya wisely danced the last four rounds against Felix Trinidad. And Evander Holyfield was jobbed when he drew with Lennox Lewis in their first match. If anyone agrees with these statements, they probably a Read Full Story >>> BAUTISTA, BANAL LAND IN MANILA!
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Undefeated ALA Boys Rey 'Boom Boom' Bautista and Alex John 'Bazooka' Banal, together with their trainer Edito Villamor, have landed in Manila for their trip to Los Angeles tomorrow evening.
The trio will train for one week at the Wild Card Gym in LA, before flying out to Puerto Rico where they wi Read Full Story >>> USA Boxing vows to right ship
By John Whisler, San Antonio Express, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
ohn Stavros, the acting executive director for USA Boxing, says the governing body for amateur boxing in the United States has turned the corner. That it is leaner, more stable and headed in the right direction.
The problem, of course, is that we've heard it all before. Seven times, to be exact, Read Full Story >>> ELORDE GETS ANOTHER WIN!
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Bai Elorde
PARANAQUE CITY, PHILIPPINES--The grandson of the great Gabriel 'Flash' Elorde continues to show great promise in only his second pro fight.
At Friday night's 'Boxing Kontra Droga,' Juan Martin 'Bai' Elor Read Full Story >>> Bring on Marquez vs. Pacquiao
By Michael Hirsley, Chicago Tribune, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Before Juan Manuel Marquez outslugged Marco Antonio Barrera in an action-filled bout last Saturday, neither of them could afford to look past that confrontation. But if either or both had another fighter in mind, it was likely Manny Pacquiao.
After all, he was the major opponent they had in commo Read Full Story >>> HONORABLE JUDGES?
By Rico Navarro, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
One of the most stressful moments of a boxing match is when the fight goes the full route. When the final bell is heard, you can hear TV commentators say, "Well that's it fight fans. The boxers have given it their all, and it's all now in the hands of the judges. 'In the hands of the judges.' Why d Read Full Story >>> KAMEDA DEFEATS MORALES
By Joe Koizumi, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
TOKYO, JAPAN -- Unbeaten ex-WBA light-fly champ, WBA#1/WBC#3 flyweight Koki Kameda (14-0, 10 KOs), 112, decked his first bout since renouncing his WBA 108-pound belt to move up to the 112-pound category, as he dropped WBC#12 Mexican Everardo Morales (28-12-3, 20 KOs), 112.5, in the fifth and pounded Read Full Story >>> Pacquiao challenges Marquez
By Dante Navarro, The Philippine Star, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Manny Pacquiao, raring to re-stake his claim as the world’s best fighter in the 130-lb division, on Friday confirmed his acceptance as mandatory challenger to newly crowned WBC (World Boxing Council) super featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez.
Rex "Wakee" Salud, Pacquiao’s long Read Full Story >>> Marquez-Barrera pulls in $10.1 million in TV revenue
By Dan Rafael, ESPN.com, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
Juan Manuel Marquez's stirring junior lightweight championship victory last Saturday night against Marco Antonio Barrera generated 225,000 pay-per-view buys and $10.1 million in television revenue, according to figures released by HBO PPV.
The total is expected to rise slightly once all cable sy Read Full Story >>> Who’s the Realest, “El Terrible” or the “Baby Face Assasin”?
By John Chavez, Boxing Confidential, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
After reflecting on what occurred this past weekend at the post-fight press conference I started to think. Imagine that, I used my brain.
From speaking with those in attendance, either they were Marco Antonio Barrera fans or Erik Morales supporters. Sure there was Juan Manuel Marquez fans suppor Read Full Story >>> Pacman worth P1M/minute
By Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star, Sun, 25 Mar 2007
How much is Manny Pacquiao worth these days?
Well, just by looking at his reported deal with Solar Entertainment, which will air his April 14 fight over GMA-7, the former construction and bakery worker from Gen. Santos is easily worth P1 million per minute.
While top Solar officials refused Read Full Story >>>
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