
BAGUIO CITY–Rain or shine.
While super typhoon Juan wreaked havoc across Northern Luzon, Manny Pacquiao also fought against the rain and gusty winds just to keep things in schedule in his preparations against Mexican Antonio Margarito.
?Walang ulan ulan,? Pacquiao said.
Pacquiao, who opted to train in Baguio City for the second straight fight, spent an hour fine tuning his speed and endurance?and showing off a bit to bystanders and the media?around the oval at Teacher?s Camp.
The People?s Champ, with his conditioning coach Alex Ariza bellowing the shots from the grassy patch in the middle, started his routine morning workout with sprints and back pedals to enhance his speed before the twisting lateral drills that targets his foot work.
?Go! Go! Go! Arms! Arms! Arms!? yelled Ariza all morning.
?Everything is 100% today,? he said of the workout.
At one point, all the screaming got to Pacquiao, who jokingly sh