GRAPEVINE, TEXAS?I find it intriguing and historically important how the spheres of previous boxing legends are whirling around the apex of Manny Pacquiao’s storybook career.
In the house, looking trim and in fighting condition whilst enjoying an adult bevvie or two at the Gaylord Texan Hotel after the Antonio Margarito-Pacman weigh in Friday night was Panama’s favorite son, perhaps the greatest lightweight ever, ?Hands Of Stone? Roberto Duran.
We met, we gripped hands and had a quick man hug and I asked the awesome fighter whose career I covered from an early stage onward who will win the main event at Cowboys Stadium Saturday night.
?Oh, Manny Pacquiao, he will win,? Duran, here to support Cuban prospect Guillermo Rigondeaux on the undercard said quickly. ?I think M
