ANAHEIM, California ? Manny Pacquiao?s manager Michael Koncz promised that Team Pacquiao will try to find a way to make it up to the fans who were disappointed during the boxer?s concert in Vallejo, California.
Fans were angered when they weren?t able to meet with Pacquiao, as their ticket contained a guarantee of a ?one-on-one? with the Pacman.
Koncz vowed to never do business with the promoters responsible for the Vallejo show again.
On another issue hounding Pacquaio, Koncz said they are moving to dismiss a $10 million lawsuit filed by record company RBM Group International. The first hearing will be sometime in March.
RBM claimed that Pacquiao and musician Lito Camo failed to deliver on a contract to record 12 songs for them.
?Unfortunately, when you become a star and have money, things like that are going to happen,? explained Koncz.
Koncz touted a recent motion to dismiss and relocate the $1.8 million lawsuit filed by a Texas promoter as a victory. A Texas promoter filed a complaint saying Pacquiao failed to deliver on a deal to appear at several events.
Koncz will be traveling to the Philippines later this month to meet with Pacquiao to discuss his next fight.
Koncz said that he favors a Las Vegas fight against Sugar Shane Mosley in April. He said there is a possibility that the fight can be signed before New Year?s Day. Balitang America
