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[Title] => Salud not taking Pacquiao lightly
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Salud isn’t the type to engage in light fireworks. When the bell rings, he sees only red–like a bull primed for a last fight. Besides, Salud is hoping a solid showing will boost his chances of clinching another shot at the world title.
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Salud isn’t the type to engage in light fireworks. When the bell rings, he sees only red–like a bull primed for a last fight. Besides, Salud is hoping a solid showing will boost his chances of clinching another shot at the world title.
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