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Superbantamweight contender Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista, fresh from scoring a fourth round stoppage of Brazilian veteran Giovanni Andrade, is in line to fight for the world title in the undercard of the Oscar de la Hoya-Floyd Mayweather main event at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in May.
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[Title] => No sweat for Boom Boom
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Hard-hitting superbantamweight Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista of Candijay, Bohol, used a bone-crunching body attack to blast Brazilian veteran Giovanni Andrade into submission at 0:01 of the fourth round and establish himself as a serious contender for the world title at the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida, last Saturday night (yesterday morning, Manila).
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[Title] => ‘Boom Boom’ in back-to-back US bouts
[Summary] => Bantamweight contender Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista is in line for two US fights within 46 days and the busy schedule indicates Golden Boy Promotions is rushing a world title shot for the Candijay, Bohol, slugger sooner than later.
Bautista, 20, is booked to face Moises (Matador) Gutierrez in the undercard of the Marco Antonio Barrera-Rocky Juarez main event for the World Boxing Council (WBC) superfeatherweight crown at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sept. 16.
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[Title] => Oscar predicts long reign for Boom Boom
[Summary] => Even as rising star Rey (Boom Boom) Bautista is still not a world champion, legendary fighter Oscar de la Hoya says the ascent to the top is inevitable and predicts a long reign for the unbeaten Bohol teenager.
That’s the word from Bautista’s manager Tony Aldeguer who told The STAR yesterday plans for a title shot will be discussed after Boom Boom faces Mexican veteran Alejandro Montiel in the Manny Pacquiao-Oscar Larios undercard at the Araneta Coliseum on July 2.
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[Title] => Manny expects tough fight, will train in LA
[Summary] => Manny Pacquiao said yesterday he’s not taking Oscar Larios lightly and will train in Los Angeles for a month before moving his camp to Baguio in preparation for his World Boxing Council (WBC) International superfeatherweight title defense at the Araneta Coliseum on July 2.
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[Title] => Manny settles tax debts
[Summary] => Manny Pacquiao can now sleep well at night.
Last Monday, the three-time world boxing champion went to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) head office in Diliman, Quezon City, to personally settle his tax obligations dating back to 1999. He was accompanied by lawyer Jeng Gacal and accountant Richard Querido in paying BIR commissioner Jose Mario Bunag a visit.
A source said Pacquiao paid close to P10 Million to fulfill his duties as a good citizen.
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Bautista, 20, is booked to face Moises (Matador) Gutierrez in the undercard of the Marco Antonio Barrera-Rocky Juarez main event for the World Boxing Council (WBC) superfeatherweight crown at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sept. 16.
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That’s the word from Bautista’s manager Tony Aldeguer who told The STAR yesterday plans for a title shot will be discussed after Boom Boom faces Mexican veteran Alejandro Montiel in the Manny Pacquiao-Oscar Larios undercard at the Araneta Coliseum on July 2.
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